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Sep 24, 2017 16:32:32   #
Thanks a lot for those tips cherryjuice! I really though that my metabolism is okay, especially as I didn't gain weight.

I didn't know 1400 kcal is such a small amount of calories, basically all of my friends don't eat much more than that...

Thanks again, I'll do so and report back to you.
 
Sep 24, 2017 15:54:45   #
Thank you for those answers! It's true that I haven't eaten much for most of my life, but it's not that I was hungry either.

I have ate 1400kcal prior to starting working out, which I don't consider much, but it's not that low either, right?

Especially as I wasn't working out back then and I was rather spending most of my time at home, didn't participate in any extra physical activities.

So, what do I do now?
Sep 24, 2017 14:13:13   #
Hello! So I have this problem... I'm an total beginner. I was always skinny and I wanted to lose weight, so I've read articles on this forum. I have calculated my calories intake and I started bulking. It was all going good, even too good - I basically gained 25 pounds in two months! That's really a lot, right?

I just wanted to gain like 15 pounds to be fit, but instead I have gained 10 pounds more and I feel overweight already.. and I gotta say, that I'm not really used to feeling like this as for my entire life I was skinny and I don't want to be fat. Of course I have tried losing my weight now, but it really is going kind of slow. I've started with cutting 10% of my calories and in 3 weeks I have only lost 2 pounds!!

What's wrong? I already feel a little bit hungry and I don't want to start eating even less. What do I do wrong?

I managed to gain weight so fast, but now I can't even lose it?
 
 
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