my quality of life is better when I weigh less…if youre thinking of losing weight DO IT

_johnfketamine · 2021-09-26T18:02:58+00:00

I think it’s also about how you carry yourself. In my experience/based on my observations, people are usually more confident when more in shape. Thus they walk with shoulders up and smiling, are more friendly and non-judgmental, and overall have a better vibe. A healthy body begets a healthy happier mind.

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That-Bend-1601 · 2021-09-27T01:15:46+00:00

Self improvement and an enlightened focus on self care and health is always commendable. Anyone who will tell you otherwise is speaking from a place of jealousy or resentment. Hate always comes from below.

Anonymous_fiend · 2021-09-26T17:43:17+00:00

Yes, weight is a very important aspect of attraction. It signals fertility and health. Men with options are going to choose the best one. Women who lack self discipline are unlikely to get much attention. People who prioritize health want someone else who does too. Long term lifestyle compatability is just as important as looks. A lot of men are afraid that their wife will just stop putting effort into looking good once she feels comfortable in the relationship. If you can't make much of an effort to take care of yourself while trying to attract a man you aren't going to 10+ years down the line. It's seen as a potential liability. It's not sexist but society has a really hard time talking about it...yet men talk about it all the time in private. Women should want to look attractive for their husbands especially if they used to like dressing up for male attention when they were still single. Your husband deserves the best of you. Just like women still want the same amount of attention they got while dating men want respect.

I've been very thin to bmi 24 and the way I'm treated by men (and women) is way different. But I'm a very thin boned 5'3 and my extra weight goes to my face and stomach not my curves. Some of it I think has to do with self respect. When I put effort and take care of myself I tend to feel better and smile more. I seem more approachable now. I radiate positive feminine energy vs being critical and miserable. How you treat yourself shows others how to treat you. When I dress up nicely and present myself well I'm treated much differently too. Both genders perceive attraction as social currency. The halo effect is real.

Edit: also high income men tend to prefer a slimmer body shape than lower income. Its more socially accepted in their circles even if heavy is a fashion trend. These are people who prefer quality timeless classics over fast fashion. While being 200lbs+ you may receive a lot of male attention it usually isn't from high class men. There's a lot of interesting studies about breast/ass size, weight, and socal class. So if you're looking to marry a man in a higher class and not just be a gf you'll need to take fitness and diet seriously.

SeaGems · 2021-09-26T17:55:42+00:00

I noticed this too. I dropped weight from 170 to 120 in a year, and at the beginning, I was quiet, didn't have many friends, took my lunch breaks alone, never went out, no one really cared to talk to me unless they needed me for a favor or something. Then by the end of the year I was getting invited to parties, hookah bars, birthdays and holiday events, clubs, small get-togethers, I was in a bunch of social circles and people would take their breaks when I did to hang out and chat. I seriously hadn't been invited to a Halloween party for 6 years before I lost weight. I didn't think it would change things as much as it did, but it was a night and day difference.

Ionotropic_effect · 2021-09-27T01:44:25+00:00

I’ve seen an uptick in weight lost posts recently here. It’s really great to lose weight for your health, but please be careful to not push yourself too hard in the opposite direction-coming from a woman who’s 5’8 and convinced myself I needed to be continuously “losing weight”. At one point I was 103 pounds and quite underweight and going to the gym 5 days a week and trying to breastfeed a baby, just a warning to...not get so caught up in weight loss that you lose yourself and the good in life, like a delicious meal with friends, or a good nights’ sleep.

2021-09-26T20:21:54+00:00

I have been huge and it's awful. Unlike when you're a kid, no one teases you or anything, as a fat woman. You're just invisible. I literally had clerks motion to the person behind me as the next in line, when I was fat, in my early twenties. The cute clothes didn't fit me and the plus-sized clothes were crazy expensive. If men saw me, it was as friend material only, even the ones who were heavy themselves. Attractive women actually did want to be my friend, because I wasn't a threat to the attention they sought, since I was the largest person in most rooms.

I lost around 90 pounds over the course of a year and a half about 10 years ago and the way I was treated was worlds different. I'm sure a lack of confidence played a role, but I lost the weight so quickly, the differences were much starker. People who had never noticed me said hi and men smiled at me and struck up conversations, even though nothing had changed personality-wise. I'm still not great at realizing when a man is hitting on me (much to my husband's surprise), because it just... didn't happen for so long. I'm currently trying to lose the ten pounds I put on while pregnant with twins and just remembering what it's like to be fat is all the motivation I need not to let it get out of hand.

sinisterforces · 2021-09-26T17:47:34+00:00

Oh haha for me I was thinking that I feel better now at 130 lbs than I did at 108, and I’m 5’5, guess what we think of as thin or loosing weight is relative.

softrevolution_ · 2021-09-26T17:26:27+00:00

I would like to caution you that you should be bringing more to the table than just a well-cared-for body. Being 22 and gorgeous will attract the men you're interested in, but you've got to make sure you have something worth sticking around for (and no, sex alone is not it). What are your non-superficial qualities?

LivelyLychee · 2021-09-26T18:11:24+00:00

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Scoobyginger25 · 2021-09-27T07:16:04+00:00

Yes 🙌🏻

purple_pansy88 · 2021-09-27T15:06:01+00:00

When I have been larger I'm just invisible in public. No one cares about me or what I'm doing and I like it that way. It's probably not the healthiest way to feel but I like it when people leave me alone.

I don't particularly want to be with a man that is considered high quality either. I like dorky men who are awkward with women. I am with a man that other women don't particularly find attractive but I like him. He earns well and he's very responsible but he has no social or people skills. Me and him get along better than I would with a neurotypical man that lots of women found attractive.

I can see why losing weight would open up opportunities for people and make their lives better if they wanted to improve their social status, not to mention their health. However I'm not interested in my social status. I have thought about the effect on my health having a BMI of 37 could have in the future. I have considered it. I have been smaller before, I maintained a BMI of 26 for a year at one point. I might consider this again if my weight starts to effect my health. For now I am healthy. My blood pressure is generally around 116 over 70 and I have had Covid and it barely effected me. I have also had my children without complications.

faceperfect4radio · 2021-09-28T20:51:17+00:00

So happy I found this sub!!!

Sea_Bookkeeper_1533 · 2021-09-29T15:25:53+00:00

Yes this is 100% true. I have noticed this also applies when I make no effort with my appearance on a given day VS when I do. The difference in how people treat me is crazy. That's the biggest motivation to do hair and make up daily!

delidoll · 2021-10-01T18:21:50+00:00

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JaneDough21 · 2021-10-06T08:21:22+00:00

As a person who is petite and has weighted 56.5 kilograms I agree.

I started loosing weight because my mother pushed me, seeing how much weight I had gained, to go hiking with her and my father. First, I didn't like it because of how much effort I had to do to go upwards in forests and mountains. Nowadays, I loved there isn't any free Saturday that I don't go hiking with them. Also I do some bycicle in my house during rainy days.

When I started to loose weight, clothes that could not fit me now do, as a consequence I feel better with my self and more confident in everything, especially in social life.

Now I weight 52.3 kilograms, there is still a lot to do to go to my ideal weight 50 or 49 kilograms, the later if possible as I am nineteen now and I want to paliatte at least the effects of sedentarism in my body as much as possible.

Also now, I like to wear skirts and dresses. That was something I would have never done before due to my legs looking like hams. In the past, the only clothing I used to be comfortable with were leggins because I didn't feel stuffed when wearing them.

Inanna-Isis · 2021-10-08T17:51:19+00:00

Personality is the only thing that should matter in a person. Love and relationships are optional. The most important thing is that you are truly happy with yourself.

empteh_ · 2021-10-13T03:39:29+00:00

How do you find high value men? Dating apps?

aquariangem · 2021-10-18T21:26:46+00:00

I also find that being skinny repels overly perverted men. Of course, a few come in my way. Now that I’m back to my original weight, men look at me in the face rather than elsewhere

Oh and my energy is better, don’t feel sluggish anymore

Blackgod_Kurokami · 2021-10-27T10:47:10+00:00

It’s called lookism

LivelyLychee · 2021-09-26T19:16:50+00:00

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Small-Button-2308 · 2021-09-27T04:43:26+00:00

I totally agree!!

Title	my quality of life is better when I weigh less…if youre thinking of losing weight DO IT
Author	delidoll
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Date	September 26, 2021 4:57 PM UTC (2 years ago)
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