From fat and firm to fit and floppy.

[LipstickLady 25,682]

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Edited January 19, 2017 by LipstickLady

[chycky 671]

Thank you! You give floppy a good name! I look forward to be floppy not stuffed and slow!

[Pescador 1,374]

Well said!

[higher 966]

Thanks for the post. I am looking forward to loose skin being a problem at this point. Way preferable to fat for me.

Which Victoria's Secret bra do you buy? I have never shopped there because it always felt cheap to me but someone gave me a gift certificate and I do need new bras.

[KristenLe 5,979]

Our floppy ass and sagging boobs won't kill us - our fat very well could! I'd much prefer saggy thighs than have my leg amputated due to diabetes. I also be glad when I don't float as well - I can barely go under Water without bobbing to the surface! ????

[finding_onederland 226]

My husband is the only one who gets to see me nekkid and if he doesn't like it, self service is always an option for him.

Hah! Love this! I figure my husband has loved me full and fluffy at almost 300lbs (and various other weights in between) I am guessing a little loose skin won't send him away.

Thanks for the post. Needed to hear it today!

if they lose (not loose, people!!)

And 1000 times this!!!

[OutsideMatchInside 10,166]

@@higher

https://www.victoriassecret.com/bras/just-in-body-by-victoria

The bras in the body by victoria collection are nice.

I have always thought VS bras were crap too, and a lot of them are because they are designed for people that don't NEED a bra, but are just wearing one. Soma has the best bras but the full coverage body by Victoria feels pretty nice. It doesn't have the lift that Soma has though.

@@KristenLe

I was getting so frustrated trying to swim, because I floated so much at the end. It is hard to swim when you float that much, you aren't getting the work out that you could. I have not been swimming since weight loss, but I should try it soon.

The skin/flab is annoying, sometimes it hurts and even makes noises. Still it is totally worth it. I can stuff it all in clothes or Shapewear and I look good. The number of people that will ever see me naked is pretty low, while the number of people that will see me fully clothed looking good is very high.

I honestly think the loose skin argument is just the final cop-out of people that are afraid of surgery. It is just like people having their family and "friends" tell them that they won't look right small. It is just stuff to hold people back from being great.

Edited August 23, 2016 by OutsideMatchInside

[WLSResources/ClothingExch 3,443]

If to lose is to become loose, does it follow that boobs will bob?

[LipstickLady 25,682]

Thanks for the post. I am looking forward to loose skin being a problem at this point. Way preferable to fat for me.

Which Victoria's Secret bra do you buy? I have never shopped there because it always felt cheap to me but someone gave me a gift certificate and I do need new bras.

They do have some poor quality bras, but if you dig a little deeper, they have some super soft push up bras that give good coverage and a lot of support. When I get home, I will look for the style name for you.

[glitter eyes 1,398]

Great post!!

[WLSResources/ClothingExch 3,443]

. I also be glad when I don't float as well - I can barely go under Water without bobbing to the surface!

Whether in a pool, a lake or the sea, that always made me so self-conscious and humiliated. Sadly, I think I felt that way even at 160 or 170, a great, big apple.

have never shopped there because it always felt cheap to me

"Cheap" in terms of quality or in floozy terms? I'm really not sure which you mean.

[LipstickLady 25,682]

If to lose is to become loose, does it follow that boobs will bob?

Unfortunately, mine became booooooooooooooooooooooooooobs.

[Hellya 144]

Don't you mean

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Or at least that's what I'm expecting MINE to look like.

[LipstickLady 25,682]

Don't you mean

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Or at least that's what I'm expecting MINE to look like.

That, too.

[swizzle 120]

LOVE LOVE LOVE this post! Thanks for sharing!