Jornal de cassie0082, 29 dez 20

Absolutely. One of my weight goals is to maintain and see where my skin goes before moving on 

Getting old makes you look old. Weight loss not so much. If you're worried about loose skin, try lifting weights to build muscle as you shed fat. There are plenty of people here who share their workout routines. I'm sure you'll find good advice, if you need it. Good luck! 

Well, I am old and there definitely comes a time for most people when skin no longer has the elasticity to shrink along with weight loss...especially extreme or rapid loss which makes faces look drawn & haggard and necks sag (especially for women). IMO a few extra lbs on seniors is God's filler.😁 Slow & steady is best, good luck! 

Being plump keeps me looking 20 something instead of nearly 40 

Trying to practice a healthier lifestyle will possibly afford you the opportunity to live to become a senior. 

Losing 65 pounds made me look less smooth, so maybe older, but I AM older! But I look more FIT and I'm happier, so I decided I don't care. I also have loose skin and some sagging, but again, it's from weight loss and I have decided it's better than weight gain. If I don't make a big deal about it, no one else will either! 

Yoenepalmer, honestly, I'd rather be plump than saggy. I have seen the videos of people who have lost over 100 pounds and gotten fit and they look like a deflated balloon and aged 10 years. That's not attractive at all. I once hooked up with a guy who had had gastric bypass and lost probably 200 pounds. He was thin but all the loose skin was like having flapping boobs. I was turned off. 

Personally I like the little wrinkles that are forming just above my bellybutton as my skin get loose. It’s kinda like a non scale victory. Be well. Rock on!