How much do you weigh?

6'2" 185lb 62yo

237

600 pounds.

But I have an appointment with Dr. Now next week.

6'2", 205.

I'm a naturally big guy (besides tall), but I need to be 195 to look my best.

6'4, 200lb, 55

There are two things you never ask a lady, OP.

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[quote] Didn't they make a whole fuss about dieting and rediscovering their relationship with food a few years ago? Why did they give that up and gain even more weight?

"They" who? Sam Smith?

Somehow, everybody's always 6'2" and 210 lbs. in these threads.

Should have been a poll

5’9” 155lb

^male, 27

asl?

29 years old, 62 centimeters tall, 11 pounds.

Jealous, fat whores?

5'7", 136#, male.

[quote]Somehow, everybody's always 6'2" and 210 lbs. in these threads.

It's a given that the majority of people on DL, men and women, are each over 200 pounds. No question about it.

6’2”, 179, 36 M

Height: 6’2

Weight: 247 lbs

Now OP’s:

Height: 5’1

Weight: 350

R17 speak for yourself. I am definitely not 200 lbs. Not even close.

5 11 163 59

5'11 156 43m

5’7” 165 34m

R19 omg, I completely read your thread wrong. I thought we were to guess Sam Smith’s height and weight based upon the photo.. I am laughing so hard. I am definitely not the height or weight listed.

I am 62 yrs old, 1961, 6'3" 182 lbs(putting on more muscle)

walking& running the dogs on the beach, Yoga, weight training has given me a great ass(finally), gotta keep up with the 50 yr old BF.

I want R24’s thread!

R26 Guess the weight, win the prize! Just one of many games at DL State Fair.

I am 6 feet, 62, 232 pounds. I am struggling to get rid of weight gain since COVID-19 (not from COVID but from working at home and exercising less). I would be happy if I could lose 12 pounds.

In the water I'm a very skinny lady.

That picture of Sam Smith!

To quote Cordelia Chase, “Like seriously, what kind of fashion statement is that thing trying to make!?”

[quote]I am 6 feet, 62, 232 pounds.

That's an obese 31.5 BMI. There's no excuse for overeating that much. To get to the midpoint of the normal BMI range, you would need to get down to 160 pounds. That means you are 72 pounds overweight.

To get just below the line for the normal BMI, you would need to at least get down to 183 pounds, so at a minimum you need to lose 50 pounds, not 12. It can be challenging, but if you have the will power, you can do it.

6’, 165, 66.

[quote]6’, 165, 66.

Well done.

5,'9", 206#, 66yo

The weight loss is 106#, on my way to weighing 180. Last time I weighed 180 was two hours before lunch sometime in 8th grade.

Oh please R31. BMI is often a joke.

I'm 6'2". IIRC, BMI has my healthy weight at around 175. I would look like a heroin addict if I was that thin. I have a linebacker's build, with broad shoulders and legs like small states. And that's with not working out. It's just how I'm built. I should never be below 195.

Of course height plays an important role in what your weight should be. But so do other factors. Natural muscle mass for one. It's utterly ridiculous to assume everyone who's 6' tall should all way around 160.

R28, don't listen to that priss pot. Lose the 12 lbs for your health. But I bet you look great.

412 pounds. And I tell you, in all sincerity, I am hot. Want to give it go?

way = weigh

[quote][R28], don't listen to that priss pot. Lose the 12 lbs for your health. But I bet you look great.

r28 should be glad that there will always be chubby chasers like you.

I'm just over 6'2", 186 lbs, 33 years old. I was skinny as a kid but got really fat for a time as an adolescent, and remained a chubby teenager. I eventually thinned out after high school, but at 21 was diagnosed with stage 4 thyroid cancer which fucked me up bad. I had to have major surgery to remove my thyroid and hundreds of lymph nodes in my neck and chest. After the surgery, I had to avoid taking thyroid replacement hormones so that I could undergo radioactive iodine therapy. This process took about 6 months from start to finish, and I gained around 40 pounds—no energy, a hardly-functioning metabolism, my hair fell out—a total nightmare. I had never felt worse about myself. I did lose the weight over the next couple of years, but it was an up-and-down process. My brother is 6'5" and I sometimes wonder if I might have been a bit taller had I not gone through the whole thyroid debacle.

At my current weight, I think I look pretty good. If I lost 10-15 pounds, I honestly think I'd look too skinny. Like R35, I have a pretty big frame (wide shoulders, long legs). I'm comfortable at my current weight.

5'8, 162-165 lb, 60. Probably more muscle than average as I do a couple of hours exercise most days, but still wouldnt mind losing 5 lb

[quote] I am definitely not 200 lbs. Not even close.

We know, you’re closer to 300 lbs.

6'0 179 65. I'm 10 pounds over the weight I should be. for my frame, which is small (narrow hips. narrow shoulders, small wrists and ankles). Almost all of my excess weight is carried in a little bowling ball in my front. (No love handles, no big flabby ass). I'm trying, but it's not so easy to lose weight. I love good food too much. I eat a very healthy diet (lots of vegetables, whole grains, lean meats and fish, etc) but I also snack, especially at night, and my portions are too big for my level of activity now. I look good in clothes, but I'm honest with myself and I know I should weigh less. I'd be ashamed to ask my doc to prescribe Ozembic, but I think about it!

A lady never tells. Which means none of your business.

6'2" (honestly), 167 lbs, 61 yo

I've always had what was called a "swimmer's build." I could lift weights all day, every day for months and I wouldn't be able to put on any of the muscle definition that I wish I could. I'm not emaciated-looking, but nothing to write home about.

5'10", 148, 72, m

5” 5’ , 180lbs. It sucks, I want Ozempic. I could do the Whole30 again, it used to keep me trim, but it fucking sucks!!!!!!!

6”. 196 lbs. 50yo. I have been seriously working out since I was 30 and built up a muscular frame. I’m happy with the way I look and can still attract hot young things. I need to keep up with my 44yo bf who’s a CrossFit champion.

5'9", 223. Yep, I'm fat but fittish-fat.

[quote] I am 6 feet, 62, 232 pounds. I am struggling to get rid of weight gain since COVID-19 (not from COVID but from working at home and exercising less). I would be happy if I could lose 12 pounds.

I've got just the ting for you, pretty lady. Only $1989.00 a month.

Who is the BMI police woman who’s telling everyone that men should be sickly thin even if over six feet? Every body is different.

Being in the healthy range on the BMI doesn't look sickly thin, at all, especially on the upper end of it. In fact you can look kind of doughy and still be in the healthy BMI category if you don't workout and have little muscle tissue.

A lot of guys think they're just built big and are muscular with a little extra they could lose if they tried. In reality underneath is a skinny person with a thick layer of fat on top that may be deposited evenly enough to give the illusion of a muscular frame.

I don't say that to disparage people who are overweight, I'm attracted to chubby guys. I just know that a lot of guys who have never really gotten lean are mistaken as to what they would look look like at 8-15% body fat.

Mathematics hasn't yet identified a numeral large enough for me to use to answer that for you, OP.

[quote] 5'9", 223. Yep, I'm fat but fittish-fat.

Yeah, sure.

Age 60, height 5,9, weight is averaging 157 for the last year. I lost 58 pounds since 2020, and I ain't never going back.

3'9", 112lbs, unknown

I weigh seven hundred million tons and four ounces

So many eldergays

165 lbs, 5'4"