I have had a few memorable reunions over the years. The one foremost in my mind was a lady from our local Y who was just over 40. Short-maybe 5'2" and well-toned at around 120. Toned with some muscle but not ripped at all.She worked hard on cardio and she had gotten to the point that she could do some pull-ups too. She even appeared in a local tabloid as a cover model as part of a group of "Hot Girls" who went to events and partied with the guests in Hooter's type outfits. The rest of the girls were 25.
One night a group was taking a break in the stretching room and she mentioned that 3 years earlier she had weighed 197 pounds.She had three kids and each time got back down to her normal skinny 110 pounds.Then she began gaining 10-12 pounds a year until she reached 175 pounds. All of the women in her family were overweight-she just went with it. She figured it was her fate. She quit smoking and quickly packed on 20+ pounds in six months.And then came an epiphone in a Dr.'s waiting room. A copy of a women's fitness nagazine and a "Success Story" inspired her. She started with dieting off 30 pounds and then joined the Y. That is what had led to the fitness queen that I saw everytime I worked out.
She rewarded herself with a breast enhancement and a tummy tuck. She looked pretty wonderful-even for a guy of my taste. I saw her at the gym-and in the little newspaper for the next year or so. Then I switched gyms. And she stopped appearing in the newspaper.
Fast forward two years. I had gained 20 pounds from not going to the gym. I run into her at a ballgame and she has obviously done the same! I asked her what she had been up to. She'd been busy getting her masters and had gotten enhagaged, She had the same shapely legs -but they were softer and thicker. Her face was still gorgeous-but quite a bit rounder. She had her big lose t-shirt un-tucked but it didn't hide her nice protruding belly. And her once slightly enhanced C-cups were now huge soft D's or better. She had to weigh 145 pounds!
Shortly afterwards I saw her walking with another nurse with their morning cofee. And now three years later I still look hard for her every single time I drive by the hospital. I know that the possibility exists that she went back to working out. But the alternative is thrilling. She also could have gotten married and settled down with her new husband. And having once been a carefree couch potato-there is a chance that she has gotten comfortable and put every single pound back on. And that is why I hope for another reunion!
Anyone else had a reunion after a few years-or many years that you found exciting?
One night a group was taking a break in the stretching room and she mentioned that 3 years earlier she had weighed 197 pounds.She had three kids and each time got back down to her normal skinny 110 pounds.Then she began gaining 10-12 pounds a year until she reached 175 pounds. All of the women in her family were overweight-she just went with it. She figured it was her fate. She quit smoking and quickly packed on 20+ pounds in six months.And then came an epiphone in a Dr.'s waiting room. A copy of a women's fitness nagazine and a "Success Story" inspired her. She started with dieting off 30 pounds and then joined the Y. That is what had led to the fitness queen that I saw everytime I worked out.
She rewarded herself with a breast enhancement and a tummy tuck. She looked pretty wonderful-even for a guy of my taste. I saw her at the gym-and in the little newspaper for the next year or so. Then I switched gyms. And she stopped appearing in the newspaper.
Fast forward two years. I had gained 20 pounds from not going to the gym. I run into her at a ballgame and she has obviously done the same! I asked her what she had been up to. She'd been busy getting her masters and had gotten enhagaged, She had the same shapely legs -but they were softer and thicker. Her face was still gorgeous-but quite a bit rounder. She had her big lose t-shirt un-tucked but it didn't hide her nice protruding belly. And her once slightly enhanced C-cups were now huge soft D's or better. She had to weigh 145 pounds!
Shortly afterwards I saw her walking with another nurse with their morning cofee. And now three years later I still look hard for her every single time I drive by the hospital. I know that the possibility exists that she went back to working out. But the alternative is thrilling. She also could have gotten married and settled down with her new husband. And having once been a carefree couch potato-there is a chance that she has gotten comfortable and put every single pound back on. And that is why I hope for another reunion!
Anyone else had a reunion after a few years-or many years that you found exciting?
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