Thought I'd start this wonderful thread. I love reading about those NSVs!
While this isn't really an NSV, it was kind of interesting to me. I was in the grocery store checkout near the tabloids when the guy in front of me started commenting (to me) about the photos of very heavy women in swimsuits on the tabloid cover. His comments weren't particularly nasty, but the fact that he was commenting to me was what got to me. I thought to myself, why would you start talking to an obese person like me about these other obese people? It's just not very nice. Then he mentioned that he was 30 pounds overweight so maybe he shouldn't talk (he actually looked more like 50 lbs. overweight, and, no, he shouldn't talk no matter what he weighs), and I started to think, hey, I'm now about 15 lbs. overweight, and maybe he doesn't see me as an obese person. Kind of a moment where I realized that my body image probably has not caught up with my weight loss.


Here's a good one. I can sit comfortably with my legs crossed.I mean "leg hanging down over the other crossed",not "proped up on my knee crossed". This is so cool. It's been a very long time.
at the poke.
I seriously need to get my license redone! I told her the amount and she stared at me in disbelief and actually said, "You're so tiny, I never would have thought that you had a weight problem." I had to laugh, I mean, I've been overweight my entire life! I've never NOT had a weight problem. So, even though I was completely embarrassed by her outburst, I gotta say, I walked out of there with a big 'ol cheesy grin on my face!

, Mez! That first glimpse of muscle is pretty exciting. I made my Weight Watchers leader feel my arms a couple of weeks ago--didn't give her any choice!