Anonymous
03/13/2016 16:09
Subject: Ladies, are you heavier than your mother?
Yes, probably 30 lbs heavier than my mom if I had to guess. To be fair, though, I have my dad's body type - not hers.
Anonymous
03/13/2016 14:41
Subject: Ladies, are you heavier than your mother?
Anonymous wrote:Yes, but she's anorexic.
+1 My mother weighs 100 lbs. Thank goodness I am heavier than her.
Anonymous
03/13/2016 11:46
Subject: Ladies, are you heavier than your mother?
I weigh more, but we wear the same size clothes.
Anonymous
03/11/2016 14:20
Subject: Ladies, are you heavier than your mother?
Yes, but she's anorexic.
Anonymous
03/06/2016 20:17
Subject: Ladies, are you heavier than your mother?
Pps have mentioned it, but you cannot discount the thinning effect smoking has. Now that it's seriously out of fashion at least for the upper middle class, people are heavier. It's not the only reason, but it's a big one. My mother got thin in her 30s on cigs and coffee. Died at 51. Don't recommend it.
Anonymous
03/06/2016 19:45
Subject: Ladies, are you heavier than your mother?
My mom has been within ten pounds of her high school weight her entire life. Even after three children. She's 81!
Not at all same proportions, but I strive to do the same. I'm more muscular and more fit. My mom was probably skinny fat for most of her life.
Not at all same proportions, but I strive to do the same. I'm more muscular and more fit. My mom was probably skinny fat for most of her life.
Anonymous
03/06/2016 18:14
Subject: Ladies, are you heavier than your mother?
I weigh probably 30 pounds more than my mom but I'm 3 inches taller. I have way bigger boobs and a regular butt, as opposed to her lack of boobs and huge butt. My mom also monitors everything she eats like a crazy person and I just can't do that. I figure my extra weight is a fair trade off for a way better (looking) body.
Anonymous
03/06/2016 14:20
Subject: Ladies, are you heavier than your mother?
Anonymous wrote:Yes. My mother is an elite marathon runner at 65. I get out of breath running for the bus.
Your mother is awesome! My mom has let herself go and gained 80+ pounds, so I'm way smaller now.
Anonymous
03/06/2016 13:56
Subject: Re:Ladies, are you heavier than your mother?
No, my mother has always been overweight. I've always been tall and slender even after having children.
Anonymous
03/03/2016 21:42
Subject: Ladies, are you heavier than your mother?
We weigh the same but carry our weight differently. She only gains in her stomach; I gain everywhere BUT my stomach. Most of the women I know (whose moms I also know) are the same - very similar weight to their moms, if not necessarily the same distribution pattern.
Anonymous
03/03/2016 21:35
Subject: Ladies, are you heavier than your mother?
My sibling died and she stopped eating but yes even before that I am heavier. She had talked about being a teen and eating only egg whites to stay skinny.
What's your angle op? Turning us against our mothers. Get over yourself
What's your angle op? Turning us against our mothers. Get over yourself
Anonymous
03/03/2016 20:41
Subject: Ladies, are you heavier than your mother?
Yes. My mother is an elite marathon runner at 65. I get out of breath running for the bus.
Anonymous
03/02/2016 08:31
Subject: Ladies, are you heavier than your mother?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not anymore, as she was cremated.
Please tell me it's OK to laugh at this.
Absolutely.
Anonymous
03/01/2016 21:18
Subject: Re:Ladies, are you heavier than your mother?
She has been dead for four years, so probably yes.
Anonymous
02/29/2016 23:08
Subject: Ladies, are you heavier than your mother?
In total yes, but proportionally no. She is taller than me.