I weigh like 128-130 and I wanna lose at the least 10 lbs..H
Question Posted Wednesday February 2 2005, 12:57 pm
Okay! I am trying to lose weight.I am about 5'6 and between 128-130 lbs it varys.I am not fat at all, all my friends think Im skinny but I have curves.Like just a lil bit of love handles on my sides. But people tell me its good to have curves so that I am not as skinny as an ironing board.I have always had weight issues in the past but I used to be way smaller.I want to get down to atlest 115-120. How can I do it? I dont eat junk food or even drink alot of soda.I drink maybe 1 soda a week at the most. What are good diet foods. Today I ate a potato at skool, because our lunch has potato bar and I put like a half a spoon of cheese on it. Is that too fattie to eat. Please help me. It makes me sick the way I look, Sometimes I break down and cry over it.It makes me very depressed!I rate 5's.
Nokomis answered Wednesday February 2 2005, 5:31 pm: You don't need to lose weight, people are not made to be that thin. Guys don't like really thin girls, they think they will break. So who are you doing it for? You or unrealistic media?
THOSEGirls answered Wednesday February 2 2005, 4:01 pm: Try to do some exercise that targets the love handle area. Do some situps with the left arm touching the right knee and the right arm touching the left knee. Don't cut out food. If you stop eating for an entire day, then your body will start harboring food when you do eat, which will make you gain weight. J [ THOSEGirls's advice column | Ask THOSEGirls A Question ]
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