[wannabesomebody]

So I was driving the other day a little miffed because I thought someone had moved my steering wheel or seat but I couldn't figure out what had happen bc it looked the same. I am thinking I lost a lot of weight in my arse because.. I can no longer see over the steering wheel lol. Like I could see the hood of my car before and the road.. now I can see road between the top of my steering wheel and dash board. Just thought it was funny. I might need to get a pillow now to sit on

[FritzyRoo]

That sounds like something I called "little golden nuggets" when I was losing in 2007. Loose underware, collarbones and hip bones showing up after a long hibernation, crossing my legs, etc. Thanks for the reminder of what I have to look forward to again. And congrats on your " little golden nugget."

[Underwater]

Being able to cross my legs comfortably was a huge thing for me. Now since the regain, I've kind of lost is again. Looking forward to it!

Also going out in yoga pants without having to worry about a shirt long enough to cover my butt was a great feeling

[IanG]

Most of my shockers were how other people changed the way they related to me that I just did not notice at a heavier weight.

Like strangers smiling at me; people sitting next to me more in meetings and on trains and buses; people taking me more seriously; people touching me more etc.

A lot of society just don't like fat people. Or perhaps "think they can catch getting fat". Very depressing.

[Streudel]

Having visible collarbones is an odd thing for me. Mine have been submerged for the majority of my adult life.

I remember how odd it was when I first noticed the change in my gait. Since losing the weight in my midsection, I no longer waddle. My hips actually move.

Looking at a full length picture of myself and realizing that I look relatively normal sized was strange. Yes, I'm still 40 lbs overweight, but it's not the first thing you notice about me like when I was 110 lbs overweight.