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Edited to add: Thank you all for your thoughtful replies. This community is awesome. I really appreciate the nuanced perspectives on shame and moving forward in life. I’m also grateful for the validation and solidarity. Onward and upward. ❤️
Hey Zepbound fam. I’ve been on GLP-1 meds since February 2023, and I’ve lost 50 pounds (surpassing my goals), going from a BMI of 31 to 22.5. I was on Rybelsus for a year and have been on Zepbound for the last few months.
I got on these meds in hopes of losing the 30-40 pounds that I put on over the past few years. I’m really happy with the results. I feel good in my body and clothes, and I like how I look these days.
I’m struggling with shame around how I looked before I lost this weight. I’m embarrassed when I look at photos from when I was in a larger body. It’s difficult because these are photos of important life events, but the shame I feel around my body eclipses my good memories.
My close friends have been at stable weights as adults, and while I’ve talked with my therapist about what I’m feeling, I just don’t know anyone else who might be able to relate. Has anyone else dealt with this? What has helped you move past this shame and discomfort with old photos?
Never be your own worst enemy. Don’t be one of those people who sabotage yourself. Something great has happened so you are trying to kill it. Stop.
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