Fit By February

... a fitspo journey

  • 14th May
    2013
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deadpon-and-weible:

impsexual:

Because telling fat people that they are in fact humans that deserve dignity and respect automatically means you’re ~*GLORIFYING OBESITY*~

By the way, don’t dribble on to me saying you worry about a fat person’s ‘health’. That’s just a bullshit excuse to voice your unwanted opinion on a fat person’s body considering you wouldn’t give a single flying fuckadoodle about someone’s health if they were skinny. Besides another person’s health is none of your damned business anyway. Run along now and preach to a choir that actually cares.

I’m going to be honest, so long as you’re not hurting anyone, you can eat soy sauce and milk duds all day long for all I care.

thank you so much for this comic imp.

(via redefiningbodyimage)

  • 10th May
    2013
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  • 5th May
    2013
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weight-a-second: Tip of the day: if you feel horrendously unattractive and gross, take a bunch of pictures of yourself. Vanity isn’t a sin. It is a form of self-love. And if you can’t love yourself, how are you ever going to believe that another person can? preach.

weight-a-second:

Tip of the day: if you feel horrendously unattractive and gross, take a bunch of pictures of yourself. Vanity isn’t a sin. It is a form of self-love. And if you can’t love yourself, how are you ever going to believe that another person can?

preach.

  • 5th May
    2013
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  • 4th May
    2013
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  • 15th April
    2013
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This morning I got to go to the dentist and get my mouth all numbed up, which means no chewing for me till dinner. Boo.  The bright side is this delicious smoothie I made for lunch: frozen mango, peach & banana w/ fat-free plain yogurt, Silk Vanilla Light, and a scoop of vanilla whey. I can kind of taste it and it should keep me nice and full till this evening. :)

This morning I got to go to the dentist and get my mouth all numbed up, which means no chewing for me till dinner. Boo. 

The bright side is this delicious smoothie I made for lunch: frozen mango, peach & banana w/ fat-free plain yogurt, Silk Vanilla Light, and a scoop of vanilla whey. I can kind of taste it and it should keep me nice and full till this evening. :)

  • 10th April
    2013
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size10plz: sacrilegious-sweetheart: size10plz: petrichorchatoyant: staygoldenkids: Sorry but this needed to be rebloggable! Love you Sharee! there is no rule for eating food. you want to eat mcdonalds, you go eat some mcdonalds. i dont see why its so hard. yes *~*~moderation!!!!~*~ and all that crap but seriously this post is like telling people what they can and cannot eat.  i do not like food policing Just a casual reminder that Michael phelps eats three fried egg sandwiches with a lot of cheese, lettuce, tomato, fried onions, and mayonnaise. Part two of his breakfast includes two cups of coffee, and eats a five egg omelet, one bowl of grits, which are a maize porridge, three slices of French toast with powdered sugar, and three chocolate chip pancakes for breakfast, eats plenty more throughout the day (example is 1 pound of pasta), and he’s still ripped like a motherfucker and many foods are considered “unhealthy” by fitspo standards. Good try, but he eats 8,000 calories a day because he burns it all swimming and training. That’s also only during training season. :) Of course! I wasn’t implying that he doesn’t train a lot he definitely does and needs to eat that much, which is what I was implying. What I was trying to get at was that people in fitspo tend to demonize foods like pasta, pancakes, anything fried, and say it’s unhealthy and you should have it in moderation because it could ruin your training or stall you from improving. Although he eats these foods daily with his training and it’s not ruining any progress. Many athletes who train a lot need to eat foods like these and it’s very apparent that tumblr folks in the fitness community don’t get that. Even though it doesn’t ruin their progress, or stalls them in getting better. Which is the point I was trying to get across.  BINGO.

size10plz:

sacrilegious-sweetheart:

size10plz:

petrichorchatoyant:

staygoldenkids:

Sorry but this needed to be rebloggable! Love you Sharee!

there is no rule for eating food. you want to eat mcdonalds, you go eat some mcdonalds. i dont see why its so hard. yes *~*~moderation!!!!~*~ and all that crap but seriously this post is like telling people what they can and cannot eat. 

i do not like food policing

Just a casual reminder that Michael phelps eats three fried egg sandwiches with a lot of cheese, lettuce, tomato, fried onions, and mayonnaise. Part two of his breakfast includes two cups of coffee, and eats a five egg omelet, one bowl of grits, which are a maize porridge, three slices of French toast with powdered sugar, and three chocolate chip pancakes for breakfast, eats plenty more throughout the day (example is 1 pound of pasta), and he’s still ripped like a motherfucker and many foods are considered “unhealthy” by fitspo standards.

Good try, but he eats 8,000 calories a day because he burns it all swimming and training. That’s also only during training season. :)

Of course! I wasn’t implying that he doesn’t train a lot he definitely does and needs to eat that much, which is what I was implying. What I was trying to get at was that people in fitspo tend to demonize foods like pasta, pancakes, anything fried, and say it’s unhealthy and you should have it in moderation because it could ruin your training or stall you from improving.

Although he eats these foods daily with his training and it’s not ruining any progress. Many athletes who train a lot need to eat foods like these and it’s very apparent that tumblr folks in the fitness community don’t get that. Even though it doesn’t ruin their progress, or stalls them in getting better. Which is the point I was trying to get across. 

BINGO.

  • 6th April
    2013
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  • 5th April
    2013
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rhiannonsays: Sometimes you gotta be vain when you’re wearing a new dress for the first time and you stole your favorite white jacket from you 51-year-old Mom.  Detroit, here I come! I’ve come so far in the past two years. Confidence is key. 

rhiannonsays:

Sometimes you gotta be vain when you’re wearing a new dress for the first time and you stole your favorite white jacket from you 51-year-old Mom. 

Detroit, here I come!

I’ve come so far in the past two years. Confidence is key. 

  • 30th March
    2013
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How my relationship has changed since losing weight

funeralformyfat:

When Dre and i first met, i was 225 pounds (256 was my heaviest) 

this was a pic of me on our first date (to this DAY this is his most requested way for me to wear my hair lol)

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Dre never made me feel less of person because of my weight. he always told me how gorgeous i was, and how proud he was of me. he celebrated small victories with me when it came to my fitness. He would wake up at 5:30 AM and we would meet at the school gym at 6am,  i would attend the early cycling class and he would do his own workout. it was our routine. 

we would hike together (this is also the place he purposed 3.5 years later)

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I think what it comes down to, is that i found a winner. i found a guy who has his own personal goals and he encouraged me and i encouraged him. he is driven career wise (frik we met at the library, talk about him being a book worm lol) and he is driven to just becoming a better person in all aspects. 

We’ve grown as individuals and we’ve grown together. i Never asked him to sacrifices his goals/dreams and he never asked that of me. He stayed with me when i went abroad to scotland for a school year. 

he has always loved me for ME. it’s just a bonus now that i can have abs. lol

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we train together. he is faster than me, but i can outrun him in the long run because i have more endurance. i go teach classes to his students, and attend go cheer him on while he coaches.

i found a guy that didnt want me to change. he wanted me to grow and become a better ME, not a different me. and that is important.