Silly Diet Goal But Alot of us Do it
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Silly Diet Goal But Alot of us Do it
| Fri, 09-17-2004 - 8:12am |
My husband made a comment last night, calling me a skinny girl.
I laughed. Because my intepretation of skinny, is what I was in highschool and college. (Which was 20 years ago) and I am 25 pounds from highschool weight. I can not imagine being that skinny, in fact back then, I think I was underweight. (Who knew back then that I was already at my ideal of the height and weight charts)
I ask you this, how many of you out there are going after the goal of being what you weighed in highschool and college? Is this realistic?????

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I agree the people on this board. When I was a teenager, I did NOT life weights, or have ANY boobs. I definitely have more mass, and more curves now, especially carrying around children. I think the medical experts need to be more specific. Weight, in and of itself, really does not mean anything.
They should use words like, muscle mass, and fat percentage. But they never do!!!
To cover my family, and my business, I just got done going through underwriting for insurance, and they jacked up my premiums, based on my weight changes. Please.
I thank you all for your responses. Good to know that the people on this board, have some sense. (unlike the some of the experts out there)
Warmest Regards,
Sediqua
O and please don't get me wrong. I have been overweight, after the birth of my first child at 23 I was 200lbs. I worked very hard to get off that weight and the weight I gained after having multiples less then to years later. However, I've watched every woman in my family struggle with their weight. My mother has been on more diets then anyone I know. She is a beautiful woman who is independent and confident. She is a slave to the scale at times. I adore my mother but growing up I swore I'd never be a slave to the scale. Scales lie, Mirrors only reflect what we visualize. The way I feel, the way my body responds to the daily needs of my life, or to swimming, biking, and running. These are the true measures of how fit I am and whether or not I need to work on my body.
Be good to you
Sabrina
Scales lie, Mirrors only reflect what we visualize. The way I feel, the way my body responds to the daily needs of my life, or to swimming, biking, and running. These are the true measures of how fit I am and whether or not I need to work on my body.
Hooray!
I am hoping its extra fat but I do fear I have some stretched skin on my tummy that is going to make permanent residence. It is not bad enough to even remotely consider plastic surgery, but it is kind of annoying. Having 2 kids a year apart was a bit stretchy on me LOL.
Dolli
New and improved siggy coming soon (which could mean after Christmas)
What do the really thin girls wear? Old Navy girl clothes? Size 10-12? oh my.
dolli
New and improved siggy coming soon (which could mean after Christmas)
Fear
My theory is that our boobs weigh more.
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