davidsprincess's Journal, 26 Sep 19

I'd rather have no comments and no compliments than made up shit. Please never feel obligated to support me if you don't mean it. I need truth only. That doesn't mean I need a bunch of people saying- You've got 50 more pounds- LOL. I don't necessarily want mean stuff- but I definitely appreciate honesty- so no comments would be better than made up nonsense. I think there is something about FS that when someone sees another person has posted a photo there is this innate desire to say something false as long as it makes the person feel good. When I read comments suggesting someone is looking amazing or muscular and they clearly are NOT and they have written the same thing to me- YIKES! Please- don't feel like you have to compliment me. I'm taking the pressure off because some of the stuff I see on here- I want to write back- Are you high? Blind? Something wrong? And I know that there is so much more to it and being supportive while people are trying is great- but shit- just feel free to keep scrolling when you see my stuff. I'd rather have that than led to believe I'm looking great. At least if the comments were supportive but still truthful like "Great start" or "looks like you are starting to fill out a bit" instead of acting like muscles are bulging and what not. Just can't get over the overly flattering BS. Maybe that just goes a long with my asshole personality though. And I think I'm premenstrual so I am finding it even more obnoxious though amusing if I am being honest.

View Diet Calendar, 26 September 2019:
1600 kcal Fat: 73.00g | Prot: 50.50g | Carbs: 189.00g.   Breakfast: Great Value Cream Cheese Spread, Lender's Plain Bagels. Dinner: McDonald's Quarter Pounder with Cheese, McDonald's French Fries (Medium), Popsicle Fudgsicle No Sugar Added Fudge Bars. Snacks/Other: Lay's Stax Buffalo Wings with Ranch Potato Crisps. more...
2661 kcal Exercise: Standing - 45 minutes, Driving - 3 hours and 30 minutes, Sitting - 8 hours, Resting - 3 hours and 45 minutes, Sleeping - 8 hours. more...

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Moopie- LOL.  
26 Sep 19 by member: davidsprincess
I have paid you many compliments. I'm sorry I didn't include you in my list. It was just a quick list...not comprehensive. 😉 you are doing great and look better than you used to. Lol. Is that good enough? 
26 Sep 19 by member: davidsprincess
'are you high' LOL. or the opposite... someone said to me MY GOD YOU'RE FAT! I said, 'really??? Thank you, I woulda never known!  
26 Sep 19 by member: claireosullivan
Well, I'm just gonna keep on saying whatever I want to, I've been doing that for too long to quit now. 
27 Sep 19 by member: shirfleur 1
DP. Girlfriend as much as like being gassed up on compliments and it’s motivating I look at myself sometimes I say “wtf” are they talking about 😂 We’re a society where we teach our kids (well not my kid, you can’t tell my cat Iggie shit because she is a boss cat) they are all winners. Everyone gets a trophy. Well in life not everyone is number one and not everyone gets a trophy. But what do I know. 🤷‍♀️ 
27 Sep 19 by member: Swedishblondie
I remember people telling me I had no body fat to lose when I was 200 pounds. Now at 182 I still have 10+ to lose. Compliments sure are great and motivating, though! 
27 Sep 19 by member: -Diablo
Shirfleur 😂🤣 there's no going back now. You have to stick with it. You make me laugh on a routine basis.  
27 Sep 19 by member: davidsprincess
Sadly I was /do believe what people are telling me and do feel like I look way different...but then I see that it's written to everyone so I start questioning. 🤷🏻‍♀️ If someone with moobs is getting "nice chest" comments from someone who's telling me I look great -LMAO...I need to make sure to take it with a grain of salt. That's all I'm saying. 😂 And besides...I guess I recognize when people are over the top. Or maybe I don't. 😬 
27 Sep 19 by member: davidsprincess
Everyone's perceptions are different. A woman weighing 185 pounds might look awesome and healthy to me, but gross and unhealthy to you. I mean everything I post on here. If I tell you you look great, but you still have 100 pounds to lose, I'm not saying "ok, stop everything, you're at your perfect weight!", but instead saying "yeah, we all know you have a ways to go, but you're looking so much healthier and happier - you look great!"  
27 Sep 19 by member: LPBeachBaby
Yeah- I was thinking that too-LP. I was saying last week I am proud to be in a size 12 but realized there are women on here who would die if they woke in that size... and others who would be thrilled. So what you are saying makes sense. Guess it partially depends on where each person is on his/her journey! 
27 Sep 19 by member: davidsprincess
From my own perspective, I have listened to the negative voice in my own head for so long that I try to always encourge others along their journeys to better health. I figure it is better to be kind than not. That said, I do understand from where you are coming with your post today.  
27 Sep 19 by member: kclab
True, kclab. And I think some people need to hear it more than others, too.  
27 Sep 19 by member: davidsprincess
@DP, some people on here, myself included at times, have a form of body dysmorphia. When I was younger, I saw myself as "fat" at 110, 120, 130, etc. No matter how skinny or fit I was. I don't give false compliments, so if I say something, it's because I see something. Change may not always be dramatic, but I try to encourage when I see positive changes. I may weigh more than I did in 2000, but I'm wearing those jeans this morning and I can even breathe when I sit down.  
27 Sep 19 by member: Katsolo
I don't want insincere comments, but I enjoy positive reinforcement that people can see that I'm moving toward my goals. I don't make a comment unless I mean it. I like to acknowledge accomplishments.  
27 Sep 19 by member: SherryeB
My take on this . . . FS comments are like the different mirrors in my life. Some reflect a slim-fit-wow-you-look-great Becc@, while others reflect a dang-girl-you-need-to-get-your-ass-in-gear-and-get-to-work Becc@ 
27 Sep 19 by member: Becc@
I think comments are often based on seeing how far a person has come. They have perhaps had a real change worthy of praise. That said, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I think my grandma was beautiful... Wrinkly and I little fluffy around the waist. There are grandmas here who are totally beautiful to me... So much wisdom and strength from living life and making the choices to work toward health. But, reality is, Princess, you are beautiful. You really are with your snappy dark eyes, lovely smile, and strong body. Perhaps some people are insincere or simply sincerely want to make someone feel good. You never need concern yourself with if someone is sincerely sending a compliment... Well that is my opinion anyway. I know you are sincerly not asking for praise... Quite the opposite. Here is to being a little stronger, fitter, better... for all of us.  
27 Sep 19 by member: melissatwa
Thanks, guys! Yes- I didn't mean for my post to make people feel the need to compliment me. LOL! I will accept them all and run with it. 💕Why not? Who cares if people are full of bologna and I get a big head and think I am fabulous and turn snobby and start posting selfies everywhere? 😉Happy Friday! Longest week ever- am I right? 
27 Sep 19 by member: davidsprincess
I don’t comment, I just sit here and judge 😂 
27 Sep 19 by member: love2educate
There is definitely a balance between feeling good about what you’ve accomplished and pushing to the goal. The comments typically celebrate the past and rarely push us to our goals. 
27 Sep 19 by member: love2educate
aww my ears are burning DP 🤗 
27 Sep 19 by member: johncip

     
 

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