The truth about weight

I see a lot of girls coming on this site concerned about their weight, thinking they are overweight, worrying about being bigger than average. It seems they have been staring at too many magazines and tv shows where the models are airbrused or unhealthy...

and are getting the wrong image.

This is just a question to show the ladies on this website - that the average woman is no 100 pounds and a size zero.

If you dont mind telling - How tall you are - How much do you weigh - What size jeans to you wear?

I'll start. I'm about 53, I weight 150, and I wear a size 9 In juniors. I'm proud of my curves and of my body.

5/4 1/2

50 pounds more then you and size 16 jeans.

im wayyy above average, and not proud of it

Height = 54
Weight = 115-120lbs depending what I ate that day lol
Jeans = I'm between size 5 and 7 so I have to choose usually because there is no 6

I love my curves, they are in all the right places and I wouldn't want it any other way.

Italianbella:

Your the same size as Marilyn Monroe - think about that next time you hate your weight. She is a fashion and beauty icon.

libertyanne:

What's so wrong with your size, I find that rather small actually. Be proud. Women are supposed to have curves. You dont want to be a stick, 90 percent of men will admit they love a woman with hips, butt, and bust.

I'm 15, I'm about 54, 125 pounds, and I'm not sure about my jean size..I'll get back to you on that.

5'3
128 lbs.
size 3.

I have huggge hips, but the guys love em'!!

/\ oh, and im fifteen. hah.

Hah, your a size 3 and you think you have huge hips. Wait until you have a child one day. It's makes your hips larger. lol.

I'm 18
5' tall
I weigh 117
My size is 5
=]

believe me when I say that!! they pretty much roll over my jeans [yuccck!]

That's not your hips, that's your sides. There's a difference.

How tall you are -
5 foot something...not sure but im not that tall
How much do you weigh - 50kg, give or take a few depending on the day really
What size jeans to you wear? australian size 10
but it varies from 8-14. because pant sizes arnt the same in every store
I have no idea what american sizes mean though
...also, im proud of who I am and what I look like

I see a lot of concern here about weight. Often, the individual is in a healthy weight range. But let's be honest. The average American is obese. It's an epedemic.

The best way to know if you're overweight or not is to check readily available height/weight charts online. If you are above the normal range, you probably really do need to lose weight for your health.

lol, toadaly I hope that wasnt directed at me
my weight and size isnt in american sizes
because im from australia

hey im 14
alm0st 5' 5
umm last time I went t0 the d0ct0rs I weighed 114.6 but that was like 4 mnthes ag0 I think I l0st a p0und 0r tw0
ummm and my pants size is anything fr0m a 00 t0 a 3 because I have l0ng legs s0 s0methimes I have t0 where biggersizes !

I use to be skinnier but now I have so much more self confidence that I gained some weight.

I am 5ft 7 (167 cm), weigh 65 kg (143 pounds) and am a size 10 or 12 depending on the make. (uk I think - from SA so don't know american sizes)

im 5'7 I weigh 120 pounds and I take a size 3 in jeans.

You know what I realized, it really sound a lot scarier when you talk about pounds. We use the metric system here and the difference between 55 and 65 is nothing while in pounds it seems like the one person is really fat.

I'm 5'1, fluctuate between 55 and 60 kilos, and I'm a size 8-10 jeans in UK sizes. I usually get kids' jeans though because I have no curves around my hips, and ladies jeans look weird on me. My Levis are XS though.

I have a bit of a wobbly tummy, and I really should tone up, but I'm pretty happy as I am.

I'm 21, 5'9 and weigh between 125 and 130 depending on the week! lol I wear a size 5 or 6 in jeans depending on the brand.

Every girl needs to remember, we're ALL different sizes. You may not think your body is perfect, but I bet there's someone out there who thinks it is. Just as beauty is in the eye of the beholder, so is perfection!