Down to obese class I!

Hi everyone! I started my weight loss journey at 100 kg (yeah exact, it's what scared me into losing weight). After around a month and a half, today I weighed myself and I'm 94 kg! This changes me from obese class 2 to obese class I.

It may seem sad to others that I'm celebrating while I'm still obese but I'm just so happy. My weight loss is working and I don't even have to restrict myself much, in fact I eat more than I used to, just healthier, less calorie dense foods!

My advice to anyone who wants to lose weight and not suffer : see a nutritionist. It's true cico works, but if you don't want to be miserable and want to be healthy the food you eat matters as much as the calories. Diet plan I've been given makes me feel full even at a deficit, and has room for tastier food but I'm too lazy to cook it so I keep it simple.

Good luck to everyone! This community has been a great help to me

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Eating Out

Hi everyone! So I (34F, 5’8”, gw: 135 cw: 154) have been eating VERY clean at home since starting my weight loss efforts in February, and rarely go out to dinner. However, the last couple of times that I have, I’ve gotten very sick (think food poisoning symptoms). Has anyone else experienced this? Could it be the radical shift from my normal ingredients or maybe I’m just really unlucky and am getting food poisoning multiple times?

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Weight Loss With Medical Issues and Autism?

I've never made a post on Reddit before so I'm really sorry if I'm doing this wrong, but I need help.

I am 19 years old, about 5'3", somewhere between 135 and 140 lbs (I don't have a scale and cannot afford to get one, this number is just coming from my last ER visit), and AFAB. I'm looking to lose some weight (preferably around 20 LBS) because the way my fat builds up on my body majorly triggers my gender dysphoria.

The issue is: -I am autistic and have an extremely limited list of "safe foods" I can eat (kinda like one step before straight-up having AFRID) meaning that I can't really cook for myself and most of the foods I can eat are basically carbs (bread/breaded things, mostly).

-I have limited mobility due to CFS and chronic pain (currently undiagnosed cause) and dysautonomia (also undiagnosed cause). I just can't exercise like other people. I'm seeing on here that people are walking miles per day, but I can barely walk across my house without feeling lightheaded and being in excruciating amounts of pain. I'm going to start going swimming once a week with my roommate, but it can't be more than that because of his work schedule and I can't travel alone.

-I've been eating at a calorie deficit for about a month now (about 1200 calories per day), but have only seemed to gain weight? At least, judging from the stretch marks that keep cropping up, I am.

-I was on birth control for a few months before stopping abruptly. This seemed to be what triggered my weight gain? It wasn't an issue before then, and I ate far more and exercised the same amount. I'm worried this may have just messed up my body forever.

-I cannot afford to go to a doctor/dietician for a plethora of reasons. I'm already having a hell of a time getting my health issues figured out and affording that, let alone spending more money on other stuff (my insurance is sketchy and I live below the poverty line).

I need help tbh. I feel like my efforts are in vain because I have so many facotrs stopping me from doing weight loss the way that people tell you to. Any advice or tips and tricks are genuinely welcome. I'm at a loss and the usual stuff isn't cutting it.

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[NSFW] Libido is returning, and I feel conflicted about it

Hey everyone, I lost 15lbs/6kg over the past six weeks and I'm now at 280lbs/130kg (Hope I didnt mess up the conversion). With those excess pounds gone, I noticed just how unhealthy obesity is for the circulation. I have more regular erections now after a long time of obesity-induced ED-related issues, which should be a net win. However, I feel more insecure now than when, to be crass, my dick was just for pissing. With the libido back, I'm noticing that erections are weaker than they were pre-obesity, not just due to the fat pad hiding length but also less girth. It just feels like less dick all around. My partner is excited for me due to the weight loss and that makes me happy, but I worry that the negative effects obesity had on my penis are here to stay. My insecurity isnt about not being 'enough' for her, but rather the personal body dysphoria.

What was is it like for you guys, did you feel like erections got stronger after losing weight? The fat pad isnt the issue, since I know it will be reduced by weight loss. It's more about the weak erections.

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How long does it take?

Hi, 23F here, 4’11” and weigh 80kgs. I have been overweight all my life, had lost 10ish during the pandemic but gained it back. I have made lots of changes in my diet recently and am in a calorie deficit since the past one month. Also light cardio 4-5 times a week. I didn’t expect a lot of difference but the scale literally hasn’t moved a single point and I know it’s too early but it’s also disheartening considering I am so hungry all the time! Should I stick to this routine a while longer or incorporate more exercise in it? I heard people say diet accounts for 80 percent of weight loss so I thought I would see more difference!

Edit: Also if anyone’s from India and has easy low cal recipes please do share, thanks!

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When will I allow myself to feel good?

Rhetorical question, because I realize this is something I need to emotionally work on for myself, but I felt like maybe people could either commiserate or share what helped them with this kind of feeling.

Intellectually, I know I am doing great. On November 20th, 2022 I weighed 325 pounds. As of this morning, I weigh 252. 73 Pounds lost in 5 months is great, and I know that. I am over halfway to my goal weight. It hasn't even been particularly hard to do, purely got to this point with dietary changes. So why is it that despite feeling physically better, I don't feel better?

I'm in the process of getting divorced, and she is already gone and moved in with her new boyfriend. I am emotionally at the point where I am interested in people again, but I can't get over how fat I still feel. When I think of myself as a prospective dating partner, I just see my weight and my age. The idea of dating as a 36-year-old just feels horrible on its own, let alone next to feeling like I'm not worthy of even being considered until I lose 50 more pounds.

Everyone I know my age (mostly from work or the like) is already married or taken. I didn't start this weight loss journey to find a partner, but my marriage fell apart about a week after I started it, so it certainly remains some kind of motivation to stay on track. I just know to some degree, losing weight is not going to mean much if I can't get myself out of this mindset. People tell me I look happier, that I look a lot better, but I can't seem to internalize any of it.

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Edit: A word.

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skipping meal is helpful in weight loss or not!

Skipping meals is not a recommended way to lose weight. While it may lead to a temporary reduction in calorie intake and therefore weight loss, it can have negative impacts on your health and weight loss efforts in the long run.

When you skip meals, you may feel hungry and end up overeating at your next meal or snacking on high-calorie foods throughout the day. This can lead to a higher overall calorie intake and potentially even weight gain.

Additionally, skipping meals can cause your metabolism to slow down, making it harder for you to burn calories and lose weight. It can also lead to a decrease in muscle mass, which can lower your metabolism even further.

Instead of skipping meals, focus on consuming a balanced and healthy diet with regular meals and snacks throughout the day. This can help you maintain a steady metabolism and avoid overeating. It's also important to incorporate regular exercise into your routine to help burn calories and promote weight loss in a healthy and sustainable way.

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