Good-bye MyFitnessPal
RebelBrew
Posts: 55
Im done I tried and now there is just weight gain. since 6/25 i have now GAINED eight pounds when I feel that is impossible. I am doing Couch to 5k, half the time I am doing it twice in one day. Saterday is case in point I helped my dad with building a block wall in his backyard. I started this weekend at 280lbs As the day went on my pants were literally falling off my *kitten*. Since there was no way of recording lifting and pushing 82lbs blocks I put it in the MyFitnessPal as walking up stairs. My job was picking up the Block off the pallet putting it on a hand cart then pushing it 100ft to the wall and piffling into place. How do you gain weight doing that I don't know. And you cant say it was three pounds of muscle. And after researching starvation mode is bull I eat more than half my calories to function so my body isn't in starvation mode and Im under most of the time because I am not going to force feed myself just to "eat back" my calories.
So I say this "GOOD-BYE MyFitnessPal" thanks for helping me lose ten pounds of the one-hundred I wanted I am now completely done with dieting it is no use anymore to me I am just going to stay fat
So I say this "GOOD-BYE MyFitnessPal" thanks for helping me lose ten pounds of the one-hundred I wanted I am now completely done with dieting it is no use anymore to me I am just going to stay fat
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Wow. Quitter. MyFitnessPal isn't supposed to do it FOR you. Only you can take charge of your life and make the necessary changes needed to get healthy. You didn't gain all that weight over night, or even in a year, it takes lots of time and effort to lose it again. Good luck to you!0
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Don't give up!!!!!!!!
I know that is so much easier said than done.
At my heaviest, I was 262. I have lost and gained and lost and gained and gained and gained so many times it made my head spin.
Then there were the plateaus.
Don't give up on yourself.
You are worth the effort.0 -
No! Don't give up! Look into Weight Loss Surgery - I recommend the Lap Band System!!! Never give up!0
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I also quit things when they get hard. That's why I'm fit and successful in general. Oh wait, that's right...I don't quit things.0
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We all go through the up's and down's of losing weight.... the difference is who gives up on it and who pushes through the rough and tough times!! Quitters never win!0
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it could have been water weight, too bad.0
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So you quit after a week? You're just looking for an excuse to stay fat. Period. We've all had ups and downs here, but stuck with it. In all likelihood, you are dehydrated and your body is storing water to make up for it. Working like that CAN cause weight gain, and to run away so quickly is just cowardly....0
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So don't you want to
"Keep up with your daughter
Play softball again
walk a full round of golf
not be fat anymore"
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it could have been water weight, too bad.
Very true indeed.0 -
If you aren't drinking enough water & exercising THAT much...your body is hanging onto water, which can account for quite few lbs. And honestly, you don't HAVE to have MFP. Your pants are getting bigger, sometimes, it's more about how you look & feel than what the scale says. So just keep eating sensibly & keep up with what you're doing, evil scale aside...it's working0
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First of all...your weight loss is not anything to belittle. Every little bit counts. This journey is a marathon, not a sprint. Your body has become so accustomed to being overweight that you can't expect it to get small over night. This journey is HARD and it totally SUCKS sometimes, but you cannot quit. I am at my goal weight and I still struggle everyday, it's just who I am, this is my addiction. You are literally giving up because the scale is not saying what you want it to...don't give up!0
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so thats it, 10 days and your done? you shouldnt expect rapid results. Weightloss is a change of lifestyle not a short term crash diet.
your choice....but is being "fat" what you want to be?0 -
It's probably water retention, dude. I always weigh more the day after I hit the gym. Just keep trucking and the weight will come off. I've been on a plateau for over a year & I'm still here.
You can't succeed unless you fail a little first.0 -
You shouldn't give up. If you haven't already, go see a doctor and get checked out. It could be your body is doing something internally. But you should never give up! I hope you are able to see this before resigning altogether. I've been working hard to lose weight gained after surgery last year. It is discouraging to see the fluctuations daily, but you have to persevere and not let this beat you0
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Are you afraid of success? Keep at it, challenge yourself to believe that you ARE capable!0
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Please don't give up! It takes time, the number of times I've gained I could've quit 100 times over!
Keep at it a little while longer and just see how it goes0 -
Look at your picture! There's no better reason to not quit than that little girl in your arms. Open up your diary so people can see them and give some pointers. Get some more MFP friends because they are an amazing source of love and support. There are answers and reasons to all of this stuff. Don't just walk away. I was 408 and after a week was ready to quit and continue my unhealthy life, as short as it was gonna be. I'm down to 280 now with the thanks of mfp!!!!!0
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Well, at least now you can join a fat acceptance community and complain about how the fit keep you down.0
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Sounds like it could have been water weight or maybe your losing inches instead of pounds. Have you measured yourself to see if you have lost inches? You claim that your pants were falling off, if so that is a good indicator. With you doing the kind of work your described, you are building muscle. Building muscle leads to weight gain.0
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There's lots of reasons for weight gain. Too much salt = water retention. You're working on new routines and lifting, that adds muscle which adds weight, ect. Chances are though you aren't gaining FAT unless you're way overeating. It takes time and patience. It took you years to gain it, is it so terrible that it'll take a couple to lose it? How long have you been overweight? Is 2 years asking too much of your patience in comparison?0
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don't give up!!! could be muscle, could be water weight. keep at it for the beautiful baby in your arms. don't you owe it to yourself to be able to be the best daddy you can be? looks like you have not friended many people in your time here. feel free to add me if you decide to hang in there a little longer!! i find the support to be very helpful!! give it more time. YOU CAN DO THIS!!!0
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So you quit after a week? You're just looking for an excuse to stay fat. Period. We've all had ups and downs here, but stuck with it. In all likelihood, you are dehydrated and your body is storing water to make up for it. Working like that CAN cause weight gain, and to run away so quickly is just cowardly....
AMEN!!0 -
"If quitting is an option, you never intended to succeed."0
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You give up that easy then you really are not ready to lose the weight!!!! And also what are you eating? you have to work everything out together and then it will melt off!!!!0
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I'm sorry to hear this... You know that you don't really want this.
It could very well be 3 pounds of muscle. There is no way of knowing. Have you tried doing measurements? I don't really rely on the scale anymore. The way your clothes fit, and the measurements is what is proof.
What kind of food are you eating? Are you accurately tracking your exercises?
I think you need to keep going at it, you are not going to feel good about yourself if you just quit and "stay fat"
KEEP GOING!!!0 -
Don't give up! Weight loss isn't just about losing weight as fast as you can, it's about changing your lifestyle! You didn't gain all that weight overnight did you? Well you aren't going to lose it overnight either! It's a journey! Not a short trip.0
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The only person that can make you do anything is YOURSELF. Any set backs can put you in a funk but thats when you turn around and work at it that much harder. You experiment by trying out one week of eat your exercise calories to another week of trying to do different exercises. If it was easy EVERYONE would be doing it, but it takes hard work, determination, and the will power to keep on going. 80% of losing weight is based on what you are eating...At first it is about wanting to lose the weight but also be HEALTHY for my kids and to live a longer life. Just think about what is important to you.0
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if you're lifting that much (I think I read that right), you might have gained muscle weight. you gain muscle faster than you lose weight. the more muscle you have, the faster you'll lose weight. good luck!!!0
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you didn't gain all that weight in a short amount of time, therefore it's going to take a lot of time, hard work and dedication to lose it. plus, if your pants are looser you're obviously doing something right..0
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DONT GIVE UP! I THINK ITS DOWN TO RETAINING FLUID,TAKE A TRIP TO YOUR DRS AND SEE IF THEY CAN GIVE YOU A DIURETIC KEEP AT IT AND IM SURE YOU WILSEE THE REWARDS OF YOUR EFFORTS SOON.0
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