I'm 22 years old & 260lbs. When I was 15 I started gaining weight, after i began dating my first b/f, and began IM'ing on an hourly basis. I used to be so so so so so so health concious, when I was 12 I was doing 500 plus sit ups a day, working out for hours! I was 115 lbs and thought I was 'fat' That continued through middle school, even though I was an average size 7. When highschool started I was a size 9, I gained one size a year until senior year when I reached a size 16! When I started college I barley could zip a size 16! I was the maid of honor in my best friends wedding, when she asked me what size dress I needed, i told her a '16' the same size my prom dress was a year and a half before....guess what? I ended up needing a size 22, I was so embarrased and felt so horriable about myself, how could I let myself get this way? I was only 19 years old! WTF. So halfway through college i decided I needed a change, a friend told me she had lost a lot of weight using a program called slim in six, so I gave it a go. I fasted for 5 days and lost 20 lbs, of coarse most of it was water weight, but when i began eating again, i ate a lot more healthy, i actually kept ten of those twenty pounds off, i began the program and in three weeks i had lost 30 lbs and i fit in my old jeans perfectly, i was down to 230 lbs, it was great!....Then I quit. That was 2 1/2 years ago, and I have gained all that weight back, everytime I try to stick with a workout i lose all motovation 2 weeks in, and then i kick myself. This is why I am creating this diary, hoping that my fellow bloopers can help me, support me, and finally stick with what I know I need to do, not only so I can feel good about myself but so I can be healthy, This is the first time I've ever shared my true weight with anyone, its so embarrasing to out weight your b/f, I don't feel femine, I feel like a pretty face sitting on a big blob. So I start my journey here on bloopdiary.com Starting with a two day fast, followed by six weeks of healthy eating and workouts, With the the result of a whole new me