Not in the DC area. This is a national measurement so it includes the immensely obese populations of some southern states. |
People outside the DMV post here. What’s the regional average? |
| 44, 28” waist - down from 33” this time last year! |
| 66F; 27", now 5.2" tall. I gained 2" in the waist when I lost that in height. |
| Everyone is obviously lying here. There’s no way to check the real waist size of these women. What’s the point of this thread? |
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I am involved in the dance world.
I am calling BS on all these middle aged women with children claiming 26" waists. A 26" waist would be on the smaller size for a teenage dancer dancing 10-20 hours per week. The only middle aged womem with that waist size are going to be a handful of asian women, and I cannot believe that there are this many tiny middle aged asian women with children posting in the dcum fashion forum today. |
26 is pretty small. But 27-29 is a pretty normal range for a woman of any age that works out and is in good shape. |
“Size 4” is not universal. This is why every company posts a size chart with what body measurements correspond with each size. Same for small, medium, large sizes. When ordering a new brand, I always check the size charts. I guess I assumed everyone does this and therefore would know their basic measurements. |
It’s a pretty normal size for people with eating disorders which we’ve clearly seen on this site. We always talk about the eating disorders of people who eat too much but on this site a lot of people have serious eating disorders in the other direction. |
Oh wow. That is terrible! |
A 27-29 inch would would be the equivalent of a size 4-8. That isnt scary thin, rather heathy weight and in shape |
Again, you won’t understand this cause you probably have an eating disorder, but size 4 is not normal for a fully grown woman. |
lol, plenty of us here order clothes online. We know how it works. You don’t need to know measurements. |
I think the high prevalence of obesity has skewed your perception. |
| 55F 26in waist. Kids 22 and 26 |