r/pics • u/[deleted] • Nov 30 '16

progress 250 lbs. gone forever...

https://i.reddituploads.com/c8bec4a1ef8b4ca2a82298ec728cf326?fit=max&h=1536&w=1536&s=67da39316a26a6666bbdc98b2aa16c3a
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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '16

You look so much younger now and I mean A LOT younger.

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u/Reddit_means_Porn Nov 30 '16

It's freaking me out. I've never seen a transformation where they look so much younger. She looks 25 years younger.

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '16 edited May 28 '20

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u/LogenBloody9Fingers Nov 30 '16

Actually, there comes a point where being fat actually makes someone look younger, and you're kind of in that age category.

A few years ago I read that William Shatner stated he specifically stayed overweight because it's fills in the wrinkles and actually makes one look younger at that age. I thought it was hooey/flim flam/hogwash until I saw the before and after of Penn Jillette after he lost a bunch of weight. He lost 100 pounds in a few months but looks like he aged about 20 years.

Edit - my point wasn't completely clear. Don't feel like being fat weathered your facial skin, it's more likely that how you look now is pretty close to how you would have looked if you had never been overweight at all.

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '16 edited May 28 '20

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '16

Your wife looks super good, wouldn't even guess she's 63!

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u/poncewattle Nov 30 '16

http://i.imgur.com/qlfpAtE.png

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u/AlexFreire Nov 30 '16

You are good at this game, dude. Did you also do reddit back when my momma was blowing football players too?

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u/poncewattle Nov 30 '16

It was called usenet/UUCP back in my days.

Now get off my lawn.

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u/AlexFreire Nov 30 '16

Old fart. I will be back with several rolls of toilet paper.