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  • #83809
    jock
    Participant

    Or am I the only one?
    But this summer I want to get down to 90 if possible. imagine carrying 15 less kg around. How less tired I would feel!

    #83860
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Jack:

    The lack of response here does not indicate that none of the readers here is 100 kg or more. Maybe people don’t want to be reminded, don’t want to write about it… I am not one but I just couldn’t endure a thread by Llama Jack being unanswered. As far as my weight in pounds, I was over 150 lbs (5’5”) ten years ago, big big belly, huffing and puffing going up stairs, have photos, look overweight. Definitely was. Then I discovered dieting and took it allllllllllllllllllll the way to the extreme, going anorexic, going as low as 103 lbs, lower maybe, gaunt looking, fine thick hair all over my face, ongoing fatigue, excessive exercise, and whatnots.

    Now that I bumped your thread, maybe someone will answer: Jack, you are not alone.

    anita

    #83862
    jock
    Participant

    anyone here under 100 pounds? 🙂

    #83864
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Hilarious Jack- just hilarious. YES, I AM- is there a prize for that?

    anita

    #83891
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Um. I don’t know about pounds. I’m assuming I you’re in US? Well we do stone.
    I’ve just shed a bunch of weight from 11 stone 9 to 10 stone 6, which in kgs was… Um. ..from about 76 to 66.5. Yeyeyeyyyy. Worked hard for it too.

    I’ve always been the fat lass in my circles. In that way I Will always see myself as the
    Fat one. No matter how skinny I get.

    Shifting weit us easy. Do something you like. Sometimes I just clench mt bottom on the chair so it’s like bouncy and that’s great fun and it’s still activity. Sometimes I like to jump on the spot for no reason. Fun. I like to run down the stairs fast as possible. Fun.
    All exercise.

    #83926
    jock
    Participant

    100 pounds is 45.5 kg. Very thin in my opinion. Congratulations Anita. And the prize is one week’s holiday to Scotland…………………in winter.

    #83931
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Jack:

    Hi-larious, again- am leaving to the great city of Bellingham, Washington State- will be carrying your prize offer with me as I go about town.

    anita

    #83979
    jock
    Participant

    Take a break from TB too anita. I don’t blame you.

    #83988
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Jack:

    I am back from the break. Regarding the post before last: I WAS a bit over 100 lbs or 46 or so kg, but haven’t been on a scale for 8 months. All I know is that I WAS size zero pants and now I am about size 4 while at my highest weight of 150 lbs I was about size 10-12. I had to clarify this or else I couldn’t go to bed tonight in good conscience.

    So there.

    anita

    #84003
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I’ll have you know it’s almost always winter in Scotland. Where I’m from on the coast, even in the hottest heat of summer, the haar comes rolling in and smothers you in a smog of freezing fog just like a scene from a Sherlock holmes book

    WHAT THE??? 45.5 kg?? WHAAA? that’s TEE-NINY!! Oh my gosh. eat a burger!! so today I weighed myself and I’m 64.5kg and I’m 5’8” tall so I’m a healthy weight. Size UK 10 which is your… US 8?

    my gosh, I’d be afraid to break you just by looking at you!

    #84010
    Anonymous
    Guest

    I was underweight, pomplemous, I am no longer underweight. I am at a very normal weight now and look healthy. Your “eat a burger!” comment to me was offensive to me: insensitive to Anorexic Anita, you know.

    anita

    #84016
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    That was incredibly flippant of me and I’m truly sorry. I would never have upset you on purpose.

    I should actually have known better as I did read am article about thin people, not even anorexia and how offensive it is for people to shout that stuff and I promptly forgot and said it anyway.
    Thank you for reaffirming the lesson.
    I’m so sorry.

    #84018
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear pomplemous:

    Wow! How refreshing it is for me to point to another an offense and then to get an apology! Thank you for making this experience possible for me!
    anita

    #84021
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Oh sweetheart!! You matter, you know . Your feelings matter.

    I’m learning a lesson too that’s it’s ok to speak out when feeling wronged and if you get shouted down well then it says more about them than it says about you.

    I was rude and insensitive and I promise you’ve taught me a real lesson. So thank you actually.

    Xx

    #84022
    Nekoshema
    Participant

    I don’t weigh myself, I just get depressed. It’s not that I’m refusing to look to deny reality, until very recently I went to the gym 5 days a week, and ate a rather ‘Mediterranean’ diet, and I never lost a pound. I saw personal trainers, changed up my training routine, and went to many free classes. Still same weight. I quit the gym because I was sick of spending so much money for nothing. I’m still active, I walk everywhere, do yoga once a week, got back to biking, even reduced my sugar and meat intake, and while people say I’ve ‘toned’ I haven’t lost or gained a pound in 5 years. I get being too heavy or too thin is unhealthy, but sometimes you need to throw in the towel, accept this is your body, and move on from there. If I loose weight great [I pray I don’t gain any but if I do it isn’t the end of the world provided I’m still as active and healthy]

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