surly this can’t be right?

trulyhealy
Posts: 242 Member
i have these jeans that when i bought them last november they were a bit big for me and but still wearable but then each time i wore them they got big tighter especially in july but then i just put them on for the first time since then and they feel like how they did last november i think but i think it’s all in my head bc i’ve only lost 3 pounds which isn’t a lot and idk
sorry this is confusing but the question is do you think that’s possible or like it’s all in my head
sorry this is confusing but the question is do you think that’s possible or like it’s all in my head
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3lbs can make a difference if you don't have much to lose.
And sometimes we can feel mentally slimmer, other times not so much.
Take it as a positive your jeans are fitting better2 -
Sure, 3 pounds can make a difference. Also, I can tell a difference depending on what part of my cycle I'm in, regardless of scale weight. I call those my "fluffy" days.5
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3 pounds is a lot of mass so if comes off in the right place it can have an immediate impact. Weight loss is kind of weird in my experience. You can lose 10 pounds and feel no different but the next 5 might feel like 20.2
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Try not to overthink it and just enjoy the victories along the journey.
Your pants fit you better, and that's something to be excited about. Don't worry about the why.
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I have a dress where the waist is loose on me most of the time, but too tight to wear the day after a food binge; and that's only a 2 or 3 lb difference. A lot has to do with where the fat / water / air is stored...3
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Surly is always right.
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I think you meant surely not surly1
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is it really neccesary to pick at somebody's spelling??
Obvious what she meant.
OP, most likely you were just a bit bloated - after all, bloating will cause something to be tighter around the waist - but it isn't really a difference in fat.
Sometimes i loosen my trousers after a big meal, the same ones I wear that do fit me. - obviously that isnt fat gain, just temporary food/air/water
Same principle, I would think7 -
I think you meant surely not surlypaperpudding wrote: »is it really neccesary to pick at somebody's spelling??
Obvious what she meant.
Pretty sure it's also against forum rules.8 -
If you're lifting and a newbie, could have gained some lean mass and lost fat. So, fat loss might be greater than weight loss.0
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