Losing It *Update*

The first step is always the hardest, and the most crucial. Today, my boyfriend and I are going jogging at our local track. We are packing sandwiches for lunch. I don't know how long we'll be out, but I'm so glad he's willing to support me in losing weight. Maybe It'll be fun. :)

Losing it

Many people say, you should love your body as it is, and I do, but as my boyfriend likes to state over and over again: "Nobody's perfect, but you can always strive to be better". No, he's not the reason I want to lose weight, I just want to be healthier, happier, and stronger. He thinks I'm beautiful no matter what. I'm doing this for me, and I'll track my progress. Not sure how I'll measure my weight every post, but I'll measure as often as I can. I am 166 pounds and 5'4" as of right now. I aim to be down to 120. Seems like a far stretch, but I'm up for it.

Crazy in love, or just Crazy?

Sometimes, we do things we don't mean to, or don't completely understand at the time. We can blow up at someone we love for something that's not completely their fault, especially when we don't know the whole story behind it. This can also happen to us as well. If someone you love blows up on you for something you think wasn't your fault, or something that has hurt them, and you don't understand why... it's probably because they love you so much, and they really don't wanna lose you. If they feel at all that someone might take you away from them, they wont know what to do, just like we wouldn't know what to do if it happened to us. So, don't think they're always overreacting. It may seem like they are being totally irrational and unfair at the time, but you'll learn that it's only because they love you. Deep down, they know what they chose to do or say to you might hurt you some in the beginning, but it will only make your relationship stronger in the end. If you really love someone, you can get through anything.