Hmm. I've just watched my baggy body. Which is something I have worried about before, but seeing people talk about it is different to reading an edited article with an agenda. I chose a healthy bmi range to be normal and healthy. But mental health is as important as physical health. I do not want to lose all this weight and hate the result and feel imprisoned by the past. I've had bad mental health in the past and I will take necessary steps to prevent going there again. I also won't have skin removal because of the awful care I had post c section, I don't want that either. Add in possible complications, I'm not risking leaving Nate alone. I know I felt good at 14 stone 4lbs, and would be happy losing more, so I do still have lots to lose, but I am going to balance out the weight and size with the skin condition so I am happy at a medium in a body I feel comfortable in. I won't ever have a perfect body or a "normal" or ideal body, but I won't develop negative feelings towards myself in trying to achieve this. If I have to remain overweight (I need to get down to overweight first!) to remain comfortable with my body and myself then that is OK and much preferable to being a healthy bmi and having my body. I may well get to have both, you never know!