I'm wearing size 4s and I still think I look fat some days. I think part of that is the loose skin that creates little pooches and won't go away without plastic surgery and a big part is a whole lifetime of looking in the mirror and seeing fat. My brain still hasn't completely made the shift. Some days I really do see that I am thin but it's not 100% or even 50% of the time yet. I worry that I could get into a mindset of never being completely satisfied. Luckily I just got sick and tired of the restrictions and am pretty settled where I am. I can drop weight but I don't have the motivation to stick with a restricted calorie level again. I found that my body did help though, by making it much harder to drop more weight. Maybe the part of my brain that knows I'm thin is smarter

I did find it scary to stop because I was afraid of regaining. I'm focused on weights and sculpting these days. I hope that will help with the loose skin too. I know seeing muscles where there was fat make me feel great.
Only you can figure out the right weight for you. Have you had any of those moments of shock when seeing yourself in a mirror or window? How fit are you? Focusing on sculpting rather than weight loss is always another option. Good luck
