Is posting a progress pic on facebook/instagram acceptable? I'm

Literally why

posting gains is one thing but showing everyone that you rejoined normal society is pretty desperate imo

It might be okay as long as you aren't a douche about it.

What's /fit/'s opinion on posting PRs though?

>>42085542
as a semi normie I can tell you that literally no one cares. Maybe if your friends also lift, but other than that, no one gives a fuck and most people don't even know what they mean.

>>42085542
Youre always gonna look like a douche posting a pr. You'll look good if you post a significant progress pic though.

>>42085504
Absolutely not, people should always remember you as a fatty

not acceptable if you're taking shirtless pics in front of a mirror to show off

maybe acceptable if you take two casual pics from years apart, one where you're fat with clothes on and other not fat, preferably pictures where there are friends or family

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OP here, pic in question

acceptable to who?? Who gives a fuck. If you want to post it post it. If you're proud of yourself go ahead. It'll be a part of peoples lives for 2 seconds as they scroll past if it not "acceptable" to them.

>>42085689
>>42085682
Same guy, thats huge! I'd post it, other way round is how it "should" be though. congratulations on the weight loss thats great

>>42085682

no, lift for another three months