Awww. *hugs* I think weight is something that all women struggle with and losing it is a never-ending battle. Wait til Will starts walking-then you'll drop all the weight by chasing after him!
Seriously though, good luck with losing the post-pregnancy weight. I have a feeling I'll be in the same boat as you whenever we have kids.
Just remember that you are beautiful no matter what the weight!
I never used to; before we moved to Canada, I went on a diet as moral support for Dom, and dropped 20 pounds without a second thought. I didn't even realize I'd needed to, but I really enjoyed fitting into size 6 jeans and cute little tops.
Now it's just disheartening. I've never considered myself remotely beautiful, and I've generally been okay with that, but now I can't stand looking at pictures anymore, and I hate what it says about me that I feel that way.
I know the feeling. I've always been a champion for 'love your body as it is' and I always reminded my friends who were concerned about their weight as it is. Then this past year, I stopped fitting into some of my clothes and I've been so upset about it. And I don't like to look at my pictures now either whereas before I was fine with them
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I know you can do it, sweetie. Will can help out -- you can do baby bench-presses. :D
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...Don't think I'd be able to get him to stop wriggling and squirming long enough for bench-presses, though, *lol*
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Seriously though, good luck with losing the post-pregnancy weight. I have a feeling I'll be in the same boat as you whenever we have kids.
Just remember that you are beautiful no matter what the weight!
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Now it's just disheartening. I've never considered myself remotely beautiful, and I've generally been okay with that, but now I can't stand looking at pictures anymore, and I hate what it says about me that I feel that way.
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