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arm fat
ttrying stop eating **** feed
arm realize eating tasty feed is ene of the best feels in your life
Being tit is one of the best feels in your life-
the weak should fear the strong
Having a qt gt is one of the best feels in your life.
Being able to choose clothes that we like is one of the best feels in your lite
Being able to dance and do active sports and hobbies without worrying about your fiab blopping around
ene of the best feels in your lite
Not feeling ashamed of your body one of the best feels in your life-
What we have is an addiction, its the alexest thing to a positive feeling we have, because we don' t get to
experience these other things... because we' re fat.
Put the fed: down fabore.
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User avatar #1 - kamusioso (12/28/2015) [-]
Hey FJ, Kamusioso here.

Need help. Over 100kg. Always cake in my house, 5 newphews so always cookies and stuff around. Argentina so summer and about 40ºC most of the day.

Need to find the motivation to get to 85kg and stay there. My 7 year old nephew idolizes me more than anything, but I'm not anything else than a fat loser.
What do?
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#2 to #1 - anon (12/28/2015) [-]
Avoid the temptation mate. (I know its easier said than done)

I used to be 13st of pure lard...Then gave myself a task to join the Army and be better.
My GF left me so all did was use energy to do exercise.

Whenever you get the urge to eat. Do something physical. Press-Ups,Sit ups, put headphones in and go out somewhere. move about! ...you've got the ideal weather to sweat out and lose weight.

Even the smallest thing like turning junk food down will give you a little chemical high too.

Plus you're an idol to someone,use it. that makes you so much more than a fat loser alone!.

Chin up FJbro. Start something in the new year, work hard no matter how uncomfortable it gets and you'll make sure you can always be an idol to your Cousin.
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#116 to #1 - potatonized (12/29/2015) [-]
might I suggest you to do Insanity workout? I used to be 100kg++ and still doing this myself.. I can say it works.. And you're still encourage to eat a lot to get a lot of energy. Just stay away from too many sugar, though. Those cake needs to go. drink a lot of water to accelerate your lose weight pace.
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User avatar #136 to #1 - dalokan (12/29/2015) [-]
ARGENTINA ES BLANCA
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User avatar #149 to #1 - ztheart (12/29/2015) [-]
I started counting calories and a few months later had lost about 10 pounds (4.5kg).
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User avatar #65 to #1 - GnRNoD (12/29/2015) [-]
130kg, es una pija el calor, no te deja hacer nada... hacer dieta cuando una coca fría tienta mas que respirar es imposible.
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User avatar #69 to #65 - theguywhofarted (12/29/2015) [-]
Hacete un licuado o algo, no es tan dificil dejar de ser gordo.

Tarda, pero se puede. Cada uno encuentra su forma, yo empezé a tomar coca zero, no es para todos pero hay que buscar.
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User avatar #79 to #69 - kamusioso (12/29/2015) [-]
Si, pero mi forma es redondo
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User avatar #81 to #79 - theguywhofarted (12/29/2015) [-]
Jajajaja, te entiendo pero de a poco se puede. Que te jode tanto del verano? que te hace tener esa forma?
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User avatar #83 to #81 - kamusioso (12/29/2015) [-]
Principalmente? Comer por aburrimiento y no salir de mi casa ni aunque se incendie
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User avatar #93 to #83 - theguywhofarted (12/29/2015) [-]
Un consejo es que trates de reemplazar lo que comés por aburrimiento por otras cosas.
Coca por coca light, galletitas por galletitas de arroz, casancrem por casancrem light, etc. etc. etc.

Como vivís con tu flia que se la pasa morfando se complica, pero tratá de comprarte algunas frutas (la mandarina va como piña porque es re fácil de comer).

Si tenés calor hacete un licuado con fruta y hielo, aprovechá y hacé natación en alguna pileta o andá a correr a un gym con aire.
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User avatar #74 to #69 - GnRNoD (12/29/2015) [-]
La verdad es que estoy con unos problemas psicológicos importantes, descubriendo que me falta madurar y que a pesar de que veo todas las cosas que hago mal o que no hago y debería hacer no siento energía suficiente para cambiar y esto incluye la parte de mantener la consistencia de una dieta o ejercicio.
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User avatar #75 to #74 - theguywhofarted (12/29/2015) [-]
A ver, lo que a mi mas me ayudó fue volcar la frustración en motivación. Tratar de mejorar como te sentís físicamente y así levantar lo psicológico.
Está comprobado que hacer ejercicio mejor el humor y evita la depreción, hacer un poco de ejercicio te alcanza para distraerte y sentirte mas motivado.

Si querés mandame un mensaje privado o contestame por acá como es tu vida, que comes, cuanto querés bajar, con quien vivís y cuanto ejercicio hacés.
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User avatar #29 to #1 - rokkai (12/28/2015) [-]
okay im going to be as clear as i can. as much as those foods are tempting. you have two choices. eating or not.
if you eat, you feel good during that session. if you don't eat and workout, you feel good for the rest of your life. you also got the motivation from your little nephew.
i don't know man, i think working out together when he/she is grown enough sounds much more fun than eating junk together.
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User avatar #82 to #1 - kamusioso (12/29/2015) [-]
Thanks guys for all the support and the advices, today I went for a jog under 35°C and survived, tomorrow is the next battle. I would thank each one individually but there's like a gazillion of you so just... Thank you.
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User avatar #110 to #82 - garymotherfingoak (12/29/2015) [-]
the first step is usually the hardest. just keep at it and it'll get easier and you'll want to do it more.
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#135 to #82 - anon (12/29/2015) [-]
HIIT is the best way to go down in weight, combined with a diet of less-calories in than out. Do HIIT 4-5 a week, and see if you can do strength training 2-3 times a week in addition. Combined with a proper diet, you will see results quite quickly. I recommend tho not using a weight more often than once a month or even rarer, you will have your ups and downs in your weight loss, use the mirror instead and see the changes. Drink lot of water, it kills appetite.

Most important part of a diet is low-carb, and high in proteins. After a while without sugar and **** with sugar in it you will stop craving it. Have a high-carb "cheat meal" every fourth day, but dont let it make it exceed your daily calorie limit by much, and let it be "healthy" somewhat, not ******* cake or any **** like that (lots of good guides out there). A good thing to combine this cheat meal to after a good and long HIIT excersise. Cheat meal purpose is mentally help you and "trick" your body not going into complete starvation mode. I mostly ate chicken/salad/eggs when i was on mine, easy and quick to prepare, you can make a lot of chicken and just put it in your fridge and grab some through the week
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#50 to #1 - magginity (12/28/2015) [-]
Don't let me down fam, get ripped or die trying
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#12 to #1 - kurbeh (12/28/2015) [-]
Lose weight.
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User avatar #4 to #1 - horza (12/28/2015) [-]
Hi there.

I was once a heavy fellow, but then i started in a gym with my brother. We trained for one hour every weekday. It only took a couple of weeks before i could see some results in the mirror.

After the first couple of weeks i signed up for a membership in the local Krav Maga center, and i started loosing weight FAST, plus i suddently have a confidence i never had before.

I knew i was more sporty, looking better and the ladies started to notice me way more than before.

The first few weeks suck, but after that you wouldnt trade it for anything in the world.

If I could do, so can you!
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#46 to #1 - anon (12/28/2015) [-]
Hey FJ, Anon here.

I have a fish tank thats dirty and toxic and kills the fish inside.

My father is a mechanic so theres plenty of oils, petrol and chemicals in my house, and I keep putting all that **** into my fish tank, literally can't help myself and pour it all in and make the water toxic.

Does anyone have any ideas how to keep my fish tank water clean?????
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#88 to #1 - darthaxx (12/29/2015) [-]
Just do it
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User avatar #92 to #88 - kamusioso (12/29/2015) [-]
What do you think I did today? I didn't even turn on the AC and I ate a banana for breakfast
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User avatar #139 to #1 - balor (12/29/2015) [-]
Eat 1500 calories a day, and try to stay away from sweets.
Eat mostly meat and veggies. Make sure you take in alot of minerals, vitamins, and protein. You don't have to over complicate it. Just eat meat and leafy greens, you will get just about everything you need.
Do squats, pushups, burpees, and bent over rows (Pull ups when you get stronger) every day.
What I started doing was the deck of pain.
Draw a card, and that tells you what to do.
Clubs - bent over rows
Spades - Burpees
Hearts - pushups
Diamonds - squats

Do reps according to the number on the card
Jacks = 11
Queens = 12
Kings = 13
Aces = 11 (But when you get better I suggest Aces going until muscle failure)

I don't see anything wrong with taking small breaks in between cards if you are getting tired, that's what I do.
If you can't make it through all 52 cards, then just start with 15-20 cards a day and increase it week by week.
If you want to add different work outs, that is also cool.

None of these require going outside. And bent over rows only require weights.
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User avatar #112 to #1 - thepimpleoffury (12/29/2015) [-]
Everything the rest of the fellows say is pretty much okay to follow.

I just have some sidenotes:

1. It's really importand to to feel like you get results fast for a morale boost. The best way to do that is to cut sugar to zero. Sweets and soda are forbidden. You'll shed a good deal of pounds really quickly. And the cravings will go away in a week or two.

2. Never touch a scale. There's no need to. Stop the weight loss wherever you are comfortable at. And also it can mess you up. If you excersize along with the diet, it will seem like you have actually gained weight (because of the muscle mass).

3.Never stay alone and keep yourself busy.
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User avatar #145 to #112 - xtrmbragnrytz (12/29/2015) [-]
I REALLY want to add something to step 2. Unless you NEED the number for medical or legal reasons. DON'T step on a scale. look in the mirror instead, if you don't like that then you need to work out more. If you do, then keep doing what you're doing.
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#70 to #1 - defesede (12/29/2015) [-]
GIF
De Argentina también
Es todo cuestión de voluntad, yo pude bajar de peso tranquilamente (lento) practicamente sin hacer mas ejercicio que ir al trabajo.
-Desayuna en lo posible solo líquidos, o agregando frutas
-No comas demás en el almuerzo
-Comer lo mínimo a la noche, lo suficiente como para dejar de tener hambre
-Buena cantidad de líquidos y no comer entre comidas
-Chocolates, tortas y galletitas a la mañana o mediodia, nada de azúcar a la noche, si podés disminuír al míonimo el consumo de harinas.

En sí, el llegar a estar flaco es en serio una buena sensación, llegué a pesar 120, y ahora estoy cerca de los 90 (mido 1,87)
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User avatar #71 to #70 - defesede (12/29/2015) [-]
Y nada de gaseosa, solo soda o agua
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User avatar #40 to #1 - thebigbadflamer (12/28/2015) [-]
Ban cakes and cookies in your house, don't eat so much, tell nephew to idolize someone else because you are not getting it off by writing.
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User avatar #27 to #1 - orkamungus (12/28/2015) [-]
If it is motivation you want, then why not your nephew? You say he idolizes you, so give him an idol he can look up to, someone who has the strength of both will and body to change himself into a better human being and pull through with a tough training schedule.
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#105 to #1 - catburglarpenis (12/29/2015) [-]
There's an app called "Burn Your Fat With Me!" In which a small anime girl will force you to do pushups and situps. Then there's "Run! Zombies!". doing them both will guarantee fat loss, especially if you switch to The Paleo Diet, or even The Abs Diet. **** , even Four Hour Diet works.

Then you can join the military with your quick run time and high pushup/situp numbers.

Seriously, the best possible thing for you to do is just join a group of people that already have the results you want and hang out with them as much as possible. It will be the most uncomfortable thing you'll ever do but if you want to get in shape they will drag you kicking and screaming to that goal if you get in good with them. That's why I like Crossfit- say what you want about them, but joining a Crossfit gym is closer to joining a football team than joining a gym. You keep the same workout schedule and the people that are there with you will slap food out of your ******* hands and drag you to the gym against your will after only a couple months of going there. Not only have I seen it, I've had it happen to me. Once you drink the cool-aid, they're going to get you in shape whether you like it or not.

That's why I joined the military. Everyone wants to look like a soldier, but everyone's afraid to simply become a soldier. It's not that bad guys, it's just a company.
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User avatar #106 to #105 - kamusioso (12/29/2015) [-]
Dude, Argentina, we have less military power than a kindergarden room at naptime.
We don't even have paper boats and planes with angry fraces drawn, and don't get me started on weaponry
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User avatar #108 to #106 - catburglarpenis (12/29/2015) [-]
But you have guys in the military doing your paperwork, and concentrating on this point does not destroy all my other points. If the people in your military are in shape, than mission accomplished. Who cares about your country's military prowess when you're doing taxes for them?

Also French Foreign Legion. 'Nuff said.
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User avatar #109 to #108 - kamusioso (12/29/2015) [-]
We don't have a functioning army, we can't enlist, the other points were great tho, thanks.
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User avatar #26 to #1 - thekiwihacker (12/28/2015) [-]
Hey man, I feel that situation. I'm 6"2 and I was 110KG earlier this year. I've tried exercising and dieting in the past, but never stuck with it so it never worked out. This time I found a way to make it work. I just cut out carbs. Completely. Make them seem like poison to yourself so you avoid the **** out of them. And let yourself be hungry. If you're sitting around at home, and you feel like snacking, then get up and leave. Go for a walk, go to the gym, get a job, get running, find a new hobby. Anything to keep you busy so that you're not sitting there and eating. Here is your new diet:
Breakfast: High fibre cereal, with low fat milk.
Lunch: This is a small meal. I started with having a plain salad every day for lunch, but I got bored of that and switched to having two hard-boiled eggs. They're low calorie, but give you enough energy to get through the day.
Dinner: A serving of meat no larger than the palm of your hand, lean if you can get it, AND WITH THE FAT CUT OFF. On the side, you have a salad, or brown rice, in a sensible size.

You are going to feel hungry. Sometimes your energy might be low. But on that diet, at 110KG and with no exercise, I lost 4KG in a week. I got myself down to 85KG in just under 3 months, with the help of running. I wasn't able to run a whole kilometer without stopping to walk. Now I can run 10km without slowing down. Get moving, get hungry, and get fit.

Consider taking a men's health supplement 3 times a week. They say daily on the packet, but you'll just piss most of that out. 3 times is fine. It'll help you feel good, and make sure you don't get any deficiencies on the low-intake diet.
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User avatar #13 to #1 - badgoodass (12/28/2015) [-]
If you just want to lose wright: low carb diet
Getting fresh avocados should be easy in latin america
If you wanna get fit: low carb diet while eating more calories than you burn and while you work out
Second option is much more difficult, time consuming and painful

If you diet seriously for 2 weeks you should see a huge advancement
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#20 to #1 - anon (12/28/2015) [-]
1) Eat less crap. Ten minutes on a slice of chocolate cake can easily slap on an extra 500 calories, and those calories require an hour of intense physical workout. Remember that; it's more efficient to eat less than it is to work out more.

2) More healthy food. You can't just count 2000 calories of junk food and call it day; if your body thinks you're lacking too many vitamins, it'll make you feel hungry and force you to eat more. If you have a way to cook meals from scratch with vegetables and lean meats your body will stop doing that to you.

3) Exercise. Going for a 1-hour walk every day works. However, more intense workouts like jogging allow you to use your brain and body more efficiently. The key is to start with cardio and work your way out from there; you'll certainly worry less.

4) If you're struggling, and you eventually will, get social with it. Join a gym, find a sports club; find people who share your passion to get fit and the social pressure can guide you to sustainable fitness. Also, talking to people never hurt. They're imperfect and insecure like you; they just never show it because it's their business alone.

If you know your weight and height you can use it to calculate your Body Mass Index (BMI); and that gives an ideal start to show you where you lie and where you should be weight-wise. If you're 6'9" and weigh 220 pounds you're fine, but if you're 5'0" weighing that much is dangerous.

Getting fit ISN'T something you can do in a week's time. It'll take months before you get serious results. However, the long-term benefits can grant you unfettered confidence and drive where there was none before. You'll just have to see it for yourself.
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#140 to #1 - lionti (12/29/2015) [-]
To be honest dude, get a dog. When i broke up with my ex i put of heaps of weight. I was at 108kg and now I'm down to 82kg in little over a year. Sure i love me some cake here and there but then i get that dog and i go for a walk with him. Sure a dog is also quite expensive so use your nephew as inspiration, he is the foundation on which you will construct your new healthy habits. Any time you feel like you want to eat, ask your nephew if he wants to hang out or play some outdoor games. Walking/running alone is boring as **** but being active with a person/dog is the best distraction. More important than anything, keep your chin up! stay strong and positive
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#11 to #1 - Mehwhatevs (12/28/2015) [-]
I'd say that one of the greatest tools for losing weight is a diet app. Keep track of what you eat every day and any decent app should tell what kind of nutrients you need more or have in excess. Exercise is important for building muscle and confidence, but diet is what determines your weight. Eating 500 calories less than what you spend will equal a loss of 2 KG's per month, keep it up for less than a year and you will have reached your goal.
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User avatar #127 to #1 - perform (12/29/2015) [-]
One of the two steps is getting a healthy diet.
Don't cheat. There's nothing to cheat. If you think eating unhealthy junk food is cheating or rewarding, you have the wrong mindset.
If you are able to tell yourself "Wow it feels good to eat healthy! Look at me people, I'm abstaining from gorging myself in garbage!" and are able to to brag about keeping a healthy diet, you are doing it right.

A healthy lifestyle is the one you want, not a lifestyle that involves even a sliver of your old, fat lifestyle.
If you can exercise and keep a routine of exercise, you are able to tell yourself that you are doing the right thing. You are able to brag that you have a strict routine that you follow.

Don't do it for someone else, do it for yourself. Once you are able to satisfy your own needs for a healthy lifestyle, you have succeeded. The fitness and weight loss are only an addition to the reward.
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#10 to #1 - kweel ONLINE (12/28/2015) [-]
Start hitting the gym thats the best way to start. atleast 4 times a week. The days you are the least motivated just ******* go there. Even if you just do like 2-3 exercises it doesnt matter you went and you'll do better next time when youre motivated. Sure eating properly is important. But the most important thing is working out. After you have been working out for a while. You will automatically seek better food as your body tells you what it needs. I speak from experience since i have been a lazy as ************ who did nothing but wake up, eat food and play videogames. If theres anything else just ask
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#76 to #1 - anon (12/29/2015) [-]
**anonymous used "*roll picture*"**
**anonymous rolled image**What city do you live in, amigou? I'm from Zona Norte, I'll get you fit as **** in months. We'll train together like Bo and Master Shifu. ¡VAMOS!
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User avatar #77 to #76 - kamusioso (12/29/2015) [-]
Venado Tuerto, como 365 km de ahi
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#86 to #77 - xztomaszx (12/29/2015) [-]
Encima te debes cagar de calor en Santa Fe, fijate si te conseguís una nutricionista, aunque no te la cubra la obra social te sirve muchísimo, en 50% dieta y 50% ejercicio
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User avatar #61 to #1 - pillowmeister (12/29/2015) [-]
i feel you, bro
Argentinafag here too
you gotta go to the gym, sweat a lot, don't dehydrate and have a somewhat balanced diet
if you're from mar del plata then we can maybe do **** together no homo
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#80 to #61 - kamusioso (12/29/2015) [-]
Venado tuerto, sur de santa fe
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User avatar #158 to #80 - pillowmeister (12/29/2015) [-]
ni ahi de cerca, MdP. buenos aires
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User avatar #67 to #1 - theguywhofarted (12/29/2015) [-]
Argentifag ex-fatass here.

The summer is the best time to lose weight, better weather to move around, etc.

I used to weight 110 kg. i'm now 75kg. I can give you a few tips if interested.
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User avatar #78 to #67 - kamusioso (12/29/2015) [-]
Dale macho, gracias
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User avatar #72 to #67 - GnRNoD (12/29/2015) [-]
A mi me interesa.
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User avatar #118 to #1 - forsakenxii (12/29/2015) [-]
im passive aggressive so what I did was move all of the unhealthy snacks to the buyers rooms until they confronted me about it

then i was like "if its near me i will eat it and I'm trying to lose weight"

then they eventually stopped buying trash food, but this probably only worked because they had diabetes and it was good for them as well
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#38 to #1 - anon (12/28/2015) [-]
squats and oats
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User avatar #51 to #1 - demandred ONLINE (12/29/2015) [-]
only eat sugar/sweets/cakes when you're FULL from healthy, low-calorie stuff (bread, rice or w/e). It's when you eat cake when hungry that you gain loads.
Burning fat requires low-intensity long exercises, such as slow jog (or fast walking) for 1-2 hours 3 times a week. The longer the better (avoid blisters).
anyone agree/disagree?
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#36 to #1 - morrisonford (12/28/2015) [-]
hey 100kg guy

concerning post #26 guy who told you to eat cereal: processed food is the worst, let alone cereal is usually rife with sugar (some times they put other sweeteners such as corn syrup and say SUGAR FREE, or ONLY 2g SUGAR).

Oatmeal is a natural, healthier alternative, rich with fiber and protein.
good luck
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#113 to #1 - anon (12/29/2015) [-]
Eat your 7 year old cousin.
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User avatar #34 to #1 - toosexyforyou (12/28/2015) [-]
Everyone here has good advice but you should remember that it's very important to start slowly and then commit more when you're comfortable. You don't want to completely change your diet and feel like you need to be on the big weights. What's important is consistency, as long as you're consistent you can work on being more efficient afterwards.
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User avatar #52 to #34 - demandred ONLINE (12/29/2015) [-]
That is very, very true.
My warned my GF about that, however, and results came too slowly so motivation fell.
Rule of thumb: 1 exercise 1st week, 2 the 2nd etc
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User avatar #30 to #1 - slipk (12/28/2015) [-]
Drink tea, and when you're hungry, drink more tea.
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#33 to #1 - hazelnutqt (12/28/2015) [-]
Hey mate, I'm a sports coach who also does work for professional gamers League of Legends I'm quite good at this kind of thing, if you wish to have a conversation shoot me a pm/request!
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User avatar #7 to #1 - ryuggu ONLINE (12/28/2015) [-]
you need to make a list or something of thing you allow yourself to do or not to do and hold it at any cost. It'll help.
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#31 to #1 - imjared (12/28/2015) [-]
stop fooling yourself into thinking it's too hard to change
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#104 to #1 - proparoxytone (12/29/2015) [-]
el truco para mí fueron clases de natación y hacerlo todo el año, no pasás calor, no te sentís traspirar y se te arma un lomazo si le tenés algo de disciplina, eso y con una dieta x que te plazca a vos ya estás para bajar de peso
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User avatar #19 to #1 - blademontane (12/28/2015) [-]
If it is cake and cookies fuelling your weight, then simply never eat cake or cookies again. It will be difficult to beat the cravings for at least a week or two, but after that, it gets a lot easier. Then once you do that, drink only water. Doing only these two things, nothing else, will help you lose weight.
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#57 to #1 - cackrel ONLINE (12/29/2015) [-]
**cackrel used "*roll picture*"**
**cackrel rolled image**5x5 program in a gym.
Super simple.
Basically 3x in the gym just 5x5 Bench, 5x5 squat, 5x5 Deadlift.
Escalate the weight each and every time you're in the gym by like 5 pounds.
And after that you go on the treadmill.
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#64 to #57 - turbanmasher (12/29/2015) [-]
I've been doing Stronglifts 5x5, 3x week, one day is 5x5 squats, 5x5 bench, and 5x5 rows, then next workout is 5x5 squats, 5x5 overhead press, and 1x5 deadlifts.

I was doing cardio after when I started but stopped that after getting past 200 lbs squats. I haven't really lost weight but damn I've been gaining muscle.

10/10 if you want to get strong 5x5 is the way to do it. stronglifts.com/5x5/
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#56 to #1 - fullfrontal (12/29/2015) [-]
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User avatar #150 to #1 - austinrocket (12/29/2015) [-]
I weigh 63kg and used to weigh around 70kg before I went to college. Nobody told me when to eat there so I only ate like once or twice a day. I dropped 7kg and I'm on my last belt hole before I have to buy a smaller one just by only eating when I felt hungry and stopped when I felt full I wasn't even trying to lose weight or anything. I went from eating a plate and a half to like half a plate of food per meal. Now I don't even really prefer sodas and **** like that, I wasn't even cutting out foods or sugary stuff. It was just like one day I just stopped wanting sodas.

My recommendation for you:
Only eat when you're hungry
NEVER eat because you're bored or don't know what to do or watching TV or some ****
Don't eat the cake - sugar is the easiest way to put on fat if you're not using the energy your body is just going to store it for later AKA fat
Consume fewer calories than you use in a day, then your body has to use your stored energy

Good luck friend and post before and afters here FJ loves fat people getting fit
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User avatar #58 to #1 - assrocket (12/29/2015) [-]
Talk to your family and let them know that you are serious about losing weight. Living with people who don't share your mentality is going to be the hardest obstacle. Instead of cakes, request that they cook healthier things more often. Look up recipes and get them hyped up about it. Ask them to come for walks and stuff too, even if it's just down the road to get some bread and milk. Your cousin will probably make a good walking buddy if he already wants to be around you all the time, and it will encourage him not to fall into your household's trap. If your family still wants to bake cakes, ask that they keep it in a secret place so you aren't tempted, or ask that they reduce their baking for special occasions only.
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User avatar #144 to #1 - thebritishguy (12/29/2015) [-]
Well one of the things that you could try is that when you can only think about food think about sex instead, that helped me when I was losing weight. As a general rule you should only compare yourself to yourself, so don't think about how fat you are compared to someone else, think how fat you are compared to you a month ago. Be proud of losing weight, not ashamed of not losing enough. You just have to be a bit better than you were yesterday to make progress.
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#6 to #1 - conchalamadre (12/28/2015) [-]
Metele candado a la heladera gordo. Cuando bajes de peso asi, anda a correr. No te la mandes de una que largas todo a la mierda en segudia
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#138 to #1 - carrotrot (12/29/2015) [-]
well the best way to get started for me was to start doing basic work outs in between game deaths or loading screens. the best way to get started is to just get started start with w/e you can jumping jacks push ups w/e buy some light weight dumbbells curl them w/e.

now as for temptation the best thing is to remove it will power is a resource and can run out. just tell someone to hide it if possible or just simply stay away, you cna make a punishment game outta it every time you go to the kitchen you gotta do 20 jumping jacks or something.
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User avatar #98 to #1 - barakakaka (12/29/2015) [-]
Move over to Brazil. You're gonna have to be running from accidents and people actively trying to kill you. By the time you might you come back you're gonna be a dead new man!
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#128 to #1 - anon (12/29/2015) [-]
Just lost 10kgs in 3 months. I started running/crossfit (inb4 fag), but honestly, cutting soda out of your diet helps a ton, and believe it or not water starts to taste pretty decent, plus it's way cheaper to buy a case of water. The hardest part is staying away from junk food. What I did was take it step by step. I used to drink like 60 to 100 oz's of pop a day, I cut it down to maybe 30-50 oz's a day, before quitting pop entirely. Not eating sweets is still pretty hard for me, but I have a cheat day where I'll pretty much eat whatever I want in moderation, and that helps a lot. That'll help you start losing some weight but of course if you want to lose weight more quickly you'd want to start exercising. Since you're more worried about losing weight than building muscle I'd suggest you just do cardio if anything. Start by walking a kilometer or two a day, it wouldn't take long at all. Eventually start jogging every other block or so, and try to eventually get it so you could jog a whole kilometer. Then try running the kilometer. This is the process that helped me. If you can't quit the sweets and soda immediately, just try cutting down you intake day by day. Any progress is still progress, and I promise when you start seeing results you'll get hooked and keep going. The fact that you want to change is awesome. And also if you're embarrassed by jogging in public like I was, just try to block everyone out. One thing that helped me was thinking about how many joggers/runners I see everyday, and how much I don't focus on them at all. Basically meaning that no body really cares what you're doing, even if you think that they're silently judging you. And even if they are, you're trying to better yourself while they're sitting in their cars being pieces of **** . Good luck buddy!
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#89 to #1 - anon (12/29/2015) [-]
Hi Kamusioso, I was in the EXACT same situation as you.
I was 228lbs in 02/15, by 04/15 I had lost 30lbs, and now I am steady at 185lbs!

I highly recommend "Nutritional Ketosis" aka the Ketogenic Diet.
The way it works is you burn YOUR OWN FAT for energy/fuel instead of Glucose.

>drink water only
>stop eating bread/pasta/rice/potatoes/soda/sweets/treats/chips/cereal/grain
>start eating cheese, eggs, bacon, avocados, nuts, meats, fish, butter, oils, vegetables and that just names a few..
>walk/exercise as intensely as you can
>body will deplete all of its Glycogen (glucose -"sugar" in its stored form)
>with no glycogen the brain tells the liver to produce what's known as "Beta Hydroxybutrate" or "Ketones" in order to fuel the body.
>Ketones are a by-product of your own FAT being burned to provide more energy.

It's basically tapping into the Plan B your body has if there is no food to eat and would start to burn its fat in order to survive. You burn your own fat for energy, and don't feel the need to consume as much in order to feel full since fattier foods make you feel fuller longer. This really does work, even WITHOUT EXERCISE. However you can speed up the process tremendously by exercising.

There's a lot more to Ketosis and weight loss (calories in < calories out) than this small post, I tried to make it simple. This really is the easiest way to lose weight. Look into it some more to see for yourself, hope this helps and best of luck!

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User avatar #90 to #89 - kamusioso (12/29/2015) [-]
Sounds like malnutrition, but thank you
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#103 to #90 - anon (12/29/2015) [-]
You can brush it off, that's fine, I'm not the one who is 100kg asking for help, but I guarantee you it's the best way you're gonna lose weight and it's completely safe.

Also, you can get sufficient nutrition "vitamins/minerals" through supplementation of a multivitamin, but if you really think that you're not eating a diet one could label as 'malnutrition' right now - eating the garbage you do - then you're ignorant and any information I give you would be slighted. Remember, you are the one who is 100kg and asking for help, I walked down this road and here I am. Just saying..
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User avatar #100 to #90 - blkjk ONLINE (12/29/2015) [-]
I did a similar diet www.southbeachdiet.com/diet/

Went from 225lbs to 180 in a few months with exercise.
You end up not being hungry all the time like you typically are. According to the science behind the south beach diet people are constantly in a pre diabetic state from eating foods that break down into mostly sugars, so your body pumps out extra insulin then when your blood sugar drops you get hungry again right away. Once you go the first two weeks without having excess sugars most high sugar foods aren't very appealing.
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User avatar #97 to #90 - stickmanz (12/29/2015) [-]
mm the water only thing and exercise are actually really good tips, find something you enjoy, not jsut do, like a sport or a martial art to invest yourself in
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User avatar #122 to #1 - protodude (12/29/2015) [-]
Whereabouts in AR??
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User avatar #154 to #122 - kamusioso (12/29/2015) [-]
Venado Tuerto
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User avatar #157 to #154 - protodude (12/29/2015) [-]
My family resides in Reconquista.
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#84 to #1 - Sneakypeaky (12/29/2015) [-]
I had the opposite problem, i was skinny as **** and just wanted to put on weight. Gaining/losing weight is just 2 words, calorie deficit. I know youve heard this a million times before but its because it ******* works. If youre serious about losing weight you either need to stop eating as much, or work out more. If you plan on working out and youre only interested in losing weight, do cardio. The first month honestly will and should suck, but I promise you as soon as you start seeing the changes everyday when u look in a mirror, youll start wanting to go instead of forcing yourself to go. Hit me up if you want a rundown on weights and what I did to grow muscles.
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User avatar #85 to #1 - SweetJesus (12/29/2015) [-]
First things first. Get up and move.
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User avatar #63 to #1 - skiddmarxx (12/29/2015) [-]
Cardio. Cardio. Cardio.

I cannot stress that enough. Work that cardiovascular system and build your endurance. Over time you will find you can run longer, faster. It may be tiring, but you are building a good foundation for the rest of your fit life.

Lift. Lift. Lift. Some people might think lifting only builds muscles, but it burns calories like a son'bitch. Whether you are lifting to bulk or lifting to tone (cut), the activity of lifting is just as important as cardio. So get a good balance of both.

Eat. Eat. Eat. Some people think "I'll just skip a few meals and lose weight!" or "I'll just have a small salad and water with every meal." Both of these are wrong. While portion size is a huge factor you also have to realize that in order to work out and be active you will need energy. Your body makes energy from food. Do not be afraid to eat a good sized meal, but do not OVEReat and monitor what you eat. Go for lean meats (chicken, fish, turkey), plenty of veges (especially the green leafy kinds... Not just potatoes. **** me... How good are potatoes though?!), and remember those grains! Basically: eat well, eat enough.

Now the hard part. Commitment. It takes roughly three weeks to build a habit, so go hard or go home. Some people might say start out where you are comfortable, but I say push the envelope. Test your limits during the first three weeks but be smart about it. Don't just rush into something you have no idea about. Learn about routines, create your own. Do not rely on motivation alone. Motivation is great and inspiring, but it comes and goes. Can't have that. If you want to make a serious change for yourself you will have to build discipline. MAKE yourself get up and go. MAKE yourself choose water with a squeeze of lemon over a soda. It might suck at times, but it is will worth it, My Friend.

TL;DR: RUN/LIFT/EAT/COMMIT

ALSO! Get good sleep. Grab those eight hours and dream! Dream of those sweet gains!
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#16 to #1 - anon (12/28/2015) [-]
I'm not an expert on this but if you're trying to lose weight reducing your calorie intake by 20% or something while additionally doing basic sports (football/soccer, jogging, swimming or whatever you like) could be a good start. There are some good bodyweight exercises and of course hitting the gym is another way to gain muscle. In general eating is - of course - important and can feel good. It takes a lot of dedication and self control to stop eating candy and cakes, but that's probably the most important part. Maybe you should reduce your carbohydrate intake. Nutrition is the key, you don't have to starve. Smoking or consuming too much alcohol can have a serious effect on your health and weight. Doing stuff with friends can make it easier for you. You don't have to overtrain, but remember that consistency is important too and sometimes it is good to go for it despite you don't really want to.

Good luck and greetings from Germany (sorry for the bad English)!
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User avatar #62 to #1 - bigbuttjackson ONLINE (12/29/2015) [-]
If you drink soda, just stop drinking soda and drink water only. I lost 30 american units over the course of 5 months without doing a damn thing. Not a single minute of exercise. ***** super bad for you bro.
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User avatar #124 to #62 - theodordronen (12/29/2015) [-]
I can back up what this kid is saying. Lost 3 kilos in 3 months just cutting out sugary drinks
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#9 to #1 - taggen (12/28/2015) [-]
Step 1: Mail me your nephew.
Step 2: Lose 2kg every week or ill mail you 2 kg of your nephew.
Step 3: Pay me.
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User avatar #23 to #9 - isaiahh (12/28/2015) [-]
My ******* sides I can't stop reading this in a Russian voice
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#3 - tarabostes ONLINE (12/28/2015) [-]
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#5 - dreygur (12/28/2015) [-]
It's so true it hurts. I used to be a fatty through the majority of middle school. Obviously I was usually made fun of as I was the only one, and while I tried to attend my gym classes as much as possible, they were very agonizing.

Went to the nurse for a yearly health check one time, and it ended up with me going to a dietician at own free will, since I hated myself. . The only changes I made were eating less refined carbs and eat whole grain instead, watching portion sizes, completely cutting out soda, and having all of my dinners made from the ground up parents spent like 2 hours every day making healthy food for my sake, despite having pretty limited knowledge when it came to cooking. Just make anything that's very nutritious, throw a ******** of vegetables in, eat brown rice or whatever with it and stop when you're full. .

Lo and behold, one year later I lost ~30kg (~66lbs) within a year. Kids in my class didn't comment too much on it, but I really did sense that they didn't see me as bully food anymore, although the sporty kids already moved to another school a year before this. Football school

People I hadn't been seeing a lot in that time were basically mindblown by it, and one time where I went to a "reunion" ball in high school to meet my old middle school classmates, the sporties basically praised me as someone who took a shot for the president, and kept asking me what my secret was. Although we were half-drunk, so they exaggerated it a bit There was no secret, just proper dieting.

Those who want to lose weight: Buy the proper food you'll need, learn basic cooking if necessary no more is needed , and keep an eye on how much you're eating. Don't eat when you're not hungry, and remember to count your calories. Strengthen your willpower, and if you have the urge to eat out of boredom, do something else do occupy yourself with.

Don't see it as this huge wall that everybody makes it out to be. It's in no way difficult if you just know what to eat and what to avoid, and if your self-hatred is strong enough to fuel the motivation to go on, then I'll gurantee you'll end up with one of the greatest accomplishments in your lives. You won't see the progress yourself until a year later, you'll look at an old picture of yourself and cringe at your past.

And the most important part, and I really can't stress this enough: Remember do go in a "diet" you can live with for the rest of your life. I had no issues or struggles during this period, and I'm still going with it.
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#44 to #5 - kaimietis (12/28/2015) [-]
That's some quality advice over there, with which I fully agree because of my own experience.

I managed to lose 25 kg in about 6 months by finding the right key to it. It's different for everybody I believe, but in my case it was overeating in the evening. So my new rule was: 9 hrs before sleep - no carbs, 5 hrs before sleep - no food. I have to admit I loosened it up a little bit by now, but the "the closer to sleep - the less you eat" habit really sat in.

These two rules are 100% true:
1. Reach the point when you hate the fatso that stares at you in the mirror, and when you simply enjoy the feel of hunger more than tasty food at least that's how I started .
2. Don't torture yourself and don't make it a diet. Make it a habit, a regime - and a pleasant one. It's fully possible.
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#39 - vladi (12/28/2015) [-]
Keeping farting and ******** until you reach the weight you want.

This has been a ©Vladi tip top toppity pro top tip.
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User avatar #47 - bakinboy (12/28/2015) [-]
was skinny with no gf

now ottermode, still no gf

being fit doesnt get rid of this crippling social anxiety
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#143 to #47 - rousingloki (12/29/2015) [-]
Can relate so hard it's painful just to type this.
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#148 to #47 - dvmaster (12/29/2015) [-]
Maybe if you went beyond ottermode
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#95 - PhilipFry (12/29/2015) [-]
Former fatbro here.
>be me
>May 2015
>5'8 214 pounds
>single
>go vegan and run a **** ton and eat healthy
>fast forward to now
>149 pounds
>lowest being 139, now I'm putting on muscle
>have qt girlfriend, enjoy my food, and regularly host parties and stuff and start college soccer next semester
It really is a much better feeling.
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User avatar #142 to #95 - anotherponyaccount (12/29/2015) [-]
Are you still vegan?
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#96 to #95 - anon (12/29/2015) [-]
Stopped reading after "go vegan"
That **** ain't health.
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#126 - mrcrocodile (12/29/2015) [-]
I stopped eating like a retard and look how much progress I made
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#146 to #126 - samoaspider (12/29/2015) [-]
Well yeah, you can only eat your shirt once
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#131 to #126 - karvarausku (12/29/2015) [-]
GIF
**karvarausku used "*roll picture*"**
**karvarausku rolled image** Don't bad Luigi.
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User avatar #133 to #131 - cyberviking (12/29/2015) [-]
Do not bad Luigi?
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User avatar #151 to #133 - karvarausku (12/29/2015) [-]
Sleepy as you can probably see... Meant to write "Not bad Luigi", but something weird happened.

sleep.
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User avatar #101 - themastertroller (12/29/2015) [-]
implying fitness provides gf


it helps sure, but im quite fit and am terrible at succeeding with chicks, where some of my more obese friends are not
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User avatar #129 to #101 - kalimah (12/29/2015) [-]
If you take /fit/ as reference he probably meant "boyfriend"
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#22 - sgtmajjohnson (12/28/2015) [-]
I've never been heavy, but I had little muscle definition or mass for a while. Being able to run miles without breathing heavy, bang out hundreds of pushups, and do over 30 pull-ups is amongst the best feelings in the world. I'm not a big weightlifter or anything (I weigh about 170), but being able to move my body with fluidity and stamina is an incredible feeling, even without all of the social benefits.
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#28 - hassoutobi (12/28/2015) [-]
You can eat tasty food and be fit though.

Just ******* exercise and don't exagerate.
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User avatar #43 - personnameguy (12/28/2015) [-]
I just remembered how ****** people on fit are

Eating good food is nice, even if it does make you fat

Because he's /fit/, he never got to eat good food because all he eats is blended nails
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User avatar #54 to #43 - manueldomingues (12/29/2015) [-]
***** have you ever eaten grilled fish?
**** ´s so cash
and it´s healthy as **** too

i dunno from what country you´re from but there´s gotta be a cheap fish there
also chicken and birds are good too
why MURICANS gotta deep fry everything? grilled **** tastes better imo and is better for health
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#161 to #54 - personnameguy (12/31/2015) [-]
Just because I'm American doesn't mean I don't like grilled foods.

Yes I have had grilled chicken

And yes I have eaten grilled fish

Do I like them? Yes, with a little lemon and salt their perfect.

I do like deep fried food, but some of it is nasty af.
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User avatar #162 to #161 - manueldomingues (12/31/2015) [-]
i didnt even know you were american, i just wondered why they deep fried everything when they can grill it, like it´s ridiculous, they deep fry literaly everything

my point was, you dont have to stop eating tasty food to be fit, giving you an example of healthy tasty food
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#163 to #162 - personnameguy (12/31/2015) [-]
Well good point there

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#164 to #163 - manueldomingues (12/31/2015) [-]
u sneaky breaky feaky
my pc blew up and i dont have a reaction folder, here have a walpaper
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#165 to #164 - personnameguy (12/31/2015) [-]
Have some reaction images/ vids
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User avatar #168 to #165 - manueldomingues (12/31/2015) [-]
nah man, dont worry about it
i cant save them on this computer
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#169 to #168 - personnameguy (12/31/2015) [-]
fug

that sucks massive dong mane
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#171 to #170 - personnameguy (12/31/2015) [-]
I have a webm of that

But I have this also
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User avatar #172 to #171 - manueldomingues (12/31/2015) [-]
gondola is the **** man
gondola snow
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#173 to #172 - personnameguy (12/31/2015) [-]
I only have two of them though

Pic unrelated
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User avatar #174 to #173 - manueldomingues (12/31/2015) [-]
btw what u doin new years eve?
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#175 to #174 - personnameguy (12/31/2015) [-]
Going to a new years party

My virgin friend will be my designated driver
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User avatar #176 to #175 - manueldomingues (12/31/2015) [-]
now you can get ****** up and be a good wingman ^^
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User avatar #177 to #176 - personnameguy (12/31/2015) [-]
I'm gonna try to get him with some girls (not like, let him **** them at the party, but ones he would like to be with). Idk what he'll do
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User avatar #178 to #177 - manueldomingues (12/31/2015) [-]
aight m80, good luck
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User avatar #55 to #54 - manueldomingues (12/29/2015) [-]
and other birds*
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User avatar #49 to #43 - bakinboy (12/28/2015) [-]
>??????
>excersize makes you fit, not dieting, that'll just make you skinny
>implying good food cant be healthy
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User avatar #160 to #49 - personnameguy (12/31/2015) [-]
I wasn't ">>>>IMPLYING" that it wasn't healthy, I was just saying that not ALL tasty food is good for you
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User avatar #141 - mondominiman (12/29/2015) [-]
>be mondominiman
>21 but morbidly obese talking like +360lbs here
>move out
> get job in construction
>skip ahead a year
> weigh in at 240 with pretty good muscle.
feelsgoodman


>lose job
>move back in with parents
>gain back 40lbs and lose gains
Dontfeelsogoodrightnow

I make a lot of progress when I live alone but being at home where people are constantly yelling all day every day tends to bring me down
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#130 - anon (12/29/2015) [-]
Step 1: Be poor
Step 2: Don't have a family, or friends, or anyone
Step 3: Watch the fat melt away because you can't afford real food
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#60 - anon (12/29/2015) [-]
Work out your social skills, not your muscles. Start talking to family members. Make real life friends. You all have some goal you are trying to reach but unwilling to take a step in the right direction
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User avatar #37 - zenler (12/28/2015) [-]
iunno if its good for u but

if ur a lazy fatass try and eat less

emphasis on less, something approx to what u need

then do something, 15mins of heart raping activity. something

iunno
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#73 to #37 - frostbeard (12/29/2015) [-]
Did this a few months back, didn't have much food anyway or I threw it out because it went bad and tasted like **** before lunchtime at work so I lost weight like crazy. DW-ed a free app on google store called 7-minute training and it's ******* awesome, twas like Tony Stark with his AI dude.
App always telling me when to start, stop and move to the next position.
Just 12 steps of training and you have to pump fast and hard each training step. It was fast, short and great, but my only error was that I didn't go out for a running spree. Then again it was summer where no living thing can breathe normally during daytime.
But in winter, there's so much cold air to breathe, I just can't get enough of it!
Even tho my goal was to help me with my depression, to start feeling good and relieve myself of bad thoughts, thus starting thinking positive on life, but that's a trial for another hobby
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User avatar #152 to #73 - zenler (12/29/2015) [-]
Nice work!

One thing i think that is an issue is the lack of bowl movements. Before I'd take a dump once a day now its every few days

heh I think I get minor asthma or something when I run in cold air

exercise for me hasn't really improved bad thoughts, probably more action is required for that

hmm if you forget or dont have time for the full 7 mins, I think just raising your heart beat is ok. Liike run on the spot for 30 seconds, and other exercises like squats/push ups - source some csgo pro
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#35 - denniswilles (12/28/2015) [-]
If you're not someone who is into fitness, then the girl you will be happy with isn't into fitness either. And if someone just dates you for your appearance then that is a pretty shallow person. Don't force something onto you that you don't want to do.

Still, don't eat junk. Whether you're fat or not, it's bad for you. It's a good start to stop drinking soda, water saves you money and is more refreshing.
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User avatar #41 to #35 - walcorn ONLINE (12/28/2015) [-]
it's not "just" for appearances.
You can be mentally attracted to someone, yet think their body is unattractive.
And if they think it's unattractive, they have no obligation to be in a relationship with them.
It has nothing to do with being shallow.
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User avatar #24 - CoolStoryBrosky (12/28/2015) [-]
>About two years ago was 165 lbs and 5'11", slight abs showed in the right light, just graduated Basic Training, felt good. As someone who was always overweight in high school this was great.
>After 2 years of fast-food, pizza, and semi-sedentary living, I was up to 210 lbs, the most I've ever weighed in my life, and starting to form a beer gut.
>About 2 months ago, my girlfriend and I decided to fix this, began "dieting." but not really a diet. Just base our diet on lean meat and vegetables, avoid processed foods, and consume less than 1,500 calories per day.
I'm down to 190 now, still technically "Overweight" on the BMI scale, but I feel great, and have way more energy and motivation to get things done.
Just eat healthy, keep track of your calories, and you will see results. My goal is 160 lbs, so I'm still under half way there; but the psychological and physiological impact of having a healthy diet is amazing.






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User avatar #107 - darrensankari (12/29/2015) [-]
I don't wanna be a tumblrite here, but literally all of those are subjective.
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#117 - sedativechunk (12/29/2015) [-]
**sedativechunk rolled user lotengo ** Put the fork down you fat son of a bitch.
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#68 - mastercolossus (12/29/2015) [-]
im doing better now. im like 248 lbs and working on adding some extra muscle mass so i can lose weight(fat specifically) a bit more easily..
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#155 to #68 - anon (12/29/2015) [-]
killy oursefl u fat piece of ****
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#156 to #155 - mastercolossus (12/29/2015) [-]
umad much?
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