Evolving personal weight loss goals and when to stop

I'm 5'9". Started at 102kg, goal was 77kg, now at 73kg. Picked 77 because that's where I used to feel healthy and strong for years. Didn't stop there though because it didn't feel the same and I still had belly fat. Been on maintenance at 2mg/week for 8 weeks after hitting the goal and dropped another 4kg in 6 weeks. Stopped tirz two weeks ago and switched to ipa+cjc no dac, titrating up. Fasting mornings and training core daily plus weights five days a week. No hunger or rebound so far. Still a little belly fat but working on it. Have plenty of everything stocked up just in case.

I'm 185cm aiming for 88kg walking weight or 85kg after dumping water. The math of 185 minus 100 just feels like the right number.

Started at 240 with an initial goal of 180. After running the BMI numbers decided to push for 160 instead since that's the upper end of healthy while 180 would still be overweight. Really just want to see what 160 looks like because I haven't been that light since high school.

Targeting 180-184. Currently 190 maybe with some water from tesa. On 12mg reta weekly and been fluctuating 180-195 for months. 6'0" male. Keeps me under 25 BMI with a 33" waist at 72" height which gives a good body roundness index. Past high of 330 left some extra skin so BMI might be off. Would love skin removal but the recovery and cost aren't feasible right now.

Arbitrary target around 160 but might need a DEXA to check because my frame probably won't support much below 150. Want to stay healthy, keep muscle, and not end up skinny or weak. Strong tall thick German build so 135 just won't look or feel right. Curious what a scan would say is optimal for feeling good while still eating pizza sometimes. Started at 285, gained back after baby, then 260 this round and now back to 180. As I get lower I'm still not happy with how I look so the mental side of feeling good in my skin matters too.

6'2", started at 282 on 12/12/25 now at 206. First goal was 200 as a round number 25 pounds under my 2018 low. Got a DEXA in January and decided I want visible abs around 12-18% body fat. Scans point to about 182 on the low side which would be a clean 100 pound total loss so now the target is seeing abs around 180-190. Another DEXA Monday to check lean mass. No visible abs at 206 though.

Hit 199.8 yesterday. Goal is 145 as a 5'7" woman but will probably switch to maintenance at 155-160. Wasn't always heavy, gained about 100 after hashimoto and PsA flared. Always liked myself thicker and never cared about pants size or a specific scale number. Will stop when I like how I feel and look.

160 once I add some muscle. That should give a healthy body fat percentage at 5'9".

Trying to drop 20 pounds before September as a solid first big goal. Think I'll land around 123. Only reason for that number is seeing other people my height and weight look fine at that size.

Short middle aged female. Wasn't focused on a scale number. Main target was getting from a size 6 almost 8 down to a size 4. Being short means size 8 already puts BMI into overweight and I'm old enough that even with cardio and workouts I was only losing half a pound a week at best. Hit reta, overshot the goal, now in a size 2 while still healthy BMI. Biggest issue has been adjusting mentally to clothes. All the stretched size 6s fall off and the size 4s I bought look sloppy. Hard to wrap my head around buying sizes I haven't worn since college.

I began weighing 145 kilograms while feeling very out of shape and often unwell. My initial goal was shedding 20 or 30 kilos to handle everyday tasks like walking longer distances or managing chores and errands without exhaustion. Once I reached 115 kilograms the progress continued as I added walking to build stamina and kept the same daily calorie range until the scale settled at 75 kilograms. I felt pleased with the outcome and focused mainly on avoiding regain since earlier attempts at that point had not lasted. After learning about these medications I held steady near 75 kilograms for a full year on a modest amount of one option then switched to others and continued downward to 64 kilograms across the next twelve months reaching a body weight I had not seen since my early teens. The exact number does not matter much to me provided it stays below 75 kilograms and preferably under 70 but I am more interested in balancing any unwanted effects against appetite control. What I would like is a level or levels that let me eat without constant monitoring yet prevent upward movement something that proved impossible beforehand when following my natural hunger led to steady gains of a kilogram each week even with extra calories and left me constantly ravenous.

6' even male. Originally thought 175 from my early 20s but still looked a bit fat on the BF% numbers. Then aimed for 165 which was my weight after three weeks in hospital with double pneumonia four years ago. Hit that and a bit more recently. Time for maintenance so dropped the dose a little Friday. Seven month ride so far, we'll see where it goes.

30 year old male aiming for 280. Haven't been under 300 since I was 12 so it would feel surreal to hit something that's seemed impossible for 18 years.

Thought my goal was realistic at first but didn't fully realize I was basing it on how I looked at that weight in the past when I had more muscle and was lifting regularly. Now with a more sedentary build after kids and autoimmune issues that number isn't right anymore. Hit the original goal of 170 with 150 as a dream but now at 160 and 32 years old I look skinny fat instead of toned. Even another 10 pounds won't get the muscular curvy look I want without living at the gym which won't happen with five young kids.

Current number in my head is 170 but unsure where I'll actually land. Don't think I'll get there and that's okay. At some point I'll run out of fat to lose and hopefully that's it. Biggest challenge is recognizing when I reach that point. Wish I could use a DEXA but every tool available locally isn't accurate for me so going by eye. Reminding myself the line between a successful cut and anorexia is body dysmorphia and I probably have a lot of that.

Mine is 185. Got down to 215 about six years ago and looked great. Curious what the next 30 pounds will look like. Haven't been that light for probably 12 years.

Goal is 80kg maybe 77-75 and stay there as long as possible. Down from 97 to 82 at the moment.

No set target on the scale for me. Just aiming to move out of the morbidly obese range into whatever healthy weight fits. I'm adjusting how I eat permanently, not just for now. The medication helps but only so much, the rest is on me to keep it up long term. Hope the group can support me if motivation drops.

I'm a 57 year old female, 5'4". Highest was 240 while pregnant with preeclampsia, then 225, and I'd drop to 190 by starving and exercising only to rebound to 200. Started out aiming for 160 to fit size 12 jeans where I used to feel good. Then decided on size 10 and reached 150, the weight I was in my twenties. I feel great now. Friends keep asking if I'm done losing and I tell them I'm at 150 so clearly not starving, which surprises them. They say I must weigh less than that. I explain we carry weight differently and ask them to just say I look great instead. It bugs me when people would rather bring you down than encourage you.

It's wonderful that you let your buddies in on it. Really enjoy that.

My body weight hovers near 175 these days. I suspect dropping to 170 could make certain tops fit more attractively. Yet while I'm still adding muscle, the current number actually comes across better now. So I don't have any particular target at the moment beyond keeping up a heroic vibe around my kids. 🙂

There's no exact figure I'm aiming for, perhaps in the vicinity of 165. Three decades have passed since that figure last appeared on the scale. Initially I aimed to drop below 200, and right now I'm at 191, which fills me with joy. The primary aim is reaching a point where I can enjoy physical movement without strain once more, particularly in nature. Outdoor pursuits like trekking and staying in the wilderness appeal to me, and I'd like to resume carrying a pack on trails.