<human>: I started counting calories, working out, etc. back in July.  Since then I've been on and off exercise kicks, but have stuck to counting calories and trying to make better food choices.  I've lost 20ish pounds (depends on the day, and the holidays have sort of pushed that number back and forth a bit).  So 20 pounds, awesome!  Pants I wore this summer are now so lose that I can pull them on and off without unbuttoning them.  Pants that were pretty snug a few months ago now fit perfectly.  Discovered that I can wear one of my old belts from high school in the most worn hole on it.  Cool!  But what is up with this measurement thing?  Actually a couple of them have gone UP a half or quarter of an inch in the past couple of months.  Huh?  I thought everyone was telling me "Get off the scale!  Start measuring instead!  That's where you'll really see the progress!"  I mean, measuring instead of weighing made sense to me.  And initially I had lost about 2 in the hips, 3 in the waist, and .5 in my neck (I know, weird place to measure, but I hate my neck fat).  That was in September which means I had lost around 10 pounds at that point.  Shouldn't I be seeing another inch or two gone in at least one place?  I mean, I've lost an additional 10 pounds.  I'm probably doing it wrong... right?  Anyone else experience this issue, measurements flatlining while numbers on the scale continue to drop?  Any tips on more accurate measuring?

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<bot>: Zero progress seen in measurements after an additional 10 pound loss which has brought my total to 20 pounds lost.  Wtf?