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NSV: bought jeans in a size I haven't worn since college

Started by FirstYearFighter · · 59 replies · 949 views
#23

Jeans from years ago fitting again is such a good feeling. For me the quiet hit within a couple weeks of switching, though my first month was mostly just eating less without noticing. Down 4 lbs myself so far and the mental side is already the bigger win.

#24

fitting rooms still get me anxious but the mirror at home is where I noticed it first, around 21 lbs in. Old t shirts hanging loose instead of tight

#25

The fitting room thing is real, I still brace myself every time. My own moment was a jacket I'd written off as permanently too small actually buttoning up, and I just stood there in the mirror for a minute

#26

Honestly the jeans thing beats any weigh-in. I'm down 11 and haven't had a fitting room moment yet, but I did notice my belt notch moved without me thinking about it

#27

Honestly the jeans thing beats any weigh-in for me too. Still remember zipping up a pair I'd been avoiding for years and just standing there staring at the mirror.

#28

my belt notch moment hit way harder than any weigh-in ever has, and I wasn't expecting that at all. The fitting room is a whole different beast though, zipping something up in your old college size has to feel unreal

#33

I still reach for my old size on autopilot every time, then stand there holding something that would hang off me now. The fitting room surprise hasn't worn off yet even at this early stage

#39

tbh fitting rooms used to be where I'd quietly give up, so I get the grinning idiot thing. Mine was digging out a jacket from the back of the closet that hadn't buttoned in years and finding it just did.

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