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Hi, I’m Aaralyn. I have lost 140 pounds and kept it off for two years. My final weight loss attempt began in January 2016. I’ve struggled with weight all my life and was put on a low calorie diet at age 12.

This blog is about all the layers I peeled back to discover what true self love meant for me, and how that went hand in hand with losing 140 pounds and loving my body.

I’ll be sharing my firsthand experience with being 322 pounds and morbidly obese, letting go of 140 pounds, PCOS, antidepressants, emotional eating, extreme self loathing, anxiety, excuses, toxic relationships and everything that wasn’t love.

And I’ll share where I’m at now in a smaller body at 180 pounds. How I’m thriving and not just trying to make myself believe I am. How I feel in my body. The freedom I have with food. The freedom I have from worrying about what other people think about my body (aka. Men). How I wake up every single day excited to be alive, excited to BE IN MY BODY, excited to learn how I can love myself more.

Affirmations didn’t work. Being positive about my body didn’t work. Seeing other people with bodies like mine didn’t work. Memes on the internet telling me to “love myself” didn’t work. Dieting and counting calories didn’t work. Intuitive eating didn’t work. Everything in moderation didn’t work. Eating whatever I wanted didn’t work. Diet pills didn’t work. Having a “support buddy” like me didn’t work. Someone else telling me that I really was beautiful didn’t work. Asking Google if men were attracted to obese women didn’t work. Asking Google anything about my body didn’t work. Walking more didn’t work.

Beating myself up didn’t work. Wishing and hoping I would just wake up the next day in a smaller body didn’t work. Understanding that the bodies in magazines are airbrushed didn’t work. Blaming the junk food companies didn’t work.

Blaming anything. Didn’t. Work.

It didn’t happen overnight. I didn’t have superhuman willpower or discipline. There were lots of twists and turns. Lots of emotional eating. Lots of potato chips. And french fries. And pizza.

Not recommended, but it happened.

But I got myself out of cycles of restricting and binging. Cycles of losing the same 20 pounds over and over again. Cycles of trying the latest fad diet and weight loss miracle.

And I’m excited to share all of this with you. Thank you for being here.