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Julianking93

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ultrachicken said:
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Never really been fat before but from the age of 8-12 I was fairly chubby.

But I just kinda grew out of it somehow when I turned 13. Now I fit into a women's size 4.
How do you know that?
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Because I frequently wear my mum's jeans.

What?

I also tried on her super short shorts she wears in summer. I look damn good in them too ^_^
 

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Pararaptor said:
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Now I fit into a women's size 4.
WHAT?!

Fuck, either you're a lot smaller than you led me to believe or I underestimated my size...
I just have very womanly hips. I'm not all that skinny (6'1 150 or 160) but somehow, I fit into a size 4.

I'm very proud of this :D
 

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Julianking93 said:
ultrachicken said:
Julianking93 said:
Never really been fat before but from the age of 8-12 I was fairly chubby.

But I just kinda grew out of it somehow when I turned 13. Now I fit into a women's size 4.
How do you know that?
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Because I frequently wear my mum's jeans.

What?

I also tried on her super short shorts she wears in summer. I look damn good in them too ^_^
Has your mom ever found you in her jeans?
What was her reaction? :p
 

Julianking93

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ultrachicken said:
Julianking93 said:
ultrachicken said:
Julianking93 said:
Never really been fat before but from the age of 8-12 I was fairly chubby.

But I just kinda grew out of it somehow when I turned 13. Now I fit into a women's size 4.
How do you know that?
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Because I frequently wear my mum's jeans.

What?

I also tried on her super short shorts she wears in summer. I look damn good in them too ^_^
Has your mom ever found you in her jeans?
What was her reaction? :p
Well, I asked her first if I could wear them since I didn't have any jeans at the time and she said "If you can fit in them, you can wear them."

I actually wore them before she did and she said "I hope I look as good as you do in them"

She said the same when she saw me in her shorts.
 

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I weigh 145, 135 when I cut weight for my Boxing and MMA fights.

Cutting weight in the short run is pretty easy. I cut from 140-150 about every 2-3 months and it normally takes me a week tops.

Step 1 workout while in a sweat suit, step 2 sit in a sauna while in a sweat suit. Repeat.

If you need to drop over 15 pounds, then don't try that. Instead focus on the longterm with proper diet and exercise.
 

ultrachicken

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Julianking93 said:
ultrachicken said:
Has your mom ever found you in her jeans?
What was her reaction? :p
Well, I asked her first if I could wear them since I didn't have any jeans at the time and she said "If you can fit in them, you can wear them."

I actually wore them before she did and she said "I hope I look as good as you do in them"

She said the same when she saw me in her shorts.
Hah!
Your mom's funny.
 

Julianking93

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Pararaptor said:
Julianking93 said:
Pararaptor said:
Julianking93 said:
Now I fit into a women's size 4.
WHAT?!

Fuck, either you're a lot smaller than you led me to believe or I underestimated my size...
I just have very womanly hips. I'm not all that skinny (6'1 150 or 160) but somehow, I fit into a size 4.

I'm very proud of this :D
I weigh the same, I'm only an inch taller, people tell me I have 'child-bearing' hips & yet I'm a size 12!
Fuck, I need to measure myself again...
Huh. That's odd.

Is it for your waist or is it just because of your height?
ultrachicken said:
Your mom's funny.
Yes she is.

Keep in mind that the shorts I'm talking about are like these [http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_NUbPhaVyuGs/Rk0gsx-BouI/AAAAAAAAAlk/DhD6IZcrZNA/s400/Short+Shorts-+Alice+%2B+Olivia.jpg] and she thinks I look better in them than she does XD
 

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Pararaptor said:
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Is it for your waist or is it just because of your height?


I use that to measure. Did it again, looks like I'm only as size nine or ten BUT STILL.
FOUR?!
Well in UK I guess I'm a size 6 or so, but still, according to my mother's pants and shorts, I'm a size 4.
 

Julianking93

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Pararaptor said:
Oh pants sizes...
I thought you meant dress-size...

Carry on.
You thought I meant dress sizes??? Good god man, I'm not that thin.

If I tried a dress on, I'd have to go up to fucking 15 or something :p

Still, sorry for the misunderstanding. You seemed to be obsessing for a minute there.
 

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I have the best success story of all. I have and have always had ridiculously high metabolism. Despite spending a great deal of my life sitting down and eating bad food, I weigh 145 pounds, mostly in skin and bone. In fear of my metabolism possibly slowing, I have just recently picked up running after 18 years of not giving a crap. So yes, I have succssfully maintained a healthy weight for 18 out of 18 years of my life.
 

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it's not an obsession but it doesn't hurt to keep the flab in check hehehe :)
So yeh I have no success stories, if someone asks I just say exercise is the answer.
 

Julianking93

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Pararaptor said:
Julianking93 said:
Pararaptor said:
Oh pants sizes...
I thought you meant dress-size...

Carry on.
You thought I meant dress sizes??? Good god man, I'm not that thin.

If I tried a dress on, I'd have to go up to fucking 15 or something :p

Still, sorry for the misunderstanding. You seemed to be obsessing for a minute there.
Yeah, I was worried for a while there...

Hey, did you ever end up posting your photo?
Figured you were when you posted that graph :p

And hell no! I'm still contemplating posting it and Aby still won't stop asking for it
 

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Depending on your age it SHOULD be easy to lose weight.

If you are young, exercise. That is it. Don't even have to eat right, just exercise.

If you are old, diet and exercise. Common sense diet not fad diets mind you. Just don't over eat, and stick to mostly plants.
 

Mr Montmorency

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2 simple methods. You can use both if you like.

1: Just stop fucking eating so much.

2: Exercise.

Need more than that?

Well, first thing is you limit your meals and cut off as many snacks. Your body will get fucking mad because it thinks you're starving, but that means it's working. If you don't have the balls for this, just do a lot of exercise. Option 2 can be useless if you don't fix your eating, though.
 

Aesir23

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Good for you!

I used to be a bit overweight. But once I started snacking less (going to only eating when I'm hungry) I lost around 30 pounds. After I had some emergency surgery 6 months ago, my metabolism basically shot through the roof. So now I can snack all I want and I'll just fluctuate between 106-113 pounds, which is apparently healthy for my height. :D (I'm 5'0")
 

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I think I might have the "biggest" success story posted. When I was 18 my weight peaked at 457 pounds. I was on a fast track to a heart attack before 30 and lived in a constant state of, for lack of a better term, epic joint(knees and ankles) pain. I suppose you could say food was my means of self destruction but it never felt that way at the time. I took drastic action and had a gastric bypass. With that boost I realized it was possible to actually get healthier. My diet had to be strictly controlled otherwise I'd become malnourished(at one point I started losing my hair from lack of protein, I simply couldn't eat enough meat). I started exercising and became addicted to it. I loved the feeling of rapidly becoming stronger and faster than I'd ever been before. Of course I just had to over do it and ended up giving myself a ventral hernia. I lost my health insurance around then so couldn't get it fixed for almost 8 months. That kinda set back the weight loss goals but I still managed. It's been 2 years now and I've lost 150 pounds and am just shy of being under 300 pounds for the first time in 7 years. Soon I'll even be able to start exercising for real again which will speed things along greatly. Kinda sad though. I've lost a whole person...and I'm still a fat guy :/ I'm getting there though.
 

Klepa

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I was a fat kid..

and I'm still fat.

I've started running though, usually during nights, because it's not as hot. I run by this river for a few kilometers, which is basicly in the middle of nowhere. I chose this location because I figured that a 210 pound bearded flubberman covered in an inch-thick layer of sweat isn't a sight I'd want anyone to witness.

Tonight when I went out, I encountered a wheelchair, and next to it, a man lying on the ground. I quickly put the pieces together in my mind, and realized this chap could use a hand. After I helped him on his wheelchair, he pointed at a direction, and said "that way". I sort of laughed at the sheer nerve of this guy, and started wheeling him towards his desired direction.

After a while, at a junction, he pointed to the left, and said "I live there". I told him that I'm not going that way, and if he expects me to wheel him all the way home, he's in for a disappointment...

He wouldn't have any of it, and demanded that I push him all the way to home. I kindly disagreed, as he didn't seem to show me any sort of gratitude, even after I had picked him up, and pushed him about 500 meters closer to his destination.
He told me that I'm an inconsiderate asshole with no respect to my elders (guy was maybe 40) nor the handicapped. I told him that he's quite right, because if he doesn't shut up, I'll roll his ass right back to where I found him, dump him on the ground. After that we can see how long it takes for another overweight self-conscious jogger to find him, in this secluded area, in the middle of the night, on a Tuesday.

I'm looking forward to tomorrow night's running session.