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The reduction in leg humping, showing off and lads' night out behaviour.

I'm intimidating. Rawr.

''Shut up. Pain is good for you.'' My mother is a *****.

just quoting the cleverness.

and i'm sure we all also know people who made the healthy lifestyle changes but slipped back into bad habits over time. not everyone finds wholegrains and jogging addictive.

does losing weight via unhealthy means always, absolutely, without exception mean that the person will return to cake once the weight is off? were that the case, you would see a lot of obese ex-anorexics. most people may lose weight and then gain it back. that is not, however, a universal truth. a sizable number will…

not just weight loss but also many other aspects of life.

same here. gotta get signed off at your 6 week check up. until then it's nothing but the gentle physio exercises prescribed.

even when i've gone up to a large E (the joys of meds induced lactation) i've never needed to double up when wearing shock absorbers. i can't imagine doubling up & wearing underwires are comfy if you're working out. :indifferent:

my advice would be to concentrate on just staying healthy, enjoying your baby and planning your big day. i think, with only 3 months and your problem scar, you're far better off going for the super supportive underwear for your big day. the stuff is magic and, for one day only, they can make you look how you want to look.…

i swear by shock absorbers. comfy, attractive and jiggle proof. but everyone is a different shape & prefers a different style.

i just put my weight up to 300 pounds, well over double my weight, and it showed the same 69 cals for a 6 minute run as it did before. so, unless there's a time delay on mfp adjusting to new weight (which doesn't seem likely, as my cals went up straight away) then that seems unlikely.

the energy it takes to run a 300 pound body around the track is going to be considerably more than it takes to rin a 100 pound body around the track. no, one standard burn for any set of exercises is not going to be accurate.

pull ups use a different set of muscles to push ups.

because yank tv execs think the american populace to be morons unable top appreciate english humour in its undiluted form.

i LOVE this thread. your experience is not a universal truth. people who insist it must be just strike me as a bit dim.

i had to google 'baker act'. scary stuff!

and lift heavy!

you say that like the occassional over eat out is a mortal sin and sign of abhorrent weakness.

NOT a universal truth. our bodies can sometimes just demand fuel.

nope, everyone knows i'm a freak.

NOTHING is filling at TOM. get between me & my carbs and i'll BBQ and eat you too :devil:

body fat percentage has an impact on your hormone balance. also, sometimes stretched skin shrinks back in time.

herbal tea is nice too. that way i skip the artificial sweetners & such.

THIS I can totally relate to. After telling my family a particular ex had raped me after they broke up, they invited him to a family outing instead of me. I was always a ***** for breaking his heart. He was always perfect because he was so danm 'nice' socially. I live in hope he'll get gangrene of the todger one day.…

shock collar.

I only think about parents & partners when I imagine controlling relationships. It didn't even occur to me, until reading this thread, that adults would treat their friends this way too.

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ouch! shall we blame it all on pheromones? some cruel trick of mother nature. it doesn't sound like much fun at all.

sounds like my mother! she's finally quit trying to talk me into her POV now, thank zeus.