So this past weekend I was hanging with some old friends and meeting some new ones and we started talking about music. One guy (one VERY cute and fit guy, I might add) started talking about his workout regime being coordinated with his music selection and the topic turned to working out. I wasn’t the only one there who was chunky, but I was the only person who was really overweight, and I didn’t mention anything at this point in the conversation. Then later I felt bad about it. I reasoned that I should be proud that I’m doing something to lose weight and shouldn’t feel silly or embarrassed talking about it.
So the next night I actually did mention something to an old friend (one who has lost about 90 pounds himself, mind you) and he looked at me funny and said “You’re working out? Really?” and I was all bubbly and said yeah and he looked at me disbelieving and mentioned something about not being able to tell it. OUCH!
Now, this guy was cool when he was overweight but now is an @$$ and later on mentioned how hot he was now and how much he thought about himself, and I decided to gauge people a little more before I share anything! He didn’t lose the weight on his own accord, it was actually drugs that did most of the work for him. But he later hit on me (as a last resort, I think) and I rejected him. Mostly because of his attitude, and the fact that I’m not that kinda girl, but I did get a sense of satisfaction from doing that!
But I was wondering if anyone else out there had problems mentioning their weight loss journey or working out and if there were instances that changed their minds. I know I will be proud of my life change, and definitely more proud when I’m showing results, but this burn taught me to be a little more cautious about which “friends” I share it with!


Crazy people. I've just learned to shrug it off and tell myself that pretty soon EVERYONE will notice. 

