The Words Of A Successful Loser

This is the personal blog of a weight gain victim looking to de-victimize herself once and for all through non-surgical weightloss. These are her words. If you happen to stumble upon this blog, feel free to read along or leave comments.

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Disappearing Act



Well I guess I have some explaining to do. I haven't written in a month. Let me tell you a little of what had happened. It’s like this, I signed up for a dating site, started talking a guy that lives way the hell away but the thing is he likes women who are big. BBW’s they apparently call us (Big Beautiful Women). I thought this was really strange at first like I couldn’t get my mind wrapped around the idea of someone finding all those extra folds and jiggly bits sexy.


But then the more I thought about it and the more we talked, the more I began to think that maybe even if I am not at the weight I want to be at and even though I still want to lose more weight, where I am right now is still sexy (maybe not to everyone, but some and maybe even myself) I have curves and beautiful soft skin that is touchable and huggable.

I still want to lose my extra pounds, but I’d always wanted to get down to that crazy low weight I was in high school for some nostalgic reason. But if I remember correctly I didn’t look healthy then either. I looked pale, my face was too thin and I had no shape to my body. I also had little strength, carrying my extra weight around all these years (living in apartment buildings with no elevator!) has caused me to gain muscle.

So I guess I kind of got off the band wagon and walked around the idea of staying where I am. But I’ve decided to get back on track and start losing more weight. I’m beautiful no matter what my size.



2 Comments:

Blogger Laells said...

I was the same way too when I found out that guys actually liked bigger girls. It was a true "what the fuck, really?" moment.

I do not want to sound soap-boxy or cliche, but I think one of the first steps to getting to a healthy weight is being happy with your fat self. I can't say I'm completely happy with myself but I've made progress since I decided to start loving myself more about two years ago. That's why I started a blog myself.

In my opinion though you're in a healthy frame of mind to lose weight and it seems you want to lose it to be healthier. I mean of course there are all sorts of extra bonuses to losing weight (hello bigger shopping selection - i love you) but healthy should come first.

To all that, I say kudos to you. That and what's happening with the boy? Are you still talking to him? :)

March 2, 2011 at 9:20 AM  
Blogger Weight Loser said...

No not really but I met a guy at work with a similar mindset to him actually (sheer coincidence)! We've been dating over a month now. <3

May 10, 2011 at 12:52 AM  

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