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Do you like when people notice your loss? Or does it bother you?

I ran into a guy I hadn't seen since I've lost weight the other day when I was feeling particularly craptastic about a 2 lb gain. When he saw me he looked shocked, and said, "You look fucking AMAZING!" Like three times, ha. That day I was feeling so down on myself, it really helped, and now I've passed the 3 days on plan point and am on day 4, which means I'm officially back on the perfectly on plan track.

I know some people hate being noticed, but I must say it made me feel like people, whether they say anything or not, have to be noticing by now.

On plan and at the gym:

I went to the gym yesterday for 45 mins. I'm going again on Tuesday and Thursday. I'm doing a liquid fast today. Protein drinks and fresh juice. Just for today though. Next week I will try and do two days. I just need to buy more fruit and veggies. But I should be able to get by with carrots and apples for just today.

How is everyone else doing? I've been trying to catch up on some blogs and have noticed people struggling all around the same time. Hope everyone is picking back up now too! :)

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  1. :) It's so great when people notice without prompting. I was always disappointed when people didn't notice but my sister says people are just being polite and nervous about mentioning it. It was only when it was seriously noticeable that people blurted it out before they could censor themselves!

    Have a wonderful week! Great job planning your workouts :)

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  2. Enjoy your liquid day!

    I used to hate when people noticed, but now I like it. Other than the person who was a total clod and said that he thought it was great I was doing so well because most obese people don't make an effort like I am. Ummmm...yeah. That pissed me right off.

    I have been struggling too sometimes, I admit, but hopefully will be fully back on track soon. I don't go seriously over my calories, and I certainly don't do it every day, but I want to get back to eating mid-range consistently again.

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  3. I'm so glad you are back on track. I have been struggling big time the past few weeks and am starting to get back on track myself.

    PS - I like it when people notice I have lost weight. ;)

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  4. safire, that's true some people think it's rude. Cuz it makes it sound like you looked bad before if they say how great you look now. ;)

    renee, that is horrible, people are so rude. Hope you're eating is going well!

    135, thanks, I feel ya it's been hard, I'm so ridiculous starting my day with carbs, it was a total slip up I didn't see coming what would happen! Annoying. :(

    and yeah it's nice eh? I ran into friends the other day that I hadn't seen in a yearand they were so shocked, it was cool. :)

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