I don't even own a bathroom scale. I can probably guess my weigh with a pound or two. I weigh myself just for the hell of it when at Lifetime but haven't been in for a while. It's da summer of da bike, not the summer of da weights and indoor bike.
I don't get the whole scale thing. Look at yourself in the mirror. If you look like you are too fat and out of shape you are probably too fat and out of shape. If what looks back at you doesn't look bad than you are good to go. Okay, if what is looking back is too fat than you can use the scale to measure progress in becoming unfat, I guess.
Yep, that's it is a nutshell. I got in the habit of doing it occasionally with both gaining weight during pregnancy and losing it after.
Insecure about being TOO awesome?
Yea, that must be it. Most people I know and like are insecure about something. Heck, my husband, with that whacked out family of his, told me after we were married that it was the first time he ever felt that someone actually loved him, his family included. (Must be why I never met them before I accepted the proposal). I am insecure about being old, and having quit my profession after ten years to stay home with my kids, about most things really. The only people I know that I can't stand think they are perfect.
If you are confident enough to send Nickels beach pictures, you could maybe cut down to weighing yourself once a week, I think that is what a lot of the fitness people recommend anyway.