u/Adventurous-Tooth526

The problem is I've never been thin

I (22F) went from 180 to 128 pounds over the past 9 months. I'm 5ft1 and I've realized that part of the reason I've become unmotivated while still constantly dwelling on whether or not I'm making progress is because I have no idea what my goal should be.

I just saw a picture of myself when I was 11 and I was clearly very obese. I've always weighed so much than is healthy that I have no idea what a thin version of myself looks like so I have no idea how long I still have to go before I feel happy with my body. Do I just need to lose 5 pounds? 10? 20? 30? I have no clue and its really sad that I have never been at anything remotely resembling a healthy weight since I was a very young child.

Its also become so much harder to lose each additional pound and I'm going to be starting grad school in a few months which means I will have a lot less time and energy to focus on weight loss.

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Hey! My name is Dana and I’m looking to sublet my bedroom in an apartment in Brookline since I’m moving out on June 1st to go to medical school.

The apartment is a 4 bedroom/ 2 bathroom with in-unit laundry. It‘s a 15 minute walk away from Coolidge Corner and Trader Joe’s and a 5 minute walk to the green line. You would have 3 female roommates all of whom are graduate students or postdocs. Pets are not allowed.

I’m happy to show you around the apartment and I can be flexible on the move in date if necessary. You could move in anytime between June 1st and July 1st. The rent is $1300 + utilities.

u/Adventurous-Tooth526 — 15 days ago