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How to lose 20 pounds or more before graduation and for graduation dress? (10 points best answer)?

  • I want to lose 20 pounds, to be at a healthy weight and to make myself feel better about my weight. Graduation is in about 3 months but I want to lose about 20 pounds or more in 2 months before I get my graduation dress. My goal is to lose 20 pounds, but if I lose at least 10 pounds I'll still be proud of myself, so as long as I lose weight I'm fine. There's going to be a dance after the graduation ceremony and I'm wearing a dress to the dance so I want to lose weight to make myself more confident.How can I lose 20 pounds or at least 10 pounds before graduation?(2-3 months) Thanks in advance, and no spam please. I'm not trying the dumb fad diets or anything unhealthy. .__.

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    You should excercise at least a half an hour per day and eat a healthy diet such as carrots, salad, etc. No junk food!!!!!!

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