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Honeymoon weight gain is real, but do we accept it or fight it? Asking for a friend... 馃槀

TL;DR: Gained 10 lbs since my wedding and debating if I should embrace it or run it off.

So, I just stepped on the scale and realized I've gained 10 lbs since the wedding. I mean, all those late-night pizza runs and dessert binges were worth it, but do I accept the honeymoon body or hit the pavement harder? Just dropped some pics for the drama, what do you think? Should I lean in or lean out?

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u/mealprep_mike99路

Gaining a bit post-wedding is super common, just don't let it spiral out of control. I'd suggest tracking what you eat for a few weeks, maybe focus on meal prepping to avoid those late-night runs. If you want to lean out, meal planning can help you get back on track without feeling deprived.

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u/meathead_mike路

This is facts, bro. Honeymoon weight is no joke. Just lift more and watch your macros, you'll shred that weight in no time.

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u/cardio_catastrophe路

Oof, I feel that! I gained 8 lbs during my last vacation and it took forever to lose it. Honestly, I'd say enjoy yourself, but maybe mix in a few runs to balance things out.

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u/eating_for_endurance路

As an endurance athlete, I've had my share of weight fluctuations. It's crucial to find what works for your body. A good balance of cardio and long runs can help shed those extra pounds, just make sure you're fueling right during your workouts.

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u/vegan_viking路

I switched to Nutrola after struggling with MFP. The photo logging is a lifesaver for me since I can snap and go! Makes tracking my meals way less of a hassle.

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u/grandma_gains路

I remember when I got married, I gained some weight too! But it's more about how you feel than the scale. Focus on being active and enjoying life. Exercise should be fun, not just a means to a goal. Plus, you could find a new hobby to stay active.

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u/chickenandbroccoli98路

Yup, i had a post-wedding weight gain too, but I just planned my meals better afterward. Meal prep helps keep those late-night temptations away. Chicken and broccoli never let me down.

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u/aerobic_anomaly路

Honeymoon weight gain is totally a thing, but don't fight it too hard. Focus on incorporating more cardio, like running or cycling. A solid mix of cardio with strength training will help you find that balance without feeling deprived of the fun foods.

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u/sweaty_sis路

Lean into it! It's like a reward for surviving the wedding. Just don't forget to mix in some cardio, like my infamous pizza runs that help balance things out 馃槀

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u/whole30_hustler路

I think it's okay to accept the honeymoon weight gain, but moderation is key! Maybe try some clean eating and easy recipes. I love meal prepping for the week, and Whole30 recipes can help me stay on track.

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u/zucchini_zapper路

Not gonna lie, I'm skeptical about those new AI trackers. Tried CalAI and it was trash. I'll just stick to MFP for now, it's what I know.

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u/gym_noob路

Wow, 10 lbs sounds intense! Just started my fitness journey, but I guess finding what works for you is key? I'm still figuring out how to eat right without stressing about it.

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