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[quote=Anonymous]It's weird to me to see all these numbers out of context. Every body is different. Gaining weight after marriage could be due to exercising less (or exercising more, if you are building muscle), or to having kids, or to recovering from an eating disorder, or from depression, or to drinking more... so many factors, some positive, some negative. For some bodies, 110 is their healthiest weight. For others, 150. It really depends.

I am someone who loses weight when I am under a lot of stress or depressed. I also sometimes also start losing my hair or get eczema. Several times in my life, I've had female friends commend me for looking good simply because I was thinner, not realizing that losing weight was a sign of illness for me. I once told a friend that my weight loss was due to stress and she said, "Lucky you!" and she meant it.

Anyway, I think I probably weigh about the same now as I did when I got married 6 years ago. I've gone through two different bouts of depression/anxiety since then, and done a lot of work on myself through therapy and reading. For what it's worth, I'm 5'4".[/quote]

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