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#61
(Original post by Anonymous)
I'm 5'6 and weigh 44kg (7stone). Not great but it is what it is.
I'm 5'6 and weigh 44kg (7stone). Not great but it is what it is.
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#62
(Original post by H4ttie03)
Lol high five my friend I'm 5"5 and 43kg
Lol high five my friend I'm 5"5 and 43kg
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#63
(Original post by Anonymous)
ayyyyy we're basically the same!
ayyyyy we're basically the same!
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#64
(Original post by ANM775)
There was nothing wrong with stones imo.
When I was growing up everything regarding weight was referenced in stones.
There was nothing wrong with stones imo.
When I was growing up everything regarding weight was referenced in stones.
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#65
(Original post by ANM775)
I think the double standard is that it's totally fine for a girl to reject a guy on the basis of his height (something he cannot change)
but if the guy rejects a girl on the basis that she is fat (aka unhealthy) then that is not ok and he is a shallow insensitive pr1ck for doing so
I think the double standard is that it's totally fine for a girl to reject a guy on the basis of his height (something he cannot change)
but if the guy rejects a girl on the basis that she is fat (aka unhealthy) then that is not ok and he is a shallow insensitive pr1ck for doing so
Last edited by Chopinnocturne31; 3 months ago
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#66
(Original post by Anonymous)
I'm 164cm 55kg and I have a big belly that I cant seem to get rid off
I'm 164cm 55kg and I have a big belly that I cant seem to get rid off
Do you have abdominal discomfort or any allergies/food intolerances?
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#68
(Original post by Chopinnocturne31)
A girl being “fat” doesn’t necessarily always mean she is unhealthy. It can but it doesn’t have to mean that. But before you attack me, i agree it is shallow for a girl to reject someone who she would otherwise like based on his height, provided he is taller than her.
A girl being “fat” doesn’t necessarily always mean she is unhealthy. It can but it doesn’t have to mean that. But before you attack me, i agree it is shallow for a girl to reject someone who she would otherwise like based on his height, provided he is taller than her.
https://www.nhs.uk/news/obesity/bein...-health-risks/
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#69
Haven’t weighed myself in years. Best decision I’ve ever made.
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#70
(Original post by Synergy~)
Haven’t weighed myself in years. Best decision I’ve ever take.
Haven’t weighed myself in years. Best decision I’ve ever take.
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#71
(Original post by LovelyMrFox)
5'3, just weighed myself (
) and Im 102lbs. So bmi of 17.9.
Technically underweight but I am healthy and feel absolutely fine. I eat plenty.
Quite frankly I find your shaming of women with a bmi of under 18.5 gross. Just because someone is underweight does not mean they are doing it to attract men on dating sites, nor does it mean they have an eating disorder.
5'3, just weighed myself (
) and Im 102lbs. So bmi of 17.9. Technically underweight but I am healthy and feel absolutely fine. I eat plenty.
Quite frankly I find your shaming of women with a bmi of under 18.5 gross. Just because someone is underweight does not mean they are doing it to attract men on dating sites, nor does it mean they have an eating disorder.
excuse me?
How am I shaming women with BMI's under 18.5?
The person In this thread was called Rufus. Last time I checked that was a male name. I simply told him to eat more as he was medically underweight. How is that "shaming"
nor Did I say he sad an eating disorder 🙄
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#72
(Original post by LovelyMrFox)
5'3, just weighed myself ( ) and Im 102lbs. So bmi of 17.9.
Technically underweight but I am healthy and feel absolutely fine. I eat plenty.
Quite frankly I find your shaming of women with a bmi of under 18.5 gross. Just because someone is underweight does not mean they are doing it to attract men on dating sites, nor does it mean they have an eating disorder.
5'3, just weighed myself (
) and Im 102lbs. So bmi of 17.9. Technically underweight but I am healthy and feel absolutely fine. I eat plenty.
Quite frankly I find your shaming of women with a bmi of under 18.5 gross. Just because someone is underweight does not mean they are doing it to attract men on dating sites, nor does it mean they have an eating disorder.
I’ll tag ANM775 here as well
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#73
(Original post by LovelyMrFox)
5'3, just weighed myself ( ) and Im 102lbs. So bmi of 17.9.
Technically underweight but I am healthy and feel absolutely fine. I eat plenty.
Quite frankly I find your shaming of women with a bmi of under 18.5 gross. Just because someone is underweight does not mean they are doing it to attract men on dating sites, nor does it mean they have an eating disorder.
5'3, just weighed myself (
) and Im 102lbs. So bmi of 17.9. Technically underweight but I am healthy and feel absolutely fine. I eat plenty.
Quite frankly I find your shaming of women with a bmi of under 18.5 gross. Just because someone is underweight does not mean they are doing it to attract men on dating sites, nor does it mean they have an eating disorder.
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#74
(Original post by ANM775)
having excess fat (BMI >25) puts you at risk of all kids of negativities from cancer to heart disease to trouble conceiving
https://www.nhs.uk/news/obesity/bein...-health-risks/
having excess fat (BMI >25) puts you at risk of all kids of negativities from cancer to heart disease to trouble conceiving
https://www.nhs.uk/news/obesity/bein...-health-risks/
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#75
(Original post by Chopinnocturne31)
BMI is actually really inaccurate as well because it doesn’t distinguish between muscle, fat, bone density etc so there is no need to worry if you are being healthy
I’ll tag ANM775 here as well
BMI is actually really inaccurate as well because it doesn’t distinguish between muscle, fat, bone density etc so there is no need to worry if you are being healthy
I’ll tag ANM775 here as well
can be less accurate for men though due to the fact some are lifters..
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#76
(Original post by Chopinnocturne31)
A girl being “fat” doesn’t necessarily always mean she is unhealthy. It can but it doesn’t have to mean that. But before you attack me, i agree it is shallow for a girl to reject someone who she would otherwise like based on his height, provided he is taller than her.
A girl being “fat” doesn’t necessarily always mean she is unhealthy. It can but it doesn’t have to mean that. But before you attack me, i agree it is shallow for a girl to reject someone who she would otherwise like based on his height, provided he is taller than her.
Girls who are overweight, very muscular or thicc are not everyone's type.
Nor are guys who are under 5 ft tall, weigh 300lbs (136kg) or are 50 years old.
It is often not a question of anyone being shallow, rather individuals deciding what type of sexual partner is wanted by them and their criteria for rejection.
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#77
(Original post by Chopinnocturne31)
I literally said that being fat doesn’t ALWAYS mean unhealthy. People can be considered “fat” by others and still be healthy.
I literally said that being fat doesn’t ALWAYS mean unhealthy. People can be considered “fat” by others and still be healthy.
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#78
(Original post by ANM775)
excuse me?
How am I shaming women with BMI's under 18.5?
The person In this thread was called Rufus. Last time I checked that was a male name. I simply told him to eat more as he was medically underweight. How is that "shaming"
nor Did I say he sad an eating disorder 🙄
excuse me?
How am I shaming women with BMI's under 18.5?
The person In this thread was called Rufus. Last time I checked that was a male name. I simply told him to eat more as he was medically underweight. How is that "shaming"
nor Did I say he sad an eating disorder 🙄
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(Original post by blackugo)
"Healthy" is kind of arbitrary
"Healthy" is kind of arbitrary
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