02-28-2014 13:05
02-28-2014 13:05
So a journey of 180lbs starts with one step...blah blah blah. As I am motivated more than I have ever been to lose weight, I have started the daydream of what I would look like. However I am in a weird situation as I didn't gain all at once or after my metabolism slowed, or after I started college...I have just always been the fat kid, and now the fat Dad of two.
Does anyone else get a bit of anxiety about what they will look like when they have no memory of what they looked like at their goal weight? I think I was in 9th grade when I weighed as much as my goal weight. I am at least 4 inches taller than I was then, I have facial hair and puberty is definitely past. So I often think what will I look like?
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03-05-2014 14:14
03-05-2014 14:14
have any of you tried http://www.modelmydiet.com/
I have used it and it is surprisingly accurate.
02-28-2014 13:56
02-28-2014 13:56
03-01-2014 17:46
03-01-2014 17:46
03-05-2014 14:14
03-05-2014 14:14
have any of you tried http://www.modelmydiet.com/
I have used it and it is surprisingly accurate.
03-05-2014 14:20
03-05-2014 14:20
Well as a male, loosing the 180lbs I end up looking like one heck of a youthful woman ; )
03-05-2014 14:24
03-05-2014 14:24
Sorry, I see the male portion now too, this is awesome!
03-05-2014 15:26
03-05-2014 15:26
fun, eh?
03-06-2014 12:43
03-06-2014 12:43
that moidelmydiet is pretty darn cool
03-07-2014 10:21
03-07-2014 10:21
Thanks for model my diet. It's pretty cool. Unfortunately, it didn't say that I would magically get an hourglass figure no matter what weight I put in!
03-07-2014 13:23
03-07-2014 13:23
I just started with fitbit about 2 weeks ago. I have been battling this battle for a long time. I wasn't the fat kid, but I was and am the fat adult! LOL I started a boot camp back in 2010 when I was at my then highest of 395. I since gained and got to 424 last April. My problem is sugar, I am an addict. It took a lot of time but I learned to love me now and I think because of that, my vision of me is not the same me I see in the mirror. I don't see that same fat woman. I see a smaller version, maybe not a skinny version but definitely smaller. Skinny is relative anyway. For me getting to 200 would be my skinny!!!!
Like many here, I have a story, mine is just not one of pain or abuse or a lot of those seemingly pathetic things that the weight loss shows like to portray. Please forgive me, I am not trying to fat shame or be rude in any way. I am just fat, I like food. Yes, I did suffer from depression and even suicide but there was more to it. It took a very long time to learn to love me and figure out who I was as well as accept me just as I was. Trying to lose weight so that I could love me just left me lost and lonely. I live a different life now. I see that woman that I want to be, I see her every day. Sure, it is located in my mind, but it isn't that far away. I keep that mental picture right up front. I have no clue if this is making any sense. LOL...I am just typing my thoughts away!
03-07-2014 14:58
03-07-2014 14:58
03-10-2014 11:48
03-10-2014 11:48
Ok... maybe I'm just blind but I can't see the 'male' model anywhere on modelmydiet.com
03-10-2014 13:46
03-10-2014 13:46
It's on the very top right hand portion of the page.