Overcoming Weight Struggles and Body Dysmorphia: the Inspiring Journey of a Reddit User
Read about a Reddit user's weight journey and how she overcame body dysmorphia, with insights on her progress and comments from supporters.
Article by Madeleine Smith
The journey towards a healthier body and mind is often tumultuous, and for Reddit user Babadookess, it was no different. From weighing 100 lbs in 2016 to hitting 130 lbs in 2021, the 5’9” female struggled with body dysmorphia, a condition that distorts one’s self-image. Despite this, with grit and determination, Babadookess worked hard to overcome her struggles and achieve her goals.
Her progress was met with immense support from the Reddit community, as shown by the 349 upvotes and encouraging comments she received. One user even wrote that her body was a “goal,” a testament to her inspiring transformation.
Babadookess’s weight journey is a prime example of how having a support system can greatly help those struggling with body image issues. The positive comments she received from the Reddit community were instrumental in keeping her motivated and inspired to keep going.
Her journey is also a reminder that fitness and health goals are achievable with hard work and perseverance. She may have struggled with body dysmorphia, but she eventually learned to appreciate and love her own body, and her progress serves as an inspiration to others who may be going through similar challenges.
Babadookess’s journey highlights the importance of mental health and self-care in achieving a healthier and happier lifestyle. While the road can be tough, Babadookess’s success is a testament to the rewards that come with dedication and self-love. Readers are encouraged to try things out for themselves and seek out support and guidance from like-minded communities.
Madeleine Smith
Content Lead at MyProgressPics.com
Madeleine is passionate about empowering individuals with the information and tools they need to transform their bodies and lives.
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