~* How did I become such a fatso? *~

Seriously, haha, it's insane!

The ones that read my blog knows that I'm losing weight now and started boxing.
I'm also taking pills (you didn't know that until know) that helps the body to transform fat to muscles when exercising.
It makes you slimmer and is all natural so they're not dangerous.
You also have to work out and live pretty healthy for them to work!
anyway...
I'm checking my BMI in lack of other things to do right now.
I made a disturbing discovery.

I already knew that I'm considered overweight european standards.
I could actually lose 20 kg (44 lbs) and still be normal weight...
So yeah, I'm a fatty :(
Now, BMI can not be trusted as I'm actually considered pretty normal the way I look so..
To get to the point:
my disturbing discovery is this - in Japan I'm not considered overweight!
I'm considered... obese!!!!
Gaaaaaaaaaaah!!!!
Seriously now, give me a gun and a bullet x]
OBESE?!!

That's like.. so unhealthy it's dangerous right?
On my way to a certain death...
Japanese people think I'm obese...

OK I can't quite let that go.
They must feel such pressure to stay skinny over there!
I'm gonna lose so much weight during my year in Japan...

Rethinking my choice for a halloween costume this year.
Maybe I should just go as a sumo wrestler?
Or santa...
Or winnie the pooh...
Or shrek...
Or a pregnant woman... or man for that matter!
We all know that story right? ^^;



OK, so I don't actually care too much, but of course I care some.
I've lost inches so far, but there's been no weightloss whatsoever.
So while I look slimmer it doesn't show on my BMI x]

Anyway, I feel pretty good about my results so far, but I refuse to go to Japan as obese :P
Overweight in Japan is OK, cause that's like normalweight in european standards and I'm not asian so I'm not expected to be any skinnier than that ^^;


Are you guys normalweight in Japan? ;P







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