Have you given up losing weight? I'm big and thick I know it. I also know I'll never will be a...

LadyGrace · 70-79

No but really it's hard. It's very hard. But I never give up even though it's very slow and of course that's the best way to lose weight, but there's really only one reason why I'm trying to lose weight and reach my goal, and that's because I want to feel better, be able to move better, and not hurt so much. I wish you the best in your weight loss journey. But no matter what, you're enough. Love yourself for who you are, not your weight.

Houdini · 56-60, M

Nothing wrong with that. We are what we are not what everyone wants us to be. Plus it’s harder to kidnap big people lol 😂

smiler2012 · 56-60

@ThickMadame i canunderstand where you are coming from i retire before christmas from work and with that i piled on a lot of excess weight . i am walking daily too try and keep my weight down but hit that point where is not coming off . i am still going too persevere as otherwise all the good work will be wasted

OverTheHill · 56-60, M

It's never 5oo late. I had been obese most of my life. My parents deaths and my own health getting worse led me to make changes. I joined weight Watchers and started walking daily, I lost over 90lbs over a period of a year,

You can do it. Take it slowly to start.

SeaGlass · F

I lost some weight unintentionally when I developed gluten intolerance. Went from size 4/6 to size 2. I miss my old boobs, though.

MsSwan

I have in the past because I think I was too impatient. This time, I'm going to give myself a year. It's been 6 months and I've lost 8 pounds so far. I'm exercising, strength training, and eating mostly whole foods.

Magenta · F

No. I try to maintain mostly as I'm at the weight I like to be. If I start to gain I get serious and do some Intermittent fasting for a bit.

The easiest way to lose weight is to cut way back on what you eat.