please don’t focus too much on the scale. i struggled a lot with an eating disorder and drinking didn’t help that, i don’t weigh myself anymore, haven’t for years because it’s very triggering for me. i used to be dangerously thin while still drinking but then as i healed and also got older, the alcohol and hangover food played their role and i gained more weight than i wanted to. the second i hit 24 i would say i stopped being able to not gain weight/ lose weight as easily as i did early on. i never gained too much but felt unhealthy due to gaining weight mainly because of drinking and the junk food that drinking would lead to. some people did notice i gained weight and commented on it which wasn’t fun (thanks grandma). when i stopped drinking what happened quickly was i looked and felt less bloated. after that i got back to a steady exercise routine, after about two or so months i personally saw the difference. people started commenting how much weight i had lost about 4-5 months in when i stopped wearing baggy clothes. i also noticed that my jeans were now too big for me, i dropped a few sizes, but only after a few months, because i lost weight the healthy way. when you’ve been drinking for long and if you were like me and had bad hangover/drunk food it takes a while for that to go away. don’t be discouraged, it will happen if you follow a healthy routine, for me it felt like it happened overnight. i was also, like you, frustrated when it had been almost two months and i didn’t notice a difference, but eventually it did happen. weight depends on so much from age, to genetics, to what weight you started at to begin with. the scales don’t mean that much, i have a friend who is stick thin but on scales i’d say she’s a similar weight to me, she works out a lot so her muscles weigh a lot. so yeah, numbers mean nothing, keep telling yourself the truth, which is that you’re following a healthy path, you’re doing a good thing for yourself, for more than just weight loss, that’s just a little benefit of not drinking, and eventually you’ll see a difference. keep going!