Why my weight doesn't goes down

 Oh dear friend, let me cheer you up with a rhyme,

About a stubborn weight that just won't decline.

You've tried workouts and diets with all your might,\

But that pesky number refuses to take flight.

You run on treadmills, sweating in the gym,

But instead of slimming, your cheeks just blush and grim.

You count calories, avoiding tasty treats,

Yet your scale mocks you, it's beyond beliefs!

Perhaps your weight has found a secret hideout,

Sneaking extra pounds when you're not about.

It plays hide and seek, with a mischievous grin,

Leaving you puzzled, wondering, "Where've you been?"

Maybe your weight loves cuddles, oh so grand,

Choosing to cling to you, like a cozy friend.

It snuggles next to you, refusing to depart,

Making it clear, it's never leaving your heart.

But fear not, my friend, for there's laughter to be found,

In this battle of bulge, weight loss all around.

Embrace your quirks, give yourself a little cheer,

Because the scale's number doesn't define you, my dear!

So let's embrace the humor, the absurdity in sight,

Because life's too short to let numbers dim our light.

Remember, it's not about how you appear,

But the love and joy you bring, spreading far and near.

So dance and laugh, and revel in your own bliss,

The size on the scale won't steal your mischief.

For in the end, what truly matters is clear,

Loving yourself, unconditionally, my dear!