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I hate: * Being limited in terms of clothing; not being able to wear a lot of designers, and having to choose things based on whether or not they will flatter me, or how they might hide my "flaws". Also, a lot of plus-size clothes are UGLY. * Thighs chafing on hot days when wearing a skirt. * Being uncomfortable in bathing…
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I am interested. I will message you.
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I'm 5'2" and honestly I would be happy to be anything under 135. I'd love to be 120, but I've found in the past that that weight is kind of difficult for me to maintain without being unhealthy. (I have a history of eating disorders.) So, as long as I am in my "healthy weight range", I think I can live with that.
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I used to do the master cleanse. Initially I was lured in by the health claims and thought it would be a great way to drop weight and "detox". Any weight that was lost during the cleanse was always gained back, and in the end, all I got was an eating disorder. (I may have eventually developed the disorder regardless, but…
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As someone who is in recovery from an eating disorder, and also as someone who has gained a lot of weight while in recovery, I say that you should definitely NOT say anything to her about her weight! I'm sure she is quite aware of her weight gain, and you saying something to her about it will only make her feel very very…
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@wildcata77 -- cute baby! although he looks a little bit unhappy there. ;)
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I guess I'm in the minority here, but I try to stick with weighing weekly. I find that if I do it more than that, I get very fixated on the number and it affects my behavior too much (restricting too much, etc.). If you can weigh every day and not go insane AND keep in mind that your weight will naturally fluctuate on a…
