am i fat ? be sincere

[♥ Lily ♥]

If anything, you're way too skinny. Your legs

I was just wondering what age do you think I am?

[Lightshade25]

I was just wondering what age do you think I am?

Mid 20s I would guess.

[Mortimer]

I know the feeling of wanting to lose weight as I'm currently in the same situation.

I took a few pix of my waist yesterday (in the spoiler below) with my iphone at the gym (the first time I've visited the gym in over a year now.)

I used to do chantraine dance class once a week, balletcise once a week, iyengar yoga three times a week, gym once a week, and pilates once a week (and I'd walk to and from some of the venues instead of taking a tube or bus,) inbetween professional make-up classes and music sessions.

I broke a disc in my lower back a few years ago and was in a wheelchair for several months as I couldn't stand-up or walk until I had an operation for the agonising pain, but I can stand and dance again now.

I had a baby 4 months ago (my second baby) and I want to get back into doing exercises as I used to be much slimmer and took a size 6/8 (UK) in clothes (US size 4/6,) but now I'm currently wearing size 8/10 (UK) clothes which is a US size 6/8 which I don't feel happy about at all, and my weight is currently just under 8 stone, which I don't feel comfortable with and want to get it back down to 7 stone. I eat a very healthy diet (mostly seafood, fruit, bio-yoghurt, San Pellegrino mineral water, steamed dark green vegetables and brown rice, pulses, seeds, oats, honey, and unsalted nuts,) and I don't touch alcohol or caffeine either, but I'm determined to get back into working-out again. I've heard that the Mediterranean diet is healthy like the Japanese diet.

Spoiler!

your very skinny you dont need to lose weight at all. your legs look attractive

[frankhammer]

Victoria Beckham is a horrible example.

Sorry, but no. I don't feel happy with my current weight at all, but I started going back to the gym yesterday and I'm determined to work on it.

I think there's an obesity problem amongst British people in the UK, whereas Med. people have a healthier diet. I wish I could have a really slender figure like Kate Moss (who has one child,) Victoria Beckham (who has four children,) Lily Cole, or Sophie Ellis Bextor (who has four children.)

[♥ Lily ♥]

Mid 20s I would guess.

Seriously?!

[frankhammer]

Seriously?!

That would be my guess.

[♥ Lily ♥]

That would be my guess.

Very interesting.

[MissProvocateur]

You're not fat, no. You're pretty average.

[crazyladybutterfly]

Seriously?!

you sound mature and sophisticated to us.

[al-Bosni]

I know the feeling of wanting to lose weight as I'm currently in the same situation.

I took a few pix of my waist yesterday (in the spoiler below) with my iphone at the gym (the first time I've visited the gym in over a year now.)

I used to do chantraine dance class once a week, balletcise once a week, iyengar yoga three times a week, gym once a week, and pilates once a week (and I'd walk to and from some of the venues instead of taking a tube or bus,) inbetween professional make-up classes and music sessions.

I broke a disc in my lower back a few years ago and was in a wheelchair for several months as I couldn't stand-up or walk until I had an operation for the agonising pain, but I can stand and dance again now.

I had a baby 4 months ago (my second baby) and I want to get back into doing exercises as I used to be much slimmer and took a size 6/8 (UK) in clothes (US size 4/6,) but now I'm currently wearing size 8/10 (UK) clothes which is a US size 6/8 which I don't feel happy about at all, and my weight is currently just under 8 stone, which I don't feel comfortable with and want to get it back down to 7 stone. I eat a very healthy diet (mostly seafood, fruit, bio-yoghurt, San Pellegrino mineral water, steamed dark green vegetables and brown rice, pulses, seeds, oats, honey, and unsalted nuts,) and I don't touch alcohol or caffeine either, but I'm determined to get back into working-out again. I've heard that the Mediterranean diet is healthy like the Japanese diet.

Spoiler!

My mom dislocated her disc. It's a life long pain that never ceases. She did not have surgery because it is risky. Also from what I heard the pain remains even after surgery, that's at least how one woman felt that I know of.