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I used to be chubbier and had a terrible hair style when I was younger. Now a girl in my group of friends has posted on facebook some old photos of us all and I am so bad lol I hve lost all of the weight and I look much better now but my new gf has not seem them yet I'm sure she will web she loggs on, I am so worried, I can't exactly ask her to delete them cause I will sound like a girl but I just dunno what to do I am 22

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Just don't tag yourself. Or untag yourself.

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I used to be 40lbs overweight. Don't be ashamed. Your GF will likely be proud of you. It takes a lot of dedication and self-determination to make such a lifestyle change. I gladly pull out my fat-college ID.

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De-tag.

 

Also, there's nothing wrong with asking your friend to delete them. Or ask your friend to make the album private somehow - like only allowing certain people to view it - such as the people who are tagged in it.

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Your gf is not going to care about what you used to look like, you look different now. And do you remember that chubby kid from stand by me? he is flippin hot now!!!!! everyone goes through physical changes either for the better or worse but what does matter is what kind of person you are. If she see's them and you show her that it bothers you, it will make you look insecure. Seriously don't worry about it :)

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I can understand being concerned with having unflattering pics of you online.

 

If you're asking for an opinion on whether we girls would be turned off or something about those photos - don't worry about it. Basically ditto on what bean and lucy said.

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main prob is the girl who posted them is now one of her mates and if I tell her I want her to delete them I will be a laughing stock, I was only 10kg heavier than what I am now

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I was in the same situation. I used to be 45 lbs heavier than I am now, and Facebook friends have tagged me in older photos. Know what? It's bad to see that once I was that, but now I'm happy. It's part of the past, and yes it is embarrassing once in a while to see those old photos, but it's a reminder of what I was once. And when others see those photos, they can't believe that I once used to be that way and they are proud of me now for dropping the weight.

 

It's not a big deal. Remove the tags if you like, but it may creep someone's way eventually. Just say that you used to be overweight, and they will clearly see that you're not anymore.

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B3nx, dont sweat it, this is what you do...if she tries to tease you about it, (which she probably wont care anyway) turn it around so that she sees youre not ashamed of it with a joke or something.

 

example

her: "hey I saw the pictures hen you were heavier, wow, what was going on??"

you: "oh yeah that, I got liposuction, and I still have about 40 lbs of fat saved, cuz im sentimental...wanna see it?"

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Dont worry about it so much that was in the past today is what matters and everyone went through some kind of akward stage in their life so just laugh about it lol. :)

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Eh. The past is the past. I don't get what the big deal is. I do think you're being a little bit of a girl about it. LOL I don't think I've ever heard a guy get upset because someone showed old photos of him. For some reason, guys usually think no matter how bad they looked, they were smokin. LOL

 

She knows what you look like now - that's all that matters.

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As a woman, it wouldn't have mattered to me. I would have been proud of him for changing himself to that degree.

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You should be proud of yourself for having worked hard to loose the weight.

 

You can untag yourself or you can comment on how your hard work payed off.

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main prob is the girl who posted them is now one of her mates and if I tell her I want her to delete them I will be a laughing stock, I was only 10kg heavier than what I am now

 

Why are you so worried? 10kg isn't even that much, unless you're short - it's not like you were morbidly obese before losing the weight.

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Don't be worried about it. My ex had lost about 60 lbs prior to meeting me and he was always very hesitant to show me pictures of himself from before. But he finally did, and it wasn't a big deal. I was so proud of him for working so hard to lose all that weight.

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