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**kuklame** · 06-29-2012, 01:24 PM

I have to agree with you 100%, I'm glad to be single too! My 5 year old isn't a junk food lover and she is full vegetarian so it is easy to stay away from temptation.
HOWEVER....
I do have a friend that has been bitten by the green eyed monster so lately when i say oh im just going to stick to my diet ( she doesnt know im using hhcg) she has been making comments like " oh I bought myself these pants IN A SIZE LARGE" they have it in an extra large if you want to go back and get a pair".

Between us she and I wear the same size XL I just dress in comfortable clothes that fit not styles where my rolls can be counted

My first two rounds I had a "friend" just like this. She would always say stuff like "oh my mother bought me this cute shirt, but its too big for me, so you can have it" or if we were going out somewhere she'd be like "you can wear a pair of my jeans... if they fit you." when in reality we are actually the same size, she just wears clothes that are too small for her. So although she may have a smaller pair of jeans on, I look better in mine because they don't create the dreaded muffin top on me like they do on her

When I really started losing some weight and began to be truly smaller than her, she took it as a challenge to keep me fat. She was always putting me down for being on a "crazy" diet and "starving" myself. Also, she was constantly suggesting that we go out to eat at restaurants and go to the bar, even though I was up front and told her over and over I couldn't. I distanced myself from her because she was jealous that I was taking control of myself and losing weight, when she wasn't. I think in some way she was mad because she could no longer delude herself that she was better looking or prettier or skinnier than me. But it sure feels great when I occasionally run into her now and she's bigger than ever and I'm shrinking

06-29-2012, 01:24 PM	#23
kuklame Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 374 Senior Member	I have to agree with you 100%, I'm glad to be single too! My 5 year old isn't a junk food lover and she is full vegetarian so it is easy to stay away from temptation. HOWEVER.... I do have a friend that has been bitten by the green eyed monster so lately when i say oh im just going to stick to my diet ( she doesnt know im using hhcg) she has been making comments like " oh I bought myself these pants IN A SIZE LARGE" they have it in an extra large if you want to go back and get a pair". Between us she and I wear the same size XL I just dress in comfortable clothes that fit not styles where my rolls can be counted My first two rounds I had a "friend" just like this. She would always say stuff like "oh my mother bought me this cute shirt, but its too big for me, so you can have it" or if we were going out somewhere she'd be like "you can wear a pair of my jeans... if they fit you." when in reality we are actually the same size, she just wears clothes that are too small for her. So although she may have a smaller pair of jeans on, I look better in mine because they don't create the dreaded muffin top on me like they do on her When I really started losing some weight and began to be truly smaller than her, she took it as a challenge to keep me fat. She was always putting me down for being on a "crazy" diet and "starving" myself. Also, she was constantly suggesting that we go out to eat at restaurants and go to the bar, even though I was up front and told her over and over I couldn't. I distanced myself from her because she was jealous that I was taking control of myself and losing weight, when she wasn't. I think in some way she was mad because she could no longer delude herself that she was better looking or prettier or skinnier than me. But it sure feels great when I occasionally run into her now and she's bigger than ever and I'm shrinking
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