How Much Do You Weigh?

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Male, 6'3", 275 lbs. 42" waist. But, when I got married 10 years ago, I was 140 lbs. with a 28" waist.

Originally Posted by Tomas Rueda

I'm male (D'oh ) 5'7-8 and I weight (drumroll) 117lb.

I've got coats that weigh more than that.

[cowhead]

6'5 180.. lean like a jaguar! *rowr! w/ raking hand motion*

[SteveDallas]

I'm 5'8 about 150... floating between 150 and 155 which is fine. A while back it was floating between 155 and 160 and moving up and I was getting to need new pants... so I had to put a stop to that, because I thought it was too much, and because I'm too damn cheap to buy all new clothes.

But the thing is I was about 125 up until 1998--the original pencil-necked geek!--and then by 2000 I was pushing 160. It's probably a natural age-related progression and I was so skinny to start that even at 160 I can't possibly be considered pudgy--but it was still scary to put on that much that quickly.

[Pi]

Just can't you use metric system
I'm 176 cm and 70 kg 98-76-96

[LabRat]

a little late to get in on the conversation, but I was on vacation for a couple weeks...

Pre-baby = 5'2" ~130lbs, comfortable in a size 6 jean. I was doinglots of running (4-5mi 4-5 days a week) and some swimming & biking, even completed a sprint triathlon. 20 months post baby = 5'2'' ~132lbs, comfortable in a size 10 jean I now only have time to run 2-3mi 3-4 days a week. No one's told my ass i'm not breastfeeding anymore so it can lose the extra fat stores. And yes, i quit eating for two a LONG time ago. No amount of pilates has been able to get rid of my new "baby-belly" either (as my hubby affectionately calls it).

Anyone else care to share how procreating has changed their bodies? Please? I'd feel a whole lot better... And does #2 (or more)do even more damage??? oh, and my husband is still gaining his 'sympathy' weight' as i type this!

[Trilby]

Dearest LAbRat--
Girl, I hate to be the one to tell ya, but yes. It does seem to take a greater toll after you have #2. I've had two kids--I came back after the first one OK (don't get me wrong--I went to a DietWorkshop to shed the last 20) but after #2---all SORTS of things happened...it's too ugly for general viewing. I'll PM you as to not gross anyone out. You have my sympathy (BUT! The good news is that those little babies are WORTH it!

[Griff]

Originally Posted by LabRat

No amount of pilates has been able to get rid of my new "baby-belly" either (as my hubby affectionately calls it).

Anyone else care to share how procreating has changed their bodies? Please? I'd feel a whole lot better... And does #2 (or more)do even more damage??? oh, and my husband is still gaining his 'sympathy' weight' as i type this!

Pete still has a cute little buddha from number two. I think its pretty sexy when everything else is tightened up. Breast feeding really helps if anyone is still in that timeframe. I put up some serious sympathy numbers but the bike didn't approve.

[99 44/100% pure]

Each of my little "blessings" has added an intractable 7 lbs. to my pre-baby weight. Good thing we stopped at 3 kids, or I'd be big as a barn! Whenever my kids refer to my derriere or thighs in less than flattering terms, I remind them of the root cause.

[Uryoces]

Hmm. Well, 6'4" and 350 lbs. I've changed my diet due to type 2 diabetes and just need to get motivated to excercise. I've been losing weight due to the diet change, no carbs except for oatmeal in the morning, but it's not enough. I look like a mexican wrestler at this point.

Y tu perro pequeno tambien!!! Grrr!!!

[SouthOfNoNorth]

Male, 5'-10" and 155lbs. I actually used to weigh less before I started working out, which I do around 4 times a week now. Sparring helps, it's the hardest workout I've ever had and I've done endurance running before.

[Lady Sidhe]

female, 5'8", 104 lbs---I have little bones, ok?

And let's see...I can hold a two-and-a-half year old in one arm, her portable bag of toys, my purse, a couple of bags of groceries, and my keys on the other...I believe the technical term for that is "mommy bench press."


Sidhe

[99 44/100% pure]

Originally Posted by Lady Sidhe

female, 5'8", 104 lbs---I have little bones, ok?

Is that 'little' as in TINKERTOYS??!!! I have two friends who are 5' 1" and 5'2" and 100-105 lbs, and they are both SKINNY.

I'd need to see a photo to believe it. 5'8" and 104 sounds inconsistent with life, let alone childbirth.

[Troubleshooter]

Originally Posted by 99 44/100% pure

Is that 'little' as in TINKERTOYS??!!! I have two friends who are 5' 1" and 5'2" and 100-105 lbs, and they are both SKINNY.

I'd need to see a photo to believe it. 5'8" and 104 sounds inconsistent with life, let alone childbirth.

When I posted my own weight earlier in the thread I posted 5'8" and 100 pounds as her ht/wt.

Yeah, she's that skinny. All bony, pointy corners and stuff.

[99 44/100% pure]

Originally Posted by Troubleshooter

When I posted my own weight earlier in the thread I posted 5'8" and 100 pounds as her ht/wt.

Yeah, but I disregarded it because most men, hubbies included, have no idea that a typical weight for a medium build (read: sexy) woman over 5' 6" is going to be over 130 lbs. If she's got muscles, it'll be even more. I usually don't believe anyone over that height weighs less than 120 unless they're painfully thin or have some wasting disease. This is based upon many years of experience as a personal trainer working with a wide cross section of the adult population (and my own experience as a weight-lifter).

Healthy 12 and 13 year-old, pre-pubescent girls 4' 10" - 5' 2" generally weigh between 95 and 110 lbs. Before hormones. Did you and Lady Sidhe adopt?

[garnet]

Originally Posted by 99 44/100% pure[/I

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I'd need to see a photo to believe it. 5'8" and 104 sounds inconsistent with life, let alone childbirth.

For some women it's not. My cousin was anorexic for years--also about 5'8", but probably even less than 100 lbs. She had four kids during that time. No, it's not healthy to be that thin, but it doesn't necessarily mean you're going to die or that you can't have kids. It depends on the person.