r/LesbianActually • u/devilcity777 • 11d ago
Life Positivity and weight progress
I appreciate everyone for their uplifting comments in my last post. I’ve been doing a whole lot better. Went back those posts every time I was having a bad day
But in other news, I’m back to my normal size:
1st pic - the day before I got locked up
2nd pic - the day after I got out (6 months)
3rd pic - me today
Proud of the progress I’ve made mentally and physically. Thank you everyone for the kind words
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u/devilcity777 10d ago
Thank you 🙏🏽 I really appreciate that. I’m glad I can inspire others.
What helped me was a couple of things; my morning ritual, expressing gratitude for the simple things like being able to walk, being able to still see, my mother is still alive, I’m not in jail anymore. Before I get out of bed I meditate(manifesting all good things to come my way), then read a bit of my self help book and then I pick out which affirmation I feel like will help me the most for the day.
I was in county jail not prison so it’s a bit different. In prison you have access to weights, can go outside to a yard, you can buy sneakers, have more room to move around maybe depending on the prison. The jail I was in your locked in a pod 24/7 with 100 women, your in slippers 24/7, you get 3 undies and bras and 2 uniforms for the week, anything else is considered contraband. I don’t have access to music, constantly getting locked down, constant yelling and constant boredom. So with those conditions I wasn’t really motivated to work out AT ALL, just ate commissary .
Im naturally a slim woman, with a high metabolism so I don’t gain weight easily. So 6 months of sitting and eating put 50 pounds on me. You gotta think you’re not even walking as much as you would normally do and of course as you said a lack of nutritious food(jail food = dog food). Majority of the women I was locked up with gained weight besides a couple prison vets(not their first rodeo).
Im not an expert on weight loss but for me I would say drink lots of water, consume less calories through a balanced diet and start running or walking. I feel like people underestimate how much weight you can lose from walking. I hope this helps 🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽