Any success stories that involved not eating healthy?

technically you can eat 1200 cals worth of junk food/chocolates/doughnuts/etc per day and still lose weight. with that said, will you be healthy? nope. will you be skinny with health problems due to the fact that ur food has no nutritional value? yep.
enough said... lol

I also eat healthier but not "clean" I allow frozen yogurt, dark chocolate, macaron cookies, etc as long as they are in my calorie total. I do not exercise because I am disabled. Even walking two blocks is a real feat. I have lost 32 pounds so far.No magic but tracking is the key.

I'm not done, but lean cuisines and lots of fruit are convenient for me. and Chobani. I dislike meat, so it helps get the protein in. I have an insane schedule. Just drink a looooooooot of water to combat the sodium. Oh, and become friends with a crock pot. Cheap and low effort! Hope that helps some.

Depends on your definition of success I suppose. I'm new here but not new to body transformation. I was an average guy at 18% body fat and 180 lbs. I lost 30 pounds and cut my body fat in half while I was in college all through proper diet. Different metabolisms will vary from person to person. Some people can look at an exercise machine and practically begin to lose weight. Some people can eat dirty while lifting weights and pack on solid muscle. Most of us can not. I took a few nutrition and exercise science classes while in college. In my personal experience, 80% of the determining factor of my body composition is decided by diet alone. I used to work out 6 days a week and still hovered around 179 lbs. Once I fine tuned my diet, the pounds starting melting off. I even took a 6-month break from exercising, maintained my clean eating habits and didn't gain a pound. You *could* theoretically exercise 4 hours a day, and not eat healthy and still have some sort of "success." But it's so much easier to just eat clean.