<human>: Hi everyone

I've been sort of watching rather than participating in much of the discussion in /r/loseit , but I'm honestly kind of stumped as to what's been happening for the past week or two and thought this would be the best place to ask questions. I finally decided to lose all the extra weight that's been keeping me unhealthy, and so far I've managed somewhere between 30-40 of my goal of 60 pounds. I've been using the myfitnessapp, which I know adjusts calorie intake recommendations as you lose weight.

Lately, though, I've noticed that the weight loss has not matched up with the expectations I've gotten from the app. I don't know how accurate the whole "it gets harder the more you use" idea is, but I figured the fact that the app decreases your calorie intake as you lose weight would take care of that. 

As an example, I have a very precise scale at home (electronic and down to the half pound). In a span of time where, according to the app, I should have been losing about 1.5 pounds, I have not shifted from my current weight at all. 

There is one thing I thought might be causing this: I haven't been able to work out as often (I just started a new job recently and getting used to the longer work days has made me a lot less prone to be able to get to the gym). I've limited my food intake in turn, but I'm not sure if that would still lead to an imbalance. 

Does anyone have any advice/recommendations?

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<bot>: My weight loss has slowed down even though I'm maintaining the same net calorie intake, although I have been eating and working out less.