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say thank you and smile......you dont have to say anything you dont want too. i had a new gal at work overhear someone say i lost nearly 80 pounds and she asked me did i have surgery..i dont know her
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Last time I lost a lot of weight I always had people I didn't know ask how I was losing it. I think that's what freaked me out. My friends and family know what I did but I don't need some random perso
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I have to chuckle, people say to me. WOW, I do not remember you being that (long pregnant pause) and I add "FAT"! Then they always say, no you weren't fat just bigger. Oh come on let's face it I was
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I have always had a problem with weight loss compliments. I'm sure it's emotional issues- but still, I'll need to get over it so I can have one less stress once I'm banded. Like if someone in the past says you look great did you lose weight, I'll say "Oh no I got my hair highlighted". Or someone will say "You're losing weight, are you trying?" I'll say no but thank you and compliment them back to change the subject. I just feel like weight compliments make me feel like people must have thought I looked terrible before. I know it's silly becuase even fit people get weight compliments. So...how do I get over this?