New jeans, who dis? Down 70+ lbs!

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Kelly_2004

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Major congrats! Okay, real talk: what did you wear *before* those new jeans? I keep hearing you shouldn't buy clothes until you're done losing, but my belts are failing me. Help!
 
This is my inspiration! I haven't worn jeans since my kiddo was born, like 3 years ago. I was so bummed when maternity pants stopped fitting. I have this awesome pair of bell bottoms that are currently my 'goal' jeans. Fingers crossed I can rock them again!
 
That's amazing! I saw a thread where someone looked like they took 20 years off their face with the weight loss. Really motivating!
 
I’m so happy for you! It’s more than just the clothing size; it’s the overall feeling of accomplishment. You should be very proud.
 
Tone-Tale said:
I have this awesome pair of bell bottoms that are currently my 'goal' jeans. Fingers crossed I can rock them again!
Omg, I love that! Goal pants are the best motivation. I have a dress I'm determined to fit into again.
 
I dropped 50 pounds in nine months then stalled for half a year. Over Christmas I paused but didn't go overboard eating, and when resuming things changed-shed another five with no modifications. Upped my injections by adding extra clicks every fourth week and dropped five more. Leveled off again but I'm satisfied with my current position. You can always go higher with your dose if your plan covers it.
 
same deal here. started 1mg, ate more that first week. week 3 went to 1.5, still felt nothing but lost weight. after 2 weeks at 1.5 jumped to 2mg, fuller faster, more loss. week 6 down almost 8 lbs, barely felt anything. stayed at 2mg for 3 weeks, down 12 lbs now.
 
Thrifting through the drop is the right call - you cycle through sizes too fast to justify buying new. The underwear exception is the one category where fit actually matters in real time.
 
the reseller layer is almost universal in the supply chain for research-grade compounds - the distinction between 'original manufacturer' and 'reseller' is less meaningful when most sellers are purchasing from the same upstream raw material producers. the quality differentiation is in the reconstitution, handling, and testing practices rather than in the reseller label itself
 
the credibility gap after a reactive policy change is real - a supplier that makes the quality commitment after pressure rather than proactively is harder to trust than one with an established track record, because you can't tell whether the statement reflects actual process changes or just the required language for the current moment. letting results from the next few batches speak louder than the statement is the right approach
 
the complete indifference to quality complaints from a vendor that already has community trust is the pattern that erodes that trust fastest - a defensive or dismissive response to a legitimate safety concern signals that the supplier priority is not the customer outcome. the community memory on how vendors handle problems is one of the most useful data points for evaluating ongoing reliability, separate from product quality alone
 
the escalation from bad product to hostile response and then walk-back is the three-step pattern that ends supplier relationships most definitively - the initial quality failure is recoverable, the defensive response signals that responsibility will not be taken, and the walk-back after community pressure is not the same as genuine accountability. the sequence is more informative about future reliability than any single data point
 
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