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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I can't imagine caring that much about what people think of me --a middle aged mom-- to be miserable and hungry every day when I could be a comfortable, normal weight. No one is looking at you. No one cares or even notices if you can squeeze into your pre-covid clothes. You are making yourself miserable for actually no reason at all. I don't get it. [/quote] OP. I don't really agree with this.[b] As a middle aged mom, I definitely look at my fellow moms and admire those who are slim and beautiful. I'm talking women 35-55.[/b] DH also appreciates that I've lost weight and compliments me. I know what you mean that people don't look at women our age in the same way that we were gazed upon in our youth, but most definitely, appearance matters. It's nice that you don't care what people think about you. I really do care, and being heavier makes me feel miserable and slovenly and unhealthy. But...it sucks to be hungry.[/quote] This is not normal. [/quote] Actually it is incredibly normal to admire women who are slim. I don't know if you have noticed, but this is literally the basis of 90% of commercials.[/quote] But who watches commercials these days? The only time I see them is when I watch the Superbowl.[/quote]
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