I'm an avocado/appley type body (curvy, fat congregates in the belly/torso), and in these pics, it reminds me I still have a ways to go. But, well, I've seemed to settle in the place where my body LIKES to be, as much as I want it to be 20-25 lbs lower.
I
did the arms up shot to show the curves better, hahahaha. BUT
ALSO..cause the acanthosis nigricans is nearly gone. I used to have
charcoal grey skin under my arms from the prediabetes/insulin
resistance. You can see a bit of it in this photo on the right from June 2010--I was in the 260s-- though the acanthosis nigricans had by that date already improved a bit after 2 years of exercising hard and eating better. The darkest areas are hidden by the shirt. I, these days, have a bit of shaving-induced hyperpigmentation, but the severe A.N. that plagued various parts of my body (thighs, underarms, neck, etc) is pretty
much history, thank God. :DIt's nice to wear dresses again. It's wonderful. WONDERFUL! Nothing makes me feel as feminine as a cute dress.
For the record: I'm not wearing shapewear. Bra and panties. No slip (my slip was too long, turned out). I wanted to wear shapewear, but in the end, I chose comfort.
I hope you enjoyed your mother's day and got to wear something that made you feel girly (or manly) and good!
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| Yup, I gots curves. Mostly booby curves, heh. And that's a flower headband on my head. My younger niece and SIL made "tea party hats" with tulle and ribbons, and for my older niece and me, they created headbands. I don't like to crush my curls with hats. :D I look ready to "hula". :D |
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| I may be old and overweight, but I sure like feeling girly! I'm holding the headband here. :) |
