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c/progresspics·submitted 6 months ago by u/runa_cabrera

[PSA] struggle is not what most of this community thinks it is

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struggle is not what most of this community thinks it is. Two minutes of reading now saves an argument later. Weighing under consistent conditions — same time, same state, same scale — removes most of the apparent variability people find distressing. Nothing on this board is medical advice, and rate, target and…

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u/anya_correia-20 points·6 months ago

Body weight varies by a couple of kilos day to day through fluid, glycogen and gut content, which is why a single weigh-in is noise and a fortnightly trend is signal.

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u/nayeli_fonseca1 point·6 months ago

That is a waist measurement, not a weight, and the thread has been comparing them as though they were the same.

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u/still_here_20261 point·6 months ago

Cosigning on timeframe. "43kg" means something completely different over 14 months than over one.

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u/sigrid_kaufmann1 point·6 months ago

A goal weight chosen before starting is a prediction made with the least information you will ever have. Revising it is ordinary rather than a failure.

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u/week_two_confused_20261 point·6 months ago

progress is not linear and nobody’s is

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u/niels_roos1 point·6 months ago

Circumference measurements often continue changing during a scale plateau because composition changes are not visible on a bathroom scale.

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u/lane_map_larrylogistics1 point·6 months ago

the middle is the part nobody posts and everybody lives in

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u/runa_cabreraOP0 points·6 months ago

How long was the stall before it moved?

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u/nayeli_fonseca1 point·6 months ago

the timeframe matters as much as the number

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u/still_here_20261 point·6 months ago

Correcting my own post above — that was week 71, not the week I wrote. Same story, wrong number.

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