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The Journey of a Reddit User's Weight Loss

Follow the progress of a reddit user's weight loss journey through their posts and comments on the platform.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A photo of a 6'2" man showing a weight cut from 275 pounds to 225 pounds. A total loss of 50 pounds.

Introduction

The anonymity of Reddit has made it a platform for people to share their personal journeys with weight loss. One such user, whose name is now deleted, shared their ups and downs on the platform.

Starting the Journey

The user's first post was in the subreddit r/loseit. They weighed 210 pounds and were determined to make a change. The post received positive feedback and encouragement from other users. This motivated the user to stick with their plan.

Hitting Plateaus

The user posted several updates on their progress. They shared their successes, such as losing 10 pounds, as well as their struggles, like hitting plateaus. The comments section was filled with advice and support from others going through similar journeys.

Overcoming Obstacles

In one post, the user shared how they struggled to resist temptation when going out to eat with friends. They received advice on how to stay on track, such as checking the restaurant menu beforehand and making healthier choices. The user was grateful for the support and accountability provided by the community.

Conclusion

The user's final post before deleting their account was a thank you to the community for their support. They had lost 35 pounds since starting their journey and felt more confident and happier. The post received 19 upvotes, showing the impact of sharing personal journeys with others. This serves as a reminder that weight loss is a journey with ups and downs, but there is support available from communities like Reddit to help along the way.

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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.