#heavy set

[antzzred]

Here’s some extra chunky Ogre doodles.

[gymaaholic]

First day back to the gym

Vs. after the first heavy set.

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[anitarogersgallery]

Robert Szot. Heavy Set. 2019. Oil and charcoal on linen. 39″ x 35″

[edworldintl]

Heavy Set

[antzzred]

Here’s a couple more chubby pokemon, a chubby typhlosion reaching out for a snack, and a hefty electabuzz.

[gymaaholic]

When you’re in the middle of a heavy set

And your least favorite song comes on.

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[pastelcolorsandrain]

Can we have some weight positively around here? I want to reblog lots of beautiful women. Real women, not just women who are thin/pretty or women who look airbrushed. That's so predictable. Aren't we over that yet? Yes thin can be pretty but thin does NOT = pretty. True beauty is loving and being loved for being exactly yourself.

Please leave a comment if I can find the sort of beauty I'm looking for on your blog (PG only please, or if more revealing then tastefully done).

[sheisreimagined-blog]

Changes.

With a 97 pound weight loss my body has changed. I am smaller. I have changed clothes sizes a few times. I started in a size 20 pants, which were a bit snug sometimes but my 22s were always too loose. Now I am in 14s, and fit into some 12s. 

I have made pictures to show myself the difference, and I see them. . . Yet mentally I feel like I am still in the same 300+ pounds body that I had before I started to loose weight. 

I can move better than I could before. I can squat down so easily. I can walk easier. I have more energy. I sleep better. I feel better about myself-- yet at the same time I tend to still look at myself in the mirror and see no difference. I mean, I KNOW I am different and yet I don’t FEEL like I am different. 

Does anyone understand what I mean? Has another else had massive weight loss and gone through this? I am not sure I am explaining it well. It’s bothersome. I get a lot of compliments from others telling I look great, that I am doing very well, that they’re impressed, etc, but then I just feel like I am the same as I was... and this only really came about for me the past month or so, before I guess it didn’t register one way or another as long as I knew I was making progress towards my goal. . . 

I don’t know what to do. 

EDIT: Apparently this is something called Body Image Distortion.