I really don't know exactly how to describe this so I will give an example of something that really happened to me this week:
I saw a past co-worker who I have not seen in about seven months. This person weighed in at about 190 the last time I seen her. Well when I first saw her I knew something was different?....she looked still to be overweight but really she was not. She had lost about 45 lbs...bringing her to around 145. Which is a really good weight for her height and bone structure. So here is the problem..
She did not look good!...I would NEVER say that to her..not in a million years...BUT..she looked just like she did before ..only shrunken!!...the what I call "tire tube look" was still there!..just kinda looked like someone plucked at her valve stem. It was not at all attractive.
How do we avoid this look..when we lose weight. Is there something she could have done to prevent this?...Maybe she lost weight too fast?