So I think this is rather interesting…and frustrating. I’ve lost about 34 pounds now and have gone down a size (almost two). I plan on losing another 16 pounds at least before summer. Last year, I would have given anything to be 50 pounds lighter in my bathing suit…surely I’d feel so much more confident and look so much better in my bathing suit! How could I not?
Well, after a 34 pound loss, I’m dreading bathing suit season more than ever. I actually think my body looks worse in a lot of ways now that I’ve lost weight. The grossest development is my inner thighs…smaller, yes, but I have these…bulges of fat right at the top that look just plain awful. Those were not there last summer (or if they were, they were concealed by firmer fat and therefore less noticeable). Also, I’ve lost my butt. I’ve gained a lot of muscle…but it’s still hidden under my last layers of fat. My body is not rockin’.
I’ve seen a few people say here that they’d rather be smaller and flabbier or with loose skin than bigger and fatter and unhealthy…but let’s just be vain and superficial for a moment. Do ya’ll really feel better naked or in a bathing suit now, after your loss? Maybe everyone doesn’t have this problem. I never would have imagined that weight loss would make me look worse in a bathing suit…seems rather unfair.
Can anyone else relate to this? Do you think it will get better the more weight I lose and the more I tone up? Also, I know you can’t spot reduce…but what on earth can I do about my bulging, flabby upper thighs?





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Unless you bare it all on "Beach girls gone wild" there are very few people who look at themselves nekkie and say..."WOW, I LOOK HOT!!" I know very few naturally thin girls, but even they have body issues, (and hate they way they look in the buff). Fat or flab, better or worse, in my HUMBLE opinion, anyone in a swimsuit has my respect...because there was a time you couldn't catch me dead in one...I missed out on a lot of fun worrying about what other people thought.