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Do any of y'all - not quite at goal- find it difficult to buy clothing?? I've been shopping like crazy, but buying nothing. I finally cleaned out my closet last week (which was much more emotional than I thought it'd be), and I now have a grand total of 3 short sleeve shirts, one long sleeve shirt, and one jean (which is either being worn or washed).

Yesterday my husband brought me shopping and forced- yes, FORCED (LOL) me to buy clothing. I bought a total of 4 pieces of clothing- which somehow it still messed with my head. (One being a flattering pencil skirt from The Limited in size 12- 12!! I've never in my life seen that size in my closet!)

I guess at size 12, I shouldn't still be trying to wear 18s. LOL.

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Shopping is so much fun now!

I was always a good shopper but now I'm an excellent shopper. I've lost over 50lbs and nothing fits and have had to get a few new items. But things I've bought have either been a bit tighter or things that will look great no matter what size.

When I booked my surgery my husband walked into our closest and looked at my side and just let out this all mighty s&"t and I though he hurt him self so I ran over to him concerned. Hex said that we will need a second mortgage to replace all the clothes in my closest. I laughed and laughed

Shopping is so much fun now!

I was always a good shopper but now I'm an excellent shopper. I've lost over 50lbs and nothing fits and have had to get a few new items. But things I've bought have either been a bit tighter or things that will look great no matter what size.

When I booked my surgery my husband walked into our closest and looked at my side and just let out this all mighty s&"t and I though he hurt him self so I ran over to him concerned. Hex said that we will need a second mortgage to replace all the clothes in my closest. I laughed and laughed

Have a yard sale for those clothes. Its amazing How much money $$$ you can make from one. Just advertise it in the local paper.

We have a plus size market day here in perth every three months and I have a stall to sell all my things. I can't wait to get them out if my life and new things into my closet.

Out with the old And in with them new!!!

Ok am I the only one who bought new clothes all the way through tongue.png

It made me feel better to buy stuff at each stage.

Nordstrom rack is a good place to get a deal.

If you don't mind standing in a line for a half hour.

Guilty!!

I justify my purchases by donating the clothes I outshrink to the women's shelter where I volunteer.

I have always loved shopping. Now I L.O.V.E it.

Guilty!! I justify my purchases by donating the clothes I outshrink to the women's shelter where I volunteer. I have always loved shopping. Now I L.O.V.E it.

I am right with you, lipstick. Love can't even describe it.

a woman I met in the clinic waiting room told me that she shops in thrift stores....that makes such sense. She's lost 150 lbs. After we've lost weight we want to look good, but not go bankrupt. I think thrift stores are a great solution, especially when still losing. Lots of good options in most cities.

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