[Unna]

Remembering my goal everyday and keeping it at as most important (or very important) in my mind. I think the longer one diets, the easier it is to forget.... especially if you no longer experience health problems and are a healthy weight (but still don't look like you want).

[spiralout]

Originally Posted by fatbottomed girl

Carbs... evil, evil carbs!!

preach it, sister... the worst.

[mcorbesato]

I'm doing weight watchers, and the hardest part for me is my social life. I'm 32 yrs old and living in NYC. My co-workers want to do happy hours, my boyfriend wants to go out to dinner, etc, etc.

I have found myself making excuses not to go, just so that I can control my food choices. I'm only in my second week, so I hope this gets easier, or else it is going to completely ruin my relationships!

I am committed though, and I can't wait to start seeing major results so other people understand. I have lost weight before, and there is absolutely nothing better than when people start asking "how'd you do it?"

[girlvet]

For me it is food. I LOVE food...all food. I like to eat and keeping that in control is hard.

[170starting]

For me, It is seeing the number go up on the scale even when you have stayed 100% on plan. It is hard to stay on track when this happens but you just have to keep telling yourself, "I am setting myself up for progress"