If you are 5'3" How much do you weigh?

[Anonymous]

5'2, 167 lbs. 38-31-41 Fuck it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:125 and a size 4. I carry my weight in my legs.

Me too. I look great from my thighs up. But my legs and calves and ankles are thick and the only way I can feel skinny is to get below 120. I've done it - usually through stress, not diet and exercise. When I have been there it's so liberating. I look great in dresses and skinny jeans. Unfortunately my butt disappears and my face becomes gaunt. Can't have the bed of both worlds I guess .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But I think about 115 is a perfect weight for a 5,3 person.

This is me. All through my 20s up to now, my mid 40s, I've had people remark how thin I am. But I'm short and petite so 112-115 looks perfect on me. My body seemed to naturally settle at that range. I always realized these were compliments but it always seemed like an odd remark. Now in my mid 40s, I am mindful of creeping weight gain that happens to women, so I do 5:2 intermittent fasting for a few weeks at a time to keep my weight at 115 -117. I'm a light and healthy eater anyway, but this helps me to maintain the desired weight range at middle age.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:108

You be perfect.

[Anonymous]

5'3, 122 lbs, 43, size 5 (sometimes 6). Have been between 120-124 since having kids. I would say it is a challenge to maintain a good waistline and not have a muffin top. If I don't walk at least 2 miles a day, I definitely see the muffin top coming in. The good thing is, my boobs look better with weight gain- the don'tlook like a preteen.
But, that doesn't mean I am overall healthy. Looks can be deceiving. Need to do a physical every year. I get tired faster these days.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As you see, there is a range, because height isn't the whole story. If you feel healthier with the extra weight, that may be where you need to be. I'm 5'3" and would look and feel terrible at 116. I'm usually at 122.

Pp is right. I'm 5'3" and 140. I could lose 5 pounds but I wouldn't want to go lower than that. I work out a lot, have a lot of muscle which weighs more, and a stocky build. I would get sick if I tried to get to 122.

[Anonymous]

I am 5'3" and currently 150 (6 months postpartum). My ideal weight would be around 125-130, but pre pregnancy I was around 140.

I'd love to shed these last ten pounds of baby weight but it's really hard while breastfeeding. I crave sweets all the time, in a way I never did before.

[Anonymous]

95-100

[Anonymous]

Range between 113-117lbs

[Anonymous]

Naked or clothed? I'm 105-110. Miserable at 110. I have issues, at 44.

[Anonymous]

I go between 111 and 115. Active, don't really count calories, but generally eat healthy during the week.

[Anonymous]

I'm at 210 down from 225.


At my fittest, when I had to walk a hilly mile to my job of lifting heavy cases of booze and kegs of beer, I weighed 150.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm 128. I look great, size 2. But I would like to lose five more.

You don't look great. You need to lose about 20 lbs.

[Anonymous]

Female, 120lbs
And there are different body types: ectomorph, endomorph and mesomorph.

Size of clothes varies since different brands doesn't always have the same measurements. If I buy at Ann Taylor Loft, size 2 will fit most of the time. If I go to Kohl's and go to their junior section, size 5 will fit. In their women section, size 2-4 will fit. If I order from Lands End, small size and size 4 will fit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But I think about 115 is a perfect weight for a 5,3 person.

This is me. All through my 20s up to now, my mid 40s, I've had people remark how thin I am. But I'm short and petite so 112-115 looks perfect on me. My body seemed to naturally settle at that range. I always realized these were compliments but it always seemed like an odd remark. Now in my mid 40s, I am mindful of creeping weight gain that happens to women, so I do 5:2 intermittent fasting for a few weeks at a time to keep my weight at 115 -117. I'm a light and healthy eater anyway, but this helps me to maintain the desired weight range at middle age.

Do you exercise vigorously? I don't see how you could. I need 2000 calories a day to maintain my exercise regimen.