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Originally posted by Amkey
Thanks AARS!
I am real hard on myself and I am trying to get myself out of that habit with the help of friends. I get very impatient. I want to look awesome now and then i get discouraged because I look at myself and say that I look exactly the same and all im doing is not working. I do not give up though. It helps that not only my friends say they notice. My friend caught me in the mirror the other day looking at my thighs and stomach and pulling and pushing at fat and pulling at my pants, and then she made me quit and told me that it will come in time because i started getting mad LOL
Amk
Again thanks
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The same thing happens to me sometimes, but I have been making progress since I started doing this, and it's been constant (with minor set backs), but in average I have only improved, I know that if I quit and start living the way I was before I'll go back to the body I had in two weeks, but one thing I know, I learn way more about my body and nutrition then I ever thought I would, so even if I
stop working out or something, there's no way I'd go back to my old eating habits and routine because I know what's going on with my body, how much of the meal I'm about to have will be stored as fat, etc. so preatty much there's no way back, it's a one way street and the more I learn and talk to people here the more motivated I get, you know that because you're probably going thru the same process, you see that your clothes are fitting better, you start to see muscles the weren't there before, you have more energy, etc.
It takes time and I learned to accept that, I know that six month from now I'll be looking much better and I really get anctious to see myself in a better body, but I know that if I slow down or stop training it'll just get worse and six months from now I won't have a six pack that I would probably have If I hadn't stopped training, that helps me to keep focussed and motivated.
So hang in there cuz it only get's better.
PS, I guess that was my longest post...
