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SML1997

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  1. Well...personally I've never been attracted to a "skinny" girl. I've always liked a women with a little meat on their bones. (Know what I'm saying. ) Having said that.... I would be lying if I didn't say that I more often take a second look at woman that's in shape (not skinny), rather than looking at someone that's obese. Does this mean that I am conditioned this way? Is this the way society has led us to view life? IDK. Now certainly it's very attractive to see women taking care of themselves, whether overweight or not. So... I think most men...if they're honest...would admit that they're attracted to women who are physically fit and pay more attention to them too. Having said that....I am not turned off by all women who are not physicall fit. At least for me that's the difference. There's men and women out there that would not give the opposite sex the time of day if they carry any excess weight. As soon as the weight is lost.... then they come around. Those types of people simply irritate me. IMHO...lol
  2. That has to feel extremely good!!!! Congrats to you!!!
  3. Sorry you went through that. I think if we all dig deep we can find those wounds from different stages in our lives, we probably could write a book. I have so many different examples that I could share from my personal life. Instead of simply reflecting on the negative, I look toward the positive, and use those moments as fuel to succeed in spite of the people's negativity. I wish you luck in your continued journey and a joy filled life!
  4. Whoa...LOL! Chalk another one up for PdxMan!!!! That's awesome. Now what's funny... is that this girl went out of her way to make conversation about something that's really irrelavant. Now that's proof in the pudding that the attention definitely increases. Congrats on your sleeve! You deserve it all man!
  5. Thanks PdxMan for keeping it real. I think we would all be fooling ourselves if we didn't admit that getting that extra attention kinda feels good and it's also helps to build your confidence a little bit. Your example of the "eye contact" and the women "initiating the Hello" is a very realistic example. Thanks for sharing!
  6. Man...your story is very encouraging.... especially for someone like me waiting to be sleeved. Great Job! And good job chronicling your journey. That's great to see. Keep up the great work.
  7. Nice!!!! That's an awesome NSV!!!
  8. That's awesome. Congratulations to you! And I really like the term "released", it shows empowerment. Keep up the great job. Thanks for sharing.
  9. LOL... Hilarious!!!! Whatever stops the pain right?
  10. Congratulations to you! That has to feel good! Great Job and good luck to you in your continued journey.
  11. Congrats! That's an amazing accomplishment.
  12. That's amazing! Congrats on the sleeve success! Another motivating factor for me in getting sleeved as well. Can't wait for a new life.
  13. Congrats on your surgery date. Good luck
  14. Congrats to you! That's awesome.
  15. Congratulations! That's definitely a NSV for both you and your husband. A longer healthier life! That's awesome. Thanks for sharing!
  16. Good luck to you!
  17. That's hilarious! I can totally understand that. It must be a head trip to not be hungry at all, yet feel like youre missing out because the dogs got the left overs. Lol.... Thanks for sharing
  18. Congrats! Can't wait until I get my surgery date. A new you is ahead! Again....congrats.
  19. Wow...what an accomplishment in only 7 weeks. Congrats!
  20. That's an amazing weight loss. Keep up the great job!
  21. Congrats to you. Seems like you're almost to goal. Great Job!
  22. Definitely will keep these things in mind. Hope you're feeling better and good luck on your continued journey.
  23. Ummmm.....haha...sounds like youre keeping busy these days. Lol...Thanks for keeping it real.
  24. Well you have made some great points here. Definitely agree that you get what you give. Thanks for sharing.

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