I suppose I worded my last post wrong. I agree with all of what you’ve said. I also think she needs to expect speculation about her weight etc, and that her dishonesty is hopefully someday going to catch up with her. BUT, I also There’s absolutely measures of what is “reasonable” weight loss to expect in a week. It’s always cited as 0.5-1kg, maybe a quicker rate at the start. The insinuation here on this thread Is often that because she’s carrying a lot of weight, the weight should just fall off her. The fact that she has no job and no kids doesn’t mean that anyone should encourage her to lose weight at a faster rate than that 0.5-1kg. Because the evidence shows that people who ignore that guideline are less likely to be successful. And obviously Trisha is proof of that. She’s lost a significant amount of weight before, at a faster rate than what may be recommended, and she’s found it all again fairly quickly, so I would expect that going hard at her weight loss in the same way as she did a few years ago would end the same.
Essentially, saying she has no job and no kids and she should be losing weight faster than someone who works full time, commutes and has three kids is insinuating that she should be pounding the roads all day to make her caloric deficit larger, and planning out how many lettuce leaves she might eat for lunch tomorrow, and I don’t think that’s a sustainable plan for anyone.
That all being said, I know that Trisha isn’t losing weight at any rate, and it’s absolutely because she’s caught up with sales and ads and all the rest. I just feel that nobody should encourage her to go at it like she’s on the biggest loser, because that wouldn’t work.
