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⌈ Secret Post #2929 ⌋

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Re: A question to the svelte ladies of F!S

[elaminator]

I've lost a lot of weight but I don't think anyone would call me svelte. (Unfortunately, I could lose 15 more pounds and I'm almost certain I would still not have a perfectly flat stomach. It just ain't meant to be.)

Still, I think the main thing is figuring out when to eat (space out meals and snacks in such a way that you aren't starving), drinking lots of water (or whatever) and allowing time for your body to adjust to your new routine. Are you sure you're eating enough? If you are maybe you need to eat something more filling? (More protein, etc.)

Are you eating a snack or two throughout the day? I've been doing that for about two years now, and it helps a lot.

I do still get hungry sometimes, but not much. When I started out I was constantly hungry, but a few months later I didn't think about food so much. I've only recently started eating more (trying to maintain my weight) and now I often feel too full. It just takes time to get used to it, I guess.