I think I'm a 1, but I'm probably more of a 2. Not good at judging.
1: Are you happy at this weight/body type? Moderately. I'm a big girl, but I've also got a huge frame, so I look odd and out of proportion at a size smaller than about a 14.
2: Do you do anything to change it? I'm slowly losing weight, after years of just piling it on and not realising til I'd gone up a dress size every few months or so.
3: Do you believe it is physiology or psychology that causes this within you?Both, in a sense. As I said, I've got a big frame - I've got hands as big, if not bigger than all my male friends, I've got big feet, a large ribcage, and I'm just built like a rugby player/preverbial brick **** house. That's going to keep me big. But for years I didn't realise quite what I was doing to my body - I've been aware of calories and fat content and things like that for years, but never really took enough notice. Probably doesn't help that I come from a family where food is a constant topic, and everyone's fairly big.
4: If you could be one of the others which would it be? Two.
5: What if any are peoples reactions to you physically? I've never had a problem with blokes. My boyfriend likes my body, but he's all for me losing weight if it's what I want. I've always made an effort to dress well, and I'm fairly confident in my ability to show off the bits I want, and cover the bits I don't find so good. I've never been one of those girls to just throw caution to the wind and wear a too tight white t-shirt!
6: Have you had any health complications due to body type? Nope. I'm perfectly healthy. But one of my motivations to lose the weight is my mum getting type 2 diabetes, getting injuries she can't recover from as quickly etc. I don't want to get ill, and I don't want to have to depend on medication for the rest of my life. That doesn't mean however that I'm going to spend hours at the gym and only eat what's supposed to be good for me - I need to be able to have a good time occasionally!