darkangel2
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The Diary of Darkangel (Amy)
So here's my first diary post... and a very humbling set of pictures after eating too much at Great Wraps the same day I register on the forum.
Not too hard to see what the problem is. I've lost weight before, but I never seem to lose enough of it to shake that gut. I'm 23 years old and stand at 5'11. I started at 185, I'm at 173-175 now, and my goal is to be 160. Oh yeah the other thing? I've done this before... about 4 years ago I topped out at 210, and after about a year of self-guided diet and exercise, dropped to 160. I slowly crept back up to 170 and stayed there for a long time, which was ok by me, but a divorce and new relationship and a lot of cokes and pizza put me back up to 185 in the last year.
I love to exercise. I love cardio. The physical part isn't so much of the problem as the eating. I can stick to a diet of 1200 calories for a good period of time, but after a month or two, I start letting things slide. I'll drink a bunch of beers, or eat something I know isn't good for me. I start to ignore my mistakes instead of taking them seriously. That's probably why I'm here, and why I'm having such a hard time losing that last 13 or 15 pounds I know I need to.
So here's my first diary post... and a very humbling set of pictures after eating too much at Great Wraps the same day I register on the forum.
Not too hard to see what the problem is. I've lost weight before, but I never seem to lose enough of it to shake that gut. I'm 23 years old and stand at 5'11. I started at 185, I'm at 173-175 now, and my goal is to be 160. Oh yeah the other thing? I've done this before... about 4 years ago I topped out at 210, and after about a year of self-guided diet and exercise, dropped to 160. I slowly crept back up to 170 and stayed there for a long time, which was ok by me, but a divorce and new relationship and a lot of cokes and pizza put me back up to 185 in the last year.
I love to exercise. I love cardio. The physical part isn't so much of the problem as the eating. I can stick to a diet of 1200 calories for a good period of time, but after a month or two, I start letting things slide. I'll drink a bunch of beers, or eat something I know isn't good for me. I start to ignore my mistakes instead of taking them seriously. That's probably why I'm here, and why I'm having such a hard time losing that last 13 or 15 pounds I know I need to.
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