My Biggest Frustrations:
1) Waiting. I'm uncharmingly impatient.
2) There's something happening with my boobs. I don't know if they are getting smaller per se, but something I don't like is definitely happening.
Surprising annoyance: I already looked stupid in a business suit and now they are all ridiculously huge on me. I can't afford new clothes.
Fear: that I won't get there or I won't stay. That I will end up liking the way I looked before better.
2) There's something happening with my boobs. I don't know if they are getting smaller per se, but something I don't like is definitely happening.
Like they feel as if there's nothing substantial in them? I had this happen. Now though, they're starting to feel normal again, just smaller. They no longer feel like deflated balloons. Hopefully it will work out for you too.
My biggest frustration is that I've done this at least a hundred times and here I am again. Up and down the scale all my life. Can I lose it this time and STAY THIN?????
My biggest frustration is losing the same few pounds over and over again. Last summer I did so well and then due to circumstance I gained about 15 lbs back and since then losing it has been slow AGONY. I'm still about 5 lbs up from my lowest weight since I joined 3fc.
My biggest fear is one day I'm going to say SCREW IT and gain it all back and then some. And then I'll just hate myself.
I can honestly say I've never been healthier in my life and I hope that never happens but you never know what life is going throw at you. I just pray that I can get through it without turning to food.
If I ever do reach my goal I know I will have a lot of stretch marks it makes me mad but I would rather be in shape with stretch marks that fat without them
Frustration#1: That it took forever to lose the weight (30 pounds in three years followed by a 2 year stall).
Frustration#2: That I've had to cut my calories down to rock bottom levels in order to break my stall, while at the same time having to think about food all the time in order to make sure that every calorie I take in is a healthy one.
Fear#1: That I won't be able to stick to this Spartan lifestyle forever and will gain the weight back before I get to goal.
Fear#2: That I will get to goal and still hate my thighs and stomach.
Lack of self control. Even if I plan my meals, every day I find myself skipping breakfast or reaching for the low-carb dessert in place of a cup of salad. I'm still losing and staying on plan, but I'd probably be losing faster if I stuck to my original meal plans and ate more vegetables.