My flatmate always offers me a sweet. Should i just receive it and bin it later without eating?

I mean, like 3-4 times a week she’ll either hand on me a piece of cake, a donut, or other treats. Anything she hands on me will provide at least almost 300kcal or above sometimes.

If you think why i can’t just eat it and burn it later, i mean i work out to create calories deficit of 200-300 (and another 200-300 from eating, so my deficit is 400-600 everyday). If i eat it and burn it later, in this case i’ll create only 200-300 calories deficit a day.

If it was once a week i wouldn’t mind. But this is 3-4 times a week and i feel uncomfortable to tell her that i’m trying to lose weight. (That’s because i don’t look fat anymore but my weight is still little overweight, so i want to manage it a bit more).

Since she’s been here my weight loss rate is much slower as i’ve always received the treat from her. What should i do?

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Weight loss advice

Advice please

I need to loose 8 - 10kgs by the 15th may - so roughly 2 months. What is the best way to do so? Any advice? I am 20, female and currently 60kgs. I am 160cm. I’m in Scotland. Please help! I feel very unhealthy and gross, i do eat (mainly) healthy, but i have a real sweet tooth for chocolate and biscuits especially. I work a 9 - 5 desk job, but i do try to go for short 20min walks every day. I have time to meal prep / cook, I’m happy to cook from scratch. I have a trip to the USA for two weeks at the end of this month, so i will need to work around this / with the foods available whilst I’m there and the logistics of travelling. So determined to get rid of this weight for good! Please hit me with your best advice.

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(Mental) Health and Weightloss

I didn’t realize until 2020 I had anxiety and depression. By then I had tricked myself into believing my love for food came from social activities with friends and family. I figured out I had a food dependency when I caught myself eating a lunch I had bought in the car in hopes to eat alone and not have to talk/share with my aunt after a stressful.

I started a health journey on and off and was able to lose 10 lbs before hitting a plateau back in 2022-23. I was at my heaviest at 197 lbs this year after working from home and slipping into a really bad depression. I just started to take care of myself again. I’m eating healthier as a start. I’m trying to incorporate more exercise but find myself in fear of exerting myself too much. My family teases I’m a hypochondriac but I don’t have the money or insurance to see a medical professional to tell me I am or am not the things I think I am. I start a new job with decent benefits at the end of the month and need to wait an entire month for insurance to kick in afterwards.

I feel like my 10lbs weight loss this far is being overshadowed by the anger and anxiety I have for allowing myself to get this big and unhealthy, and for having only now caring about the repercussions that I’m anxious about. It sucks because depression took me out at the worst when I went fully remote, and I didn’t know how to tell anyone. I stopped bathing daily. When I could sleep, I would. I’d stopped walking on my walk pad, I overate, or didn’t eat much. I stopped brushing my teeth daily even. I hated myself. But the part of me that loves me a little is fighting to continue the weight loss through the health anxiety.

I’m just praying and hoping I continue to do this for me, and I stop falling into letting depression and anxiety take over.

Anyway, thanks for listening. I hope everyone success and more in the weight loss journey we’re on.

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Can people share times they have suddenly noticed their weight loss?

I’ve lost just over 10% of my body weight and for the longest time I felt I could not tell at all, I took progress photos over the course of 3 months and nothing looked different!

This morning though, I looked in the mirror and practically gasped, there were quite noticeable dimples in the skin under my cheek bones, it looked like I had contour on! I can feel them with my fingers and my cheekbones look more pronounced. It’s so odd, I definitely didn’t look like this yesterday 😂

Has anyone else had experiences like this where they’ve noticed a change in their body practically overnight?

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Working out and protein

Hi all! I just had a few questions regarding protein and exercise. I am about to start a workout regimen. I said I would start at 169 since that would be a completely new ballpark weight for me. And as you can tell by my flair, I am VERY close. My main question is it even possible to build muscle or tone up without getting a ton of protein?? Like is the strength training just straight up useless without the protein to back it up? I hit 70 grams of protein a day give or take. I’m just at a loss because protein powder is expensive for my family’s situation at the moment. And my mom doesn’t want to buy more than a pack of chicken because she doesn’t like eating it all the time. Even though I could eat it everyday tbh. I just want to know if I should wait to start strength training until I’m financially stable enough to get the required protein sources to help me actually build muscle. I’m very new to anything exercise but have a lot of experience with diet and weight loss so this feels very stupid to type. But anything helps, thanks!

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Sad to say - since January 1 I haven't really made a serious attempt at weight loss yet...

...so reset the clock and weighed in yesterday morning. I'm at 282 lbs and I'm guessing my ideal weight will be somewhere in the 180s. My two biggest weaknesses are snacking after dinner and not being consistent with daily exercise and activity. Snacking after dinner is the much bigger culprit of the two IMHO - though increasing my activity levels and regular exercise are still habits that I want to make permanent.

Sadly, I know what needs to be done. I know there are no major revelations that I need to achieve any of these goals. Just have to commit. One good thing so far is we eliminated fast food visits completely. We'll see how it goes.

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How did I lose so much weight yet so few sizes?

I guess I'm mostly just venting here since I imagine it's not really a question that can be answered, but I am feeling so frustrated and deflated about my weight loss. I lost nearly 80 lbs, from 199 to 121 lbs, and yet somehow lost so few sizes. My measurements barely even budged, all I did was entirely lose (and arguably ruin...) my boobs and everything else stayed basically the same. Went from 42-32-45 to 37-29-42. That's it! I'm 5'2, an 80lb weight loss should be so obvious on me but it just isn't. I look basically indistinguishable. And yes, my weight has been recorded very meticulously over this process, empty stomach nude weigh-ins every morning with the same scale, so I know I'm not just overestimating my weight loss.

I went from a size 12 to a size 10, a size XL to a size M. My bmi and body fat % are all in the normal category but I don't LOOK that way at all. It's like this journey will just never end, like I'll never get to eat at a maintenance level ever again. I'm sure when people see me irl they would estimate my weight so much higher than it actually is. I feel zero sense of accomplishment in this weight loss, only disappointment and frustration and if I'm entirely honest with you, some sense of misery as well.

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