How did losing weight impact your social life?

I might not be qualified to say much here but I've lost 13lbs in 60 days and it hasn't impacted my social life at all! Me and the boyf love to go out to eat, as do our friends and families and we are also partial to a takeaway. I've had anything I've wanted. I even had a big night out (very rare for me) that started with a 2 course meal out and a meal out the following day and lost 2lbs!

If I want it, I have it. I will eat less during the day/day before if I know I'm going out or getting a takeaway but if I'm hungry, I eat. I don't want to feel like I'm missing out (which I would) to lose weight so I'm happy with the balance I've got

I don't think my weight loss has impacted my social life at all. I'm reasonably social, going for dinner, coffee or drinks probably twice a week or so. I still go twice a week or so now I'm lighter. I only went dancing /clubbing very occasionally (as the late nights make me tired and steal recovery time), I still only go occasionally I just look way more foxy when I do!

Now I'm probably more reserved when i go out as I can't fit as many drink in my tum or want to work out the next morning so drink less

A (now ex) friend has been selling those stupid "it works" wraps for years. She now has the sh!ts with me because I won't let her use my before and after pictures to sell her stupid wraps.
But aside from that my real friends have all been pretty cool about the whole thing

While I have gone from a 44 waist to size 38 after I stopped eating foods containing sugars and or grains the magic came as doing so managed my pain well without meds. Not being in chronic pain or on pain meds means I am am not as Junk Yard Dog mean as before.

It has helped the family emotionally that I am not doing the 'suicide by food' thing any longer and that I do not need help getting in and out of cars, movie seats, etc.

I've lost 91 lbs since February and all that's changed is I order my food differently. I actually pay attention to trying to get the freshest thing on the menu, and if it comes with a breadstick or something, I give it away. If we are going out for a night out, I order drinks with low calories. And as far as confidence goes, I'm dressing a little classier than I used to because I have more options available to me, and I feel less as if I'm going to fall flat on my face in embarrassment.

I've lost 56 lbs so far and still have another 50 ish lbs to lose. I started out at 230 and my friends hadn't seen me below anything except 230 so they have always known me as the big girl. I started my journey out in secret and after I lost the first initial 20 lbs that's when they all started to notice some change in me. The 20 I initially lost turned into -30, -40, -50 and Now I constantly get bombarded with questions about weight loss and exercise whereas before not so much. although it's nice to feel like you accomplished something and you want to share it with others it also at times feels like rivalry between friends when most of them too want/need to lose weight. I can almost sense envy when I'm in the group now and sometimes it makes me feel really awkward. I hate being the center of attention especially when the topic turns into a pep talk about how they think I exercise too much or I eat too little or or or you name it, I've heard it lol
I don't know, at this point I'm just focusing on myself and my life. I know I have at least another 5-7 months to lose the rest of the weight, so I'm going to need to worry more about myself then what others think. I'm not even out of the overweight category yet so I still have another 25 lbs just to be considered "healthy" and personally I just don't have the energy to care about my social life or what my friends think of my weight loss. my health is on the line So let them or anyone else think what they like. I have better things to put my energy in.

On the other hand my relationship with my husband has improved remarkably since I lost the weight and I think most of it had to do with the huge jump in self confidence. I'm overall really happy with my life and my body.

Well, my social life didn't really increase in that I met and socialized with a lot more people. but my husband and I (he lost 140 and I lost 123) do go out together a lot more often. We have Friday night date night every week. We go out for a nice dinner, and then we usually go out for dancing and drinks.

I would say it has made my social life much better. I feel 10 years younger, even though I am in better shape than I was 10 years ago. I am a lot more confident with my body and the way I see myself in the mirror. I like going out to be seen. It is not just about weight but having more disposable income is a big factor too. It is hard to go out when you don't have the funds lol.

I have a couple of "standing dates" once a month with the college roomies and once a month with a BF from high school. both of those events changed for me...at first wanting to make good choices but not necessarily admit I was counting calories (started in January). Now, I just pre plan as much as possible and have what I want but track it. Now that I am down a noticeable amount, it is out in the open that I am losing....like others have said, with success comes confidence that you can order what you want and still have success!

I met and married my husband when I was 15-20 pounds heavier. He might have liked things a little better that way because I was in my range of healthy weight and I was more fun to eat with. But he only complains a little bit about my diet, and he started exercising and going to the gym because I was doing it.

The main impact on my social life is that people talk about how fit I am. My lifestyle was always very active anyway, and it still is, so it wasn't as if I had heavy drinking or major overeating to give up.