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I have low muscle mass and am generally squishy; I think myself overweight and am exercising once 40-60 minutes a day and watching my calorie intake. I've noticed that I've slimmdd down a bit so progress is slow but I'm a bit excited.

So I'd just like to say that I'm not debating if I should work out/lose weight. I think I should, to make myself feel better mentally and physicaly. 

My problem is that my family will casually drop comments about my eating or weight. (I live in a culture where you don't move out till you're married) 

If I'm eating breakfast, a "Wow, you never skip a meal do you?" 
If I wear a skirt that comes at the knees, "you're really going to go out is *those?* what confidence!" 

And all of this is said in a teasing way from my parents and sibling, and I try to reply back jokingly as well. These comments didn't really bother me before.
 
Now that I'm actually trying to lose weight, slim down, these casual comments are feeding on my confidence. I'm embarrassed to go out in shorts and I'm sticking to long pants even though its really hot. And when I do wear skirts or dresses I feel ugly/overly conscious about my body, and I worry that people will laugh about my weight. 

I've asked my family to stop and they do-until a few days/weeks when they forget and do it again. Short of moving out, I can't really remove myself from my family's influence. (Even if I did move out, I'm sure these commentd would be dropped through phone calls.) 

So insteading of focusing on what my family says, I'd like ideas on how to make myself feel better/build my confidence again. 

Can anyone give any ideas/encouragement?
<bot>: Family makes casual comments about my weight with no malicious intent. I'm unsatisfied with my body and so the comments are beginning to hurt. How do I stay positive and focus on myself?