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No. 181840

Fatty-chan here, I'm looking to get fit and become more attractive.

I really let myself go during uni so now even though I still get complimented on my face, my body is borderline obese. I'm 165 pounds and 5'2 at 22 years old and it's so embarassing.

I like it here because people are harsh- what can I stick to in order to get better? even my nails are bitten from stress and I don't know where to look about working on this and being healthier. If there's already a thread for this I'm sorry, please direct me!

No. 181841

I've found a fun article on this topic in a Japanese makeup magazine once, but my moonspeak is pretty weak. I'd be willing to upload it if there's someone who can translate. Iirc there's diagrams and advice from doctors

No. 181844

>>129858
>>135451
>>91005

I've never linked to other threads before so sorry if it doesn't work. But there are literally 2-3 threads about this on the frontpage here and there are several threads in /g/ that are related to this topic.

No. 181847

Intermittent fasting. Only eat from 12 PM to 5 PM or maybe 7 PM. It means that you'll be doing around a 16-18 hour fast every day, which will allow you to lose weight. Also, when you do eat, eat at a caloric deficit (you're 5'2, so shoot for a maximum of 1200 calories if you're a sedentary fuck like me, 1400-1500 calories if you're athletic) It's difficult at first, but once it becomes habit, you stop feeling hungry and it really works. Also, you don't have to only eat specific diet-safe foods (just don't overeat).
Good luck, anon.

No. 181848

>>181841

Yes please! if only I could read it too though

>>181844

I'll bookmark all of these, I've been stalking through the /fit/ thread on here and it is a treasure trove compared to 4chan's /fit/!

>>181847

I'll start to try this- I do get cravings into the night as my sleep cycle is out of whack, I need to work on that too. Any tips to avoid comfort eating? that was my main issue in uni. I appreciate this!

My second part is: becoming more attractive overall, so any guides on beauty and looking after the body, nails, hair removal, hairstyle, makeup and other things would be appreciated- I never know where to begin ;-;

No. 181850

>>181848
>Any tips to avoid comfort eating?
Self-loathing. More seriously, though, try to distract yourself with other things, like reading, talking to friends, watching movies, playing games, browsing chan boards, etc. Drinking water, tea, or coffee may help, too. Or, sabotage your snacks in some way to prevent yourself from wanting to eat them.
If you absolutely can't resist comfort eating, aim for low-calorie things, or only eat a small amount of whatever your chosen comfort food is (this takes willpower though, so be careful!).

No. 181851

>>181850

Thank you!

I always get put on work shifts from around 11 in the morning to 5 or 6 at night, the ideal eating hours for this intermittent fast, could I somehow convert that to another point in the day? I'm behind a till so no chances to eat at all!

No. 181852

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>>181851
You can, it just takes a little calculation. As long as you have a fasting period of (at least) 14 hours before your eating window, it doesn't matter the exact timing. There are all sorts of way to do IF, and different schedules. It's just a matter of figuring out what works for you. This timeline thing was pretty helpful for me, just for measuring out my hours (you don't actually have to follow the recommended schedule if it doesn't fit with your lifestyle).

No. 181853

>>181852

I'm trying to work out where I'd fall onto this

Wake at 9, work from 11-6, window for eating 7pm onwards, and I sleep quite late….

No. 181857

>>181848
With regards to becoming more beautiful it'd really be worth getting your nails, brows, waxing, haircut and maybe even makeup done professionally and then just maintain them as long as possible. You'll feel amazing and it'll give you a guideline on how to do them yourself.

No. 181862

>>181850
>sabotage your food.

everything else was fine but thats just asinine. just keep more healthier foods around rather than snack foods. i snack a lot out of boredom but ive learned to keep things like flavored rice cakes or smoked almonds if im craving savory or grapes if i want something sweet.

No. 181868

Keep fresh, cut up vegetables around to snack on if you have to snack.

Do at least 30 min of exercise every day. Body weight exercises and cardio is fine in the beginning.

Cut your nails short to avoid biting them. Keep hand lotion around to distract from biting your nails and to make your hands softer and prettier.

Get a skin care routine. At least get cleanser, moisturiser and sunscreen. Use that every day.

Get your hair cut regularly. Nothing looks worse than frizzy and split ends imo.

No. 181933

>>181850
>watching movies, playing games, browsing chan boards
lmao literally the worst ways to distract yourself snacking/overeating

Things like knitting and crocheting are better because they keep your hand occupied.

No. 181934

>>181868
Fat people shouldn't run. It's bad for their knees. Ellipticals are slightly better but still not optimal. OP should just concentrate on their diet first.

No. 181936

/fit/ thread is just a couple threads below

No. 181949

Eat less. What else? It's not fucking hard

No. 181993

>>181949

Without the body going into fat storing mode anon?

No. 181994

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Mananon here

>go swimming

>eat yogurt
>cut out soda completly, drink water and choccy milk instead
>have lots of sex

you'll be skinny in 2-3 months bb(USER HAS BEEN PUT OUT TO PASTURE)

No. 181995

>>181840
Good morning anon

Don't listen to these other people. If you do something drastic then you won't stick to it. Your weight might go down a bit and then you'll slip back into old habits and end up hating yourself for it. Not many people can stick to these things.

Change little things at a time. Start off by cutting out drinks that aren't water or tea. Drinking lots of water makes you feel hydrated and generally healthier. Once you get used to that you'll start finding sugary tastes overwhelming, and start appreciating more natural flavours. Go for a walk every day to make you feel brighter and more awake. You don't need to cut out foods that you like, just keep yourself occupied or restrict how much you can have. For example buy multipacks of chips rather than sharer bags so you can't mindlessly munch through the whole bag.

Don't overwhelm yourself, just little steps!

No. 181996

>>181994
>Chocolate milk
Is this a meme I'm missing?
>>181848
>tips to avoid comfort eating
Cook and pre-portion all of your food and meals in advance, become a tupperware queen. If you have a big freezer you can make up large batches of healthy soup and just freeze portions. Don't ever trust yourself to eat anything straight from a bag, measure EVERYTHING out
drink a large glass of water before you eat any meal or snack. Remove habitual eating e.g. feeling like you should eat when you do xy, or replace it with munching on carrots/celery. Get yourself used to not eating past 10pm
Also never create a thread for yourself without looking in the catalog ever again, or you will balloon to a size XXXL

No. 182002

>>181993
That's a meme. Starvation mode happens when you're literally starving. As in virtually no body fat, emaciated, dying.

Eating fewer calories than burned every day leads to weight loss no matter what. Everything contradicting this is a lie. Super simple stuff.



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