Tuesday 7 September 2010
Reason 2.
To be able to walk into any shop and be able to buy my size in a style I want... I hate the fact that at the moment I have to be selective about where I shop. There are many stores now that choose to stock up to a maximum size 16. I am just a 16, but it tends to be that the size 16's are even a little smaller than they should be. Or they stock small, medium, large and x-large and having to worry whether the x-large will be big enough!
Being on the larger size also means you have to be very selective about the styles you buy, otherwise you end up looking like a fat person trying to be skinny! I also find that shops that sell clothes for the curvier woman are often unflattering, and you end up looking like your wearing a tent! I just can't wait to shop in places like Jane Norman, River Island and Topshop again, be able to pick anything up and know that it will look good.
Being on the larger size also means you have to be very selective about the styles you buy, otherwise you end up looking like a fat person trying to be skinny! I also find that shops that sell clothes for the curvier woman are often unflattering, and you end up looking like your wearing a tent! I just can't wait to shop in places like Jane Norman, River Island and Topshop again, be able to pick anything up and know that it will look good.
Sunday 15 August 2010
Reason 1.
Generally feeling healthier.... being over weight brings with it a lot of health problems, including heart burn, digestion problems, being hot (and a little bit sweaty!) almost all of the time, possible heart problems and the risk of diabetes.
Luckily I can say I don't at the moment have any of the more serious health worries, but I am constantly concerned that if I stay over weight I will develop more problems that are irreversible.
Losing weight will give me the best chance to be the healthiest that I can be.
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