How long did it take to get the body you wanted or like?

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Kaytiee · Accepted Answer

Because I have an on and off eating disorder, I can lose the weight I want to lose quickly, (luckily its never too much to lose), but it's a terrible disorder and feels horrible not being able to stand up without feeling physically sick, or do your normal activities or having to quit the gym because you have so little fuel, but when younger me saw how quick the scales went down, compared to healthy weightloss I got addicted unfortunately. Id say within 2-3 months do I get to the body I want, sometimes less, it depends how much I gained back after my ED spree.

jennifer_bloom · Accepted Answer

I’ve never liked my body. Even when I was gorgeous, cause I had two parents who told me I was ugly every day. I’m confident now but have not learned to get the shape I want yet. I diet and do all the right things but still have not reached my goal.

Lynx122 · Accepted Answer

I've always liked my body but for the past 2 years I haven't been exercising as much and I'm getting into my 30's so I'm not in shape. I still like my body but I want to exercise more but I need to balance it with my mental health and not to overload myself so I'm trying to figure out what the best way to deal with this is but for now I'm just accepting myself and I'm doing great in many ways. I want to workout but I still like my body right now :)

Naydyonov · Accepted Answer

Working on it.  I'd say I'm maybe 75% of the way. It's been 1 year since I started going to the gym, but ~10 months since I started regularly going.

heigwcsdv · Answer

Two years.

The first process involves indulging into the books and getting the RIGHT knowledge. Note, there are a lot of information some from given individuals some from the internet and these information tend to mislead us often leaving us in the state of what exactly should one do. Health science is branched into fitness science which is further branched in to productive science. Through pro science one gets to understand the cause-effect concept , the training concept, nutrition and much more. This first stage gives the right rational approach to productive science. Principal of identity falls here (will be discussed later)

Step2. After acquiring the right knowledge it's now time to put that whole knowledge into practice. Go into the GYM.

Anonymous · Answer

It was definitely easier to lose weight when I was in my 20s. I'd go to the gym everyday and I will lose weight in a month.

Now 31, it's much harder. It's been around 6 months and I've lost like 6-7 kg only. I wasn't as slim as before, when I was in my 20s. Before I only weighed around 48-50 kg. During pandemic, I gained a lot. I was 63 kg. Now currently, since I've been going to the gym for 6 months, I'm around 56-58 kg. Better shape, but I do miss my slimmer body.

mandyfire98 · Answer

I've been dancing since I was nine so all through middle school and highschool, college and now I've always been very happy with my body.

susie22 · Answer

It's an ongoing thing for me, I work out daily to keep myself trim, fit and toned, and I have good eating habits. I'm very happy with the results, and I'll keep up my work to stay healthy.

TacosRAwesome · Answer

I got a body I liked around 6 years ago and that took me about a year to achieve and lasted about 2 years. Now I've been back in my "original body" for about 4 years but I'm hoping to get the body I like by end of the year.

EmmaMary · Answer

It's a continual ongoing Work In Progress! lol

CoolCatMar1 · Answer

I had to work out almost 2 years to see drastic results in the muscle definition. I don't get muscle mass easily only if i do heavy lifting and deadlift but that's too much for me.

artgorgeous · Answer

Infinity. I never reached the goal. Because goal and priorities have chaned during time.

Xia_girl · Answer

I think when I stopped obsessing with it and start do enjoy the sports. Maybe like 2 years. It depends

Anonymous · Answer

Still working on it. Have a long way to go but I can see it taking maybe a year and half before I achieve the body that I want.

Lynn723 · Answer

I've been working hard for about a year and still haven't met my goal. I've made a lot of progress and I'm feeling so much better about myself and I've been more confident than ever.

Staximus · Answer

My fat body stacked with apocalypse fat? Approximately 26 years

SxcSierraa · Answer

I can very luckily say I've always had the body I wanted and like

angieeeeee · Answer

I never really had a body I wanted, I just accepted the body I have rn

Apple1996 · Answer

I've never been happy with my body

Smashingdoozy · Answer

About 9 years

Nikki1989 · Answer

Still working on it.

CaptainOverthink · Answer

From hear? 3 years. To get back? 6 months.

AviatorTom · Answer

Still working on it...

Wonderingguyy · Answer

I’ve only just started getting closer to it now

exitseven · Answer

I a, m still working on it.

tolstoysbike · Answer

I've been like this since I was born

MissBoogus · Answer

I’ve always liked my body

BLP11520 · Answer

63 years 🤣🤣🤣

Jmmmfi4 · Answer

Months... takes a lot of work

Anonymous · Answer

I quit caring. I’ve got other things on the go

LavLavLuv · Answer

2 years

Kelly6 · Answer

2 months

EaterPeter · Answer

Forever

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