Since birth?

For sure!

Almost 200!

On Monday 12/2/19 - 3:03:33 PM snowbdr88 wrote: Since birth? For sure! Almost 200!

That.
Should be true for a lot of grown up men.

Same.

just realized how terrible this question was worded, sorry.

It could still be nitpicked, unfortunately. I'm sure I've lost and gained thousands of pounds during my adult life, just a few at a time. We all have at least minor fluctuations.


Anyway, in the way you mean the question, no. I've never been heavy enough where I could lose 100 lbs and still survive.

as an adult i think the heaviest i've been was 205, the lightest, 170. i'm at 180 right now, and that's after the holidays and all the food.

I gained 75 pounds and that's all I managed to achieve with my life since I graduated high school.

I was 300 pounds at 20. At 25, I did a drastic liquid protein diet that got me at 180 after six months, but f-cked me up real bad.

Of course my metabolism was so low I gained back, and for ten years I struggled between gaining and dieting, but gaining was winning.

At 35, all Hell broke loose. And I went to almost 400 pounds.
I started losing very slowly after a stay at a eating disorder clinic (binge eating). That stopped for a while because of an accident that got me bedridden for almost 6 months.

I'm back where I started. I'm giving up on being at a healthy weight, but I still want to leave the obesity range. This said, the BMI charts are no good for me, while not being an athlete, I'm naturally heavy.

i've been told that being slightly overweight is actually good. so for my height i should be around 215-220 pounds or a bit more. i used to be super health conscious aside from the occasional cigarette but quit that too.

i'm glad you're finding a happy medium for yourself abzurd, it seems like you've had quite the rollercoaster ride. i hope you reach your goal.

at my heaviest i was 243 pounds (although i may have been a bit more, because i didn't start weighing myself until after i had started exercise and diet fun)
and my lightest before i was a child i got back down to 153
so close, but no dice

(i sit around the mid 160s these days)

6'1

On Friday 2/14/20 - 3:46:31 PM skyfish wrote: (i sit around the mid 160s these days)

You should lost another 20-30 lbs just so you can say yes to this question...

*lose

...or I suppose you can resolve to gain 100 pounds.

On Friday 2/14/20 - 3:46:31 PM skyfish wrote: (i sit around the mid 160s these days)

On Friday 2/14/20 - 3:49:30 PM CowDung wrote: You should lost another 20-30 lbs just so you can say yes to this question...

good idea
i might just cut off one of my legs, i reckon that would do it

I think that's metric feet and inches though...

On Friday 2/14/20 - 3:48:54 PM skyfish wrote: 6'1

On Friday 2/14/20 - 3:50:54 PM Yougov wrote: Kinda thin man

yeah but i was kinda thicc

I think I only lost thirty to fifty pounds. 220ish but only got down to 170 at the least. I’m at 185-190 now and not feeling too big. Just soft because I exercise very infrequently outside of walking at work.

Only just. At 18 I weighed 110 pounds. At my heaviest in 2013 I briefly weighed 215 before losing 26 pounds in a year.

Nope, I've probably put on 15-20 pounds since I was 18. If I could lose 10 or so I'd be good. But I haven't checked my weight since I was 6 months pregnant.

I'm not 18+ im 13 so ill go with since birth aswell.

6.7 lbs when I was born, so about 65 lbs even since I was born.

Since the age of 18, probably 35 lbs.