Not being worthy of my friends motivates me to lose weight

Of course my friends would never say that to me but I feel like I'm unworthy of being their friend. They are just so much prettier than me and I feel like I embarrass them by going out with them because other people would ask themselves why they're friends with someone like me.
I know it's stupid and I'd never think someone is unworthy of my friendship because they weight a few pounds more but I just can't stop thinking like that.
Even in the past I've never lost weight for myself but always for someone else(yes I have lost weight in the past but I stopped and went back to my old weight).

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  • bubsy

    Motivation is fleeting, as your past attempt proves. Better to get into some better habits instead. Try not drinking anything with calories in it for a week.

    Make it easy on your willpower: keep snacks and sweets out of your house. Much easier to stick to a diet that way.

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    • WhatAmIDoingWithMyLife

      Thanks for the advice but the thing is I only drink water and I don't eat much. I barely eat 1000 kcal a day and I really don't know why I'm still overweight. Btw I'm not trying to lose weight with that. Those are just my normal eating habits that I have developed over the last ~2 years and yet I didn't even lose weight once in that time, I was even gaining weight and now my weight's always the same. Sometimes I just don't understand how my body works

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      • bubsy

        In that case, you have only one option available: you need to start counting your calories. Just being more mindful about it will help you pick less calorie dense and more filling foods.

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        • charli.m

          Can you even read? They literally said in that comment that they eat half or two fifths of the daily requirement of kcals, depending on gender.

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          • bubsy

            I'll spell it out for you since it flew over your head: OP is eating more than they think they are. By counting calories this will be addressed.

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            • charli.m

              And you know this how? What evidence do you have that they aren't counting calories already? Other than the ideas you pull out of your arse, I mean.

              When are you going to realise that just because you think something, doesn't make it fact?

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  • HeadlessSlayer

    I'm currently doing the exact same thing! I used to be pretty overweight AND an immigrant so i used to get picked on a lot, Then i got new friends in high school and they kinda like me so i didn't feel like i needed to improve myself until i got a crush on a girl (haha) Fucking hell i get crushes all the time so i decided to work out and get buff, After some time i began losing weight AND gaining some muscles i could do 55 pushups at my peak but i'm now at 40 :( What i'm saying is, all the hard work you put in improving yourself will pay off in the long run.

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  • bimbobamboo

    I feel like this too. I'm quite fit, but I just can't seem to make a school sport no matter how good I am. People far worse than me make the team, but not me. That's not just my opinion btw. Even my gamer friends who don't give a shot about fitness and are always addicted to their devices easily make sports. I lead a healthy lifestyle. Run, exercise and keep a good diet. Yet I can't make a sport. Idk Wat to call it. Unlucky, Destiny, curse...Idk. sometimes I just wanna die from embarrasment and because I feel so useless

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