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EDWolfe
1 day ago
Bi-curious Male, 40
United States
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Congratulations on your discovery. I hope that this chapter of your life gives you nothing but good memories and supportive people.
I've been identifying as bicurious on here for the longest time because I haven't had a same-sex experience that's gone beyond masturbation. When that happens, I'll be more sure of my sexuality. I think I'm bisexual, but I'm not a hundred percent sure. Once I'm sure, I'm going to start coming out to people. There are some that I know I'm going to have to keep it a secret from, unfortunately.
Good luck!
I've been identifying as bicurious on here for the longest time because I haven't had a same-sex experience that's gone beyond masturbation. When that happens, I'll be more sure of my sexuality. I think I'm bisexual, but I'm not a hundred percent sure. Once I'm sure, I'm going to start coming out to people. There are some that I know I'm going to have to keep it a secret from, unfortunately.
Good luck!
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When I went in for jaw surgery I was 86 kilos. 12 days later I went down to 80 kilos and since I have been on my periods I went back up to 81 kilos.
I don't get why I got a fast drop in weight (most likely water retention) and all of a sudden it crept back on.
Currently on a liquid and mushy/blended food diet (not being able to chew while I heal) so I have been drinking milk shakes, eating small pots of potato and gravy, custard, yogurt, fruit smoothies, blended fruit, soups, soups with veg/and pasta, curried eggs, porridge (flavoured kind) drinking juice and water.
Metimucil is used to flush out my digetstive system twice a week.
Physically in the mirror I can see I have lost weight and my jeans are looser around the waist.
I also feel more active and lighter. So why are my scales saying I gained weight?
Not a doctor, so take this with a grain of salt.
There could be a number of reasons why your weight isn't dropping. Jeff Volek, author of TNT Diet, reported on Lucas Hutchinson, a 25-year-old who only lost 7 pounds on the scale. However, Volek said that Hutchinson's transformation was how his body was made up (i.e. ratio of fat to muscle). Muscle weighs more than fat; when we put on muscle, the scales go up. If you're trying to diet at the same time, you may not notice the scale moving that much. A better guideline, as others have said, is how your clothes are fitting, and the results of body composition tests.
A possibility is that your body has adapted to your new diet, and you've hit equilibrium. When I tried to lose weight with the help of MyFitnessPal (website and mobile app), my recommended calories kept dropping as my weight dropped.
If you're still concerned, feel free to talk to your doctor. S/he may recommend something else to you that may help you better.