>>33636660 (OP)
I was 80 pounds overweight, which is a lot for a 170cm tall guy (5"7)
I decided to start eating healthy, then later added workout. This Jan I was 233 pounds, now I'm 198, I still need to get to at least 154 to be considered healthy.
Even while being fat,I started attending meetups from meetup.com, where I met ladies consistently and constantly.
This month I started dancing, singing, and acting by joining a bachata and salsa dance class and the rest are hobby groups. I did all this through concentrated effort and looking up where I can possibly have fun, expressive hobbies, that have women in them.
I definitely notice a change from when I was huge, in how people treat me. The wait to lose the weight - fucking sucks. But at some point, you really get addicted to it.
You'll meet women through meetups, and not only will you meet women - you'll learn that showing to others that you don't expect anything is the way to win. That's how you get interested people to naturally gravitate to you.
It's much nicer, and makes for better relationships.
I still have a way to go, I'm not even half way through, half way would be at 194 pounds. And it took me 3/4th of the year to get here. My face is starting to look normal ish, but I'm still fat. Though to the girls who straight dismissed me before I am now "meh", and to the girls who I'm their taste - I'm actually interesting.
This is a total contrast from being invisible previously, and being dismissed by some girls as if I'm disgusting.
This is all based on a true story and true journey from this year. I started to lose weight in Jan, and I started to go to meetups end of Mar. I believe that you can do it friend. My advice is to start with hiking meetups - walking in nature is awesome. Healthy, people are friendly, and no one is going to be mean to you. If you don't feel socializing u can always focus on the walk, but people will naturally find you interesting, and you'll feel good
Keep it up man, you got this!