Carly Simon ...
...said it best when she said, “You’re so vain”.
Since weight loss surgery, I’ve been noticing my reflection more and more. When I walk by the frozen food doors at K-Roger and steal a glance. Another time that always happens is at church when I walk by the big mirror. Then I have to back up and ask, “Who’s that?”
I told Beth the other day that I can’t walk by a mirror without looking at my reflection. Am I vain, or am I starting to see a difference in the way I look? I believe it has to do with the changes I am seeing on a daily basis.
But what bothers me more is the fact I that I know the “big guy” is still there. People keep calling me skinny, and I just don’t see it! Someone mentioned that takes a while for our psyche to catch up with the weight loss. I just hope it happens sooner than later!
So, am I vain? Maybe. I don't really think so, I just like the changes that are taking place!
Tell me what you think and have a great week!
gidget
Congrats on your progress!
I am catching myself doing the same thing...I just do not reconize myself and still "see" myself as I was, mentally. My psyche has not caught up with me yet...

But I feel sooo much better- physically and mentally.
I never thought of this process as being about vanity at all...although I never go a day without make up now and in the past I did not care...it is going to take some getting use to!
Wishing you many more successes!!
Betsy
I remember getting a glance at my reflection from the glass when I was 277 pounds and I remember thinking to myself "wow, who is that? That just can't be me."
Now I get a glance at myself from the reflection of the glass at 119 pounds and I think to myself "wow, who is that? That just can't be me."
I didn't know or recognize her then and I don't know or recognize her now....