penguinl0v3s
Wait for Me 💙
- Nov 1, 2023
- 798
I'm a normal weight, but look thin, which makes me feel better about myself in that way at least. Haven't had to think about my weight for a long time because it has stabilized.
Your BMI for 70kg , 181 cm is 21.4 and for 80kg , 181 cm is 24.4 . Both of which are considered healthy . Although BF% also matters a lot , BMI doesn't tell the whole story.Still, I was always on the skinny/fit side my whole life until I took the meds. Now I weight <80kg and I am 181cm tall but I still have some fat on my belly.
Fit, even tho I've been eating junk food and sitting in front of my computer for no less than 12 hours a day for the last 5 years or so. Genetics do work in mysterious ways I guess. Totally normal on the outside but beyond repair on the inside
According to the BMI I'm considered underweight. I've always struggled to gain any weight and maintain that added weight. I seem to lose it faster than I can gain it as it can fluctuate pretty dramatically at times.
That's not how it works . Your weight and height always go hand in hand. There is no "normal weight" without considering height . BF% is also vry important .underweight but my weight is actually pretty normal if it wasn't for my height (50kgs - 170cm)
I am sorry you feel that way.i don't really think about my body, i don't even think about myself so probably not the reason i want to ctb
Sometimes , I too feel like not gaining wait quickly can be a boon but I see what you are saying . Being skeletal can hurt your chances of finding a partner, gain confidence or physical strength . I think most normies eat a lot of junk and gain weight , so they feel that not gaining weight is a boon.. It triggers me when people say that I should be grateful for that as I'm constantly judged for my weight and people are always commenting on it in a way I feel like they would be more sensitive around if I was overweight. Nobody likes or wants a skeletal man - if I had a "dad bod" I'd be much more acceptable to society.
That's a great point . BMI doesn't tell the whole story as weight stored in the muscles can also be considered healthy . BF% is also a very important metric. What caused your muscle deconditioning , if you don't mind me asking .By the bmi, i think/or believe that most NFL (professional football here in the states) line-man would be considered out of shape. When taking into consideration things such as frame-size, however it is a different story entirely & needless to say, they are some of the most strong & fit humans on the planet! I, myself, am a bit under - though not due to any kind of specific diet, or other pats on the back as it were. More due to two things, genetics (probably) & then a physical illness (most definitely), that has yielded some muscle deconditioning. And anyways, yeah, well whatever.?
I am not in shape and I don't exercise anymore, I would say that is unhealthy by itself lol.Your BMI for 70kg , 181 cm is 21.4 and for 80kg , 181 cm is 24.4 . Both of which are considered healthy . Although BF% also matters a lot , BMI doesn't tell the whole story.
I have a rare blood disorder.That's a great point . BMI doesn't tell the whole story as weight stored in the muscles can also be considered healthy . BF% is also a very important metric. What caused your muscle deconditioning , if you don't mind me asking .
Are you off of it .I was skinny when I was younger and a crackhead.
For now, it's been awhile.Are you off of it .