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thread: How much do you weigh?

  1. #73
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    Apr 2008
    Melbourne
    6,745

    I agree - for a short person I can generally carry more weight than most people think that I do. I have friends who look heavier than me and wear larger sizes but actually weigh less, even though they are slightly taller. I carry a lot of muscle though and am usually quite active and fit so I don't look as bulky as others who weigh the same (or I am potentially deluding myself - i don't know )

  2. #74
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    Jun 2012
    South Australia
    1,097

    I was going to post what I weigh but I weigh more than a couple of you put together
    ditto hun

  3. #75
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    Nov 2009
    Vic
    1,292

    I am in the triple figures and I think I'm disgusting i am an emotional eater and its crap but I'm to blame.

  4. #76
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    Jul 2010
    Marsden, Queensland
    953

    How much do you weigh?

    Delhpmoon - Emotional eating is very hard to break, I know cause I do it to and it's been hard with doing ivf and trying to lose weight and stop myself from emotionally eating.

  5. #77

    Jun 2010
    District Twelve
    8,425

    Delphmoon, I don't care if you weigh 500kilos, you are not disgusting

  6. #78
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    Jul 2010
    Marsden, Queensland
    953

    How much do you weigh?

    I agree with n2l delphmoon you are not disgusting, having been overweight all my life I feel for you hun and am here to chat whenever you feel down about it, sending a hug your way xo

  7. #79
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    Nov 2009
    Vic
    1,292

    It is my own fault...I am in the process of changing my lifestyle so I can loose this weight.
    I feel bad for my beautiful husband who is just so loving and accepting of it that I feel bad for him having to be with me.

    Anyway...enough about me and sorry to hijack the topic...

    thankyou girls xxx

  8. #80
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    Mar 2007
    Melbourne
    4,031

    I am 5ft 2 and hover between 50 and 52kg. Any heavier and I start to feel Blergh. I am one of the lucky ones with one of those metabolisms. At one stage during a particular stressful time I weighed 45kg, I just could not get weight on and I was very self conscious and dressed to disguise it.

    I am finding as I reach 40 and beyond I have to be much more careful.
    I tend not to go by scales. I go by clothes size and how my clothes fit as to how I am going.

  9. #81
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    Oct 2008
    1,572

    I'm 5'4 and since my early 20's my weight has swung between 64-78. This is caused by stress or depression or how happy I am in my life. I'm current 68 kg and would like to loose a bit more to get to 62-64 but want to get fit in the process. I hate how I yoyo but I'm yet to learn how to stop it

  10. #82
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    Jun 2007
    Dandenong Ranges, Melbourne.
    5,673

    i am 165cm and weigh 74kgs. ideally i would like to get below 70kgs but unfortunately i love food and wine and don't like exercise lol, so i can't really see it happening anytime too soon!

  11. #83
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    Jun 2003
    Ubiquity
    9,922

    Nooooo way. You are tiny. Not that 74 is huge. But I would have honestly said 58-65 (being generous).

    And not that there is anything wrong with 74. I would probably happily chop off a few limbs for 74. But it just goes to show ladies the number means jack all.

  12. #84
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    Jun 2007
    Dandenong Ranges, Melbourne.
    5,673

    no way! really??
    i am in the overweight category....

  13. #85
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    Dec 2006
    Smidgen-ville
    3,736

    I know for a fact that many of you who are heavier than me will easily be 100 times fitter and healthier too.

  14. #86
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    Jun 2003
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    Great point Lenny

  15. #87
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    Dec 2008
    Brisbane, QLD
    5,171

    I know for a fact that many of you who are heavier than me will easily be 100 times fitter and healthier too.
    This is what I was trying to say. Badly.

  16. #88
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    Dec 2007
    Geelong
    3,438

    I am 5ft 2 and hover between 50 and 52kg. Any heavier and I start to feel Blergh. I am one of the lucky ones with one of those metabolisms. At one stage during a particular stressful time I weighed 45kg, I just could not get weight on and I was very self conscious and dressed to disguise it.

    I am finding as I reach 40 and beyond I have to be much more careful.
    I tend not to go by scales. I go by clothes size and how my clothes fit as to how I am going.
    I am exactly the same Heather, if I'm stressed or sick can easily loose a few kilos but it's so incredibly hard to put them back on. I hate my skinny body.

    Regards,
    Dianne

  17. #89
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    Aug 2011
    Neerim, Victoria
    155

    OK I'm game to join in on this conversation.... I'm 116.7Kg at last weigh in, down from 134Kg on my wedding day. Still have 36.7Kg to go to get to my ultimate goal weight.

    Been seeing a personal trainer for a little over 2 months now and with his help have managed to get my weight loss to a stable 0.5kg loss each week (I even managed to lose weight during Christmas week, YAY!) rather than what I was doing on my own which was losing anywhere from 1.5 - 2.8 kg one week and then putting weight on the next week. Hoping to increase this regular loss from 0.5 to at least 1Kg a week over the next few weeks...

  18. #90
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    May 2006
    Igglepiggle Land
    2,742

    We're all so much more than a number on the scales .

    I'm 162cms and my weight has increased by 2kgs to 57kgs - thanks to regular strength training. My clothes are looser as I've increased my lean muscle mass and reduced the amount of fat I had been carrying. Strength training is great!

    Right, everyone out with the callipers

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