I have no idea on cloths size. I barely know what sized clothing I am. Last I checked I was L sized T-Shirt but an XL fit me fine today :O

Scientifically speaking, anybody over 30% Bodyfat is classed as "Fat". But some girls are cute being a tad chubby, where as others are kind of not.

That may be scientific but surely there are variations, I just had my bodyfat measured and it was 32% and I'm a size 10 and 5'4 my doctor said I was normal for my height?

Reply 43

thecatwithnohat

20

For all of you that appear to be confused about clothing sizes...

America / UK

Size 0 / Size 4
Size 2 / Size 6
Size 4 / Size 8
Size 6 / Size 10

And so forth

Reply 44

Annie-96

3

BMI is probably a much more accurate way of working out what is overweight. I have a really skinny friend that wears size 12 tops because she has big boobs and I usually buy tops a size larger than actually fits as I like baggy clothing, especially in summer.

Reply 45

lucaf

13

I have not the remotest clue as to women's clothing sizes :tongue:

Reply 46

Aappoolloo

2

Original post by littlenorthernlass

That depends entirely on how tall the woman is and how her fat is distributed around her body. Plus, as has been already said, sizes are so inconsistent between shops that they can't be relied upon.

Personally, I would describe someone as 'fat' in my head if they had several rolls of flab protruding from various places.

My gf is 161 cm and weights about 135 pounds. Her legs and arms are quite thin, but she has chubby belly. Do you consider her fat because of it?

Reply 47

missmillie12345

8

I'm an 18, started recognising myself as fat at size 16. Although I have friends who are 14s and I would say they're fat/chubby. It's just about how the weight is distributed. Mine is distributed in a flattering way and I'm quite tall so it looks fairly good on me. :smile:

Reply 48

Tai Ga

18

clothing size alone tells you absolutely nothing.

Reply 49

Most Competitive

12

Girls who are bigger than 10 are usually overweight/fat. It depends on the girl though.

Reply 50

XxSophie01xX

12

To all the people saying anything higher than a 12... Wow.

Reply 51

missmillie12345

8

Original post by XxSophie01xX

To all the people saying anything higher than a 12... Wow.

Haha, ikr

Reply 52

XxSophie01xX

12

Original post by missmillie12345

Haha, ikr

Don't know about you but it makes me feel like a walrus haha!!

Reply 53

RibenaRockstar

14

Original post by XxSophie01xX

Don't know about you but it makes me feel like a walrus haha!!

I just remind myself that if anyone's so shallow and superficial as to think that, then I don't want to spend much time with them, let alone go out with them.

Reply 54

Anonymous #2

Size 14's definitely fat, a lot of size 12 women look fat too to be fair.

Reply 55

missmillie12345

8

Original post by XxSophie01xX

Don't know about you but it makes me feel like a walrus haha!!

Haha, I'm with you on that one! :gigg:

Reply 56

Ayaz123

3

Id say above 16 which is reasonable soo 16 is fine tbh

Reply 57

Wisteria_xo

12

Aha i watch dinner date too when theres nothing on dw :wink:

just as bad as comedinewithme
'Fat' and 'Skinny' are just terms, medically there is anorexia and obesity, people obviously have different sizes and associate different stuff when they hear the terms based on their experiences, and their appearance.
Obviously there is a point where it is just unhealthy on either end of the spectrum and this is when anorexia and obesity comes into account.
Sizes aren't a good estimate of this though, healthy size can be 6,8,12, 14, doesn't take into account their weight/height.

Reply 58

username1042689

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Original post by The_Blade

tubby: 14-19% bf

fat: 20%+

Ahahaha no.

Reply 59

username1042689

21

It also depends how people store fat. Two people could be the same weight and height but one stores it more in their stomach and face and one stores it in their thighs and hips; the first will likely look fatter than the second.

At what size would you consider a girl fat?

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