You shouldn't be wearing 4 year old suits anyway.
Anonymous wrote:You’re 50. 132 is where your body is happy. It doesn’t care about those last 7 vanity pounds.
I get it and on some level I don't either, but I really do not want to have to buy all new suits, and cannot fit in my current ones. They're nice and I have also paid a bunch to have them tailored to fit my former body.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You’re 50. 132 is where your body is happy. It doesn’t care about those last 7 vanity pounds.
I get it and on some level I don't either, but I really do not want to have to buy all new suits, and cannot fit in my current ones. They're nice and I have also paid a bunch to have them tailored to fit my former body.
I’m 51 and 132 is my goal weight! But I’m not dismissing you at all. I REALLY hear you on clothes. Ive lost a lot of weight and it’s frustrating that nice pieces just don’t fit. It feels even worse when they’re too small, and boy have I been there. Is it possible that it’s not about the weight so much as changing body composition/shape that comes with age and the dreaded M word? Thats something I have noticed and have heard same-ish age friends commenting about, too. Even if the weight comes off, things aren’t fitting the same way they did.
Anonymous wrote:
I get it and on some level I don't either, but I really do not want to have to buy all new suits, and cannot fit in my current ones. They're nice and I have also paid a bunch to have them tailored to fit my former body.
I’m 51 and 132 is my goal weight! But I’m not dismissing you at all. I REALLY hear you on clothes. Ive lost a lot of weight and it’s frustrating that nice pieces just don’t fit. It feels even worse when they’re too small, and boy have I been there. Is it possible that it’s not about the weight so much as changing body composition/shape that comes with age and the dreaded M word? Thats something I have noticed and have heard same-ish age friends commenting about, too. Even if the weight comes off, things aren’t fitting the same way they did.
Anonymous wrote:You’re 50. 132 is where your body is happy. It doesn’t care about those last 7 vanity pounds.
I get it and on some level I don't either, but I really do not want to have to buy all new suits, and cannot fit in my current ones. They're nice and I have also paid a bunch to have them tailored to fit my former body.
Anonymous wrote:I am 50 years old, 5'4" and 132 lbs. I would really like to get back down to around 126. I exercise daily, avoid processed carbs and sugar (except for a small square of dark chocolate per day), and am not intaking more than 1300-1400 calories a day. After four months of doing this, my weight has stayed exactly the same. I really despise HITT workouts, and cannot see myself sticking to them on a regular basis, but I do weight training in addition to cardio. Is it possible that my weight is never going to get to where I want it? What is wrong with me?
You’re 50. 132 is where your body is happy. It doesn’t care about those last 7 vanity pounds.