Are stretch marks a deal breaker?

[sevantroz]

I've been working on loosing weight from the past few months. Recently, I've noticed very slight stretch marks on my stomach and arms. I'm certain they will get worse but I don't want to slowdown...

Would appreciate thoughts on the matter.

I am researching on ways to make them less noticable (vitamins and creams). If anything I want to workout even more and I don't want to loosen my diet. Don't want to kill my momentum.

Definitely a negative

It's not a total turn off

It's a turn on

Other

[BitterSweetApplePie]

Stretch marks are something that just about everybody has, so why would it be? Most people don't care enough to notice them and when they do see them, they don't care enough to make it a big deal. I have them, too! They're on my inner thighs and I've had them since I was 14. This past summer was the first time since then that I've worn shorts. Mine are a result of growing too fast in such a short period of time.

You can fade them with 100% cocoa butter, but they aren't going to go away completely. Trust me when I say, only you care and only shallow people care enough for it to be a deal-breaker.

Make sure to keep your skin moisturized. Keeping the elasticity in your skin may help prevent them from worsening and new ones from popping up (no promises, though!).

[Anonymous]

Just so you know, almost everyone has stretch marks! I'm very underweight, but have stretch marks on my thighs and booty. My boyfriend (who is also really thin) has stretch marks on his back! It's super normal, and I've never had a relationship where someone has a problem with it. I would never find them unattractive, it's just normal.

[potatoiswhoiam]

It's not a deal breaker, don't worry about it. We all have them

[Dchrls78104]

Not a total deal-breaker; only being overweight is.

[EmmaMary]

I'll swap you my post pregnancy ones for yours! lol

[JetJas]

Definitely not a dealbreaker

[lovedejj_xo]

No we all get them even fit people have small ones