joined reddit a while ago but I'm actually posting now to make myself accountable with weight loss after years of joining varying weight loss programs, apps, and just general "maybe I could lose weight" inclinations. I'm 5'1", 220 lbs currently but growing up, even though I was never skinny, the extra weight was something I could hide behind well-placed clothing and friends that could pat me on the back and say I wasn't "bad fat." I let my worries pass with those weird remarks despite knowing I don't work out at all anymore, and I don't really eat healthily. Healthy eating was always on the back burner for me growing up and though my bad eating habits were offset by an active lifestyle in my teens, I hurt my knees badly and let it be an excuse for me to never work out again. Passing the 200 mark was an eye opener for me, especially when my boyfriend is so much (effortlessly) smaller than me so we've agreed to work out together so I'm not alone in the process, but it's hard because I feel like I look so different from him and get tired way more easily. On that note, I'm putting a lot more energy into eating better first starting today. My weird logic is telling me that if I track on LoseIt and consistently eat better, I'll feel better working out when I get comfortable enough to consistently go to the gym. Yes or no?
Tl;dr I'm short and obese now, though I never really accepted it, and it's day 1 of being better!
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