You DO realize it eventually and hopefully you get back on the right path. Luckily for me, Tony has also put on a few pounds so he is ready to get back on the wagon too! Weight loss is a lifelong battle for me. I can't just ignore it. I can't eat whatever I want. I can't skip workouts, because I am one of those gals who can look at a cheesecake and put on a few pounds.
In order to stop this fat fest fast and not end up chubbily ever after I am going to try some things.
1. I need to remember that working out was important to me before and so now it needs to be more important than the netflix now =)
2. Making it a competition. Tony and I are both competitive so we push each other to our limits when working out.
3. Finding a reward that is worth working out for.
4. Exploring different healthy meals instead of pulling up the pizza hut website!
When I spiral back into a lazy lifestyle, I get hard on myself. I start getting frumpy and unhappy with my looks and it drags me into a hole of self pity fast. I HATE that Stacy. My friend Sherri lovingly calls that girl "fat Stacy" followed by "and fat Stacy was NOT a nice girl". So here I am, happy and in love and getting chunky and ready to get back on the right path.
The "Love 15" will not drag me down! I firmly believe that when you put on weight after starting a relationship you are becoming less of the person that your significant other fell in love with. Is that a little harsh? Maybe, but I know for myself that "fat Stacy" is not the same girl "somewhat skinny Stacy" is. And if I didn't love myself I can't accept someone else's love.
"I firmly believe that when you put on weight after starting a relationship you are becoming less of the person that your significant other fell in love with" - That's a fair assessment.
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