Are you fat?

[Mirage]

I'll add that I have a curvy bone structure and that I tend to look more muscular than thin. My calves are jacked now that I've started training for long distance running.

Are you going chun-li mode?

[Chris]

I'm 179 cm and 65 kg, and I have a daily workout schedule that is grueling to say the least. I push myself hard, and I am not ashamed to admit that I am quite contend with how my body looks. Also, I only eat something with sugar once a month, so that helps a lot too.

[Rebellious Eagle]

Haha, I'm apparently just barely average weight, according to my doctor (actually she said slightly underweight but I think I'm fine). So nope, not fat, just slim with a lot of muscle. :)

[Mirage]

I'm 179 cm and 65 kg, and I have a daily workout schedule that is grueling to say the least. I push myself hard, and I am not ashamed to admit that I am quite contend with how my body looks. Also, I only eat something with sugar once a month, so that helps a lot too. :cool:

Sounds like you could need to put on some muscle. That sounds awfully skinny.

[Mirage]

Haha, I'm apparently just barely average weight, according to my doctor (actually she said slightly underweight but I think I'm fine). So nope, not fat, just slim with a lot of muscle. :)

pic of said muscle?

[Madame Adequate]

No, I am a skinny mothersmurfer.

[Rebellious Eagle]

I'll get one for you soon enough. >:P

[Mo-Nercy]

For as long as I can remember, I've always been a little overweight. I have some pretty bad eating, sleeping and exercise habits, but in my final year of high school, I was able to get it all together and lose about 10kg and put on some muscle to get into a healthy weight range. Since then, though, I've picked up on the bad habits again and I've stacked most of it back on.

But you know, I'm really good at video games and stuff.

[rubah]

Nearly!

[Raistlin]

I am not. I am right around average for my height (5'9" and ~150 pounds).

BMI is absolutely worthless for health purposes, though. Most people seem to have a skewed perspective towards the relationship of weight and health, too. I recently read this article about a study where people got fatter yet healthier. It's interesting stuff, really. From what I've read, activity (exercise) is the biggest predictor of health, and an "overweight" active person can be much healthier than a skinny sedentary person.

[qwertysaur]

I am underweight

[Rantz]

I'm pretty average. Not fat.

[Marshall Banana]

Underweight.

[Christmas]

Not really, I do workout regularly and try my best to watch my diet to maintain a slim figure. Although I hardly watch it really but I am one of those type that kinda won't put on much weight no matter how I gobble everything I see.

But to those that are fat or you think you are fat, if you really want,then set your mind to it to slim down. I'm pretty sure you can find a lot of interesting advices everywhere. Or if you are happy as you are, then dun worry about it. You are still alway the one of a kind in the eyes of your loved ones.

I consider myself to be, but people are telling me I'm not, and that I look good the way I am.

You look good to me too, and I like the way you are! Alway be confident and believe in yourself!

[Mirage]

Or if you are happy as you are, then dun worry about it. You are still alway the one of a kind in the eyes of your loved ones. :bigsmile:

Nu-uh, my mother tells me I'm fat and should lose weight!