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Sunday, March 20, 2022

Struggling with the diet aspect of losing weight

Look, so I know losing weight is basically calories in vs calories out. I was put on a medication that made me hungry all the time and now I’m 183 23F. I do okay say five days a week, but then screw up a couple times. I’ve been trying this time for about two weeks and I don’t think I’ve lost any weight. Maybe a pound. It’s too hard to tell. Being overweight makes me feel absolutely stupid and horrible. I was able to lose weight as a teen b/c I was orthorexic and had really bad OCD. Oftentimes, I wish I was again just so I can be a happy weight again. I lost weight then without even trying, but now it’s totally futile. I’ve been trying for a year and only have gained more weight. :( It’s like, I can either be crazy and “healthy” or stable and obese. It’s not normal.

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