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For metric folk, Homer Simpson gains 34 kg from his normal weight of 109 kg to 143 kg. The author of the blogpost also reached that peak, but is down now to abo
by nirimda 4y ago
For metric folk, Homer Simpson gains 34 kg from his normal weight of 109 kg to 143 kg. The author of the blogpost also reached that peak, but is down now to about 120 kg.
- nickybearblog 4y agoThanks, I'll remember to add the conversion next time.
- gryf 4y agoDang I started at 109Kg and went down to 65Kg. Feel amazing now. Best thing I ever did.
- nickybearblog 4y agoGreat work! How's it been keeping the weight off?
- gryf 4y agoTerribly difficult. I keep oscillating around 65 and 69Kg.
- formerly_proven 4y agoSimilar story here. Weight crept up from around 90 kilos (already a bit much for my height) to 110 kilos over COVID. I didn't even realize how little I liked being in my body until I lost the first 25 kilos or so. It's unfortunate that some of the damage is permanent :(
- gryf 4y agoYes definitely permanent damage here too. The interesting thing is that things that were wrong with me stopped getting worse. Was worth it just for that.
- Lio 4y agoThank you. Although I'm British I have no feel for weights in anything but metric units. Keep it up Nicky. Only bit of advice I have from giving up smoking about 20 years ago is, don't beat yourself up if slip up occasionally. Trying to take control of your situation is always useful in itself. Even if you fall off the wagon multiple times just attempting to get back on again gives you more control and makes things easier the next time. Try. Fail. Try again and fail again but better.
- ilyt 4y agoThe realization I've been 8kg off Homer Simpson is scary one