Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The BMI standard is really quite forgiving. My wife is 5'6" and 120. I remember when she was mid pregnancy and got up to 140. She was... a big girl. I can't imagine someone 5'2" thinking they're any semblance of healthy at that weight. Wife felt HUGE at 140.
I find it really sad that you found your 5'6" 140 lb wife HUGE. Especially since she was PREGNANT ffs.
Also here is someone 5'6" and 136 lbs. So huge.
https://app.mybodygallery.com/#/?height=168&weight=64
These pictures are helpful. I'm age 59 and weight 139 (3 pounds more) at 5"6".
Anonymous wrote:The BMI standard is really quite forgiving. My wife is 5'6" and 120. I remember when she was mid pregnancy and got up to 140. She was... a big girl. I can't imagine someone 5'2" thinking they're any semblance of healthy at that weight. Wife felt HUGE at 140.
I find it really sad that you found your 5'6" 140 lb wife HUGE. Especially since she was PREGNANT ffs.
Also here is someone 5'6" and 136 lbs. So huge.
https://app.mybodygallery.com/#/?height=168&weight=64
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Overweight starts at 136. https://www.bmi-chart.info/Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Huh? At 5'2" that is about 30 pounds overweight.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Obesity is heavily linked to poor health. Even 20 - 40 pounds overweight is linked to poor health markers particularly in the 40 pound number OP mentioned.
True, but being mildly overweight is associated with better health.
You don’t know where OPs wife started.
If she’s 5’2” and started at 100 lbs, and is now 140lbs, she is barely overweight. To be obese, she would have had to be overweight to start with.
No. 135 pounds is a normal BMI at 5 foot two. Look it up.
Not that I need a chart to tell me a 5'2" woman is overweight at 140. And women that short do NOT carry that weight well at all.
The BMI standard is really quite forgiving. My wife is 5'6" and 120. I remember when she was mid pregnancy and got up to 140. She was... a big girl. I can't imagine someone 5'2" thinking they're any semblance of healthy at that weight. Wife felt HUGE at 140.
140 pounds is not HUGE.![]()
5 feet 6 at 140lbs is actually pretty good, especially in middle age. I look really good at 160 at 5 feet 7. When I am 135, I look terrifyingly skinny.
Eh, i feel huge when I've been at 140 and I'm 5'6". I usually stay at 120, which means a size 2. 140 means a 6 or 8, which feels huge to a normally-skinny person.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Overweight starts at 136. https://www.bmi-chart.info/Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Huh? At 5'2" that is about 30 pounds overweight.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Obesity is heavily linked to poor health. Even 20 - 40 pounds overweight is linked to poor health markers particularly in the 40 pound number OP mentioned.
True, but being mildly overweight is associated with better health.
You don’t know where OPs wife started.
If she’s 5’2” and started at 100 lbs, and is now 140lbs, she is barely overweight. To be obese, she would have had to be overweight to start with.
No. 135 pounds is a normal BMI at 5 foot two. Look it up.
Not that I need a chart to tell me a 5'2" woman is overweight at 140. And women that short do NOT carry that weight well at all.
The BMI standard is really quite forgiving. My wife is 5'6" and 120. I remember when she was mid pregnancy and got up to 140. She was... a big girl. I can't imagine someone 5'2" thinking they're any semblance of healthy at that weight. Wife felt HUGE at 140.
140 pounds is not HUGE.![]()
5 feet 6 at 140lbs is actually pretty good, especially in middle age. I look really good at 160 at 5 feet 7. When I am 135, I look terrifyingly skinny.
Eh, i feel huge when I've been at 140 and I'm 5'6". I usually stay at 120, which means a size 2. 140 means a 6 or 8, which feels huge to a normally-skinny person.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Overweight starts at 136. https://www.bmi-chart.info/Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Huh? At 5'2" that is about 30 pounds overweight.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Obesity is heavily linked to poor health. Even 20 - 40 pounds overweight is linked to poor health markers particularly in the 40 pound number OP mentioned.
True, but being mildly overweight is associated with better health.
You don’t know where OPs wife started.
If she’s 5’2” and started at 100 lbs, and is now 140lbs, she is barely overweight. To be obese, she would have had to be overweight to start with.
No. 135 pounds is a normal BMI at 5 foot two. Look it up.
Not that I need a chart to tell me a 5'2" woman is overweight at 140. And women that short do NOT carry that weight well at all.
The BMI standard is really quite forgiving. My wife is 5'6" and 120. I remember when she was mid pregnancy and got up to 140. She was... a big girl. I can't imagine someone 5'2" thinking they're any semblance of healthy at that weight. Wife felt HUGE at 140.
140 pounds is not HUGE.![]()
5 feet 6 at 140lbs is actually pretty good, especially in middle age. I look really good at 160 at 5 feet 7. When I am 135, I look terrifyingly skinny.
Eh, i feel huge when I've been at 140 and I'm 5'6". I usually stay at 120, which means a size 2. 140 means a 6 or 8, which feels huge to a normally-skinny person.
The BMI standard is really quite forgiving. My wife is 5'6" and 120. I remember when she was mid pregnancy and got up to 140. She was... a big girl. I can't imagine someone 5'2" thinking they're any semblance of healthy at that weight. Wife felt HUGE at 140.
Anonymous wrote:I think I'm OP's wife. He's lying about why he doesn't want a divorce. He doesn't want a divorce because he doesn't want to lose his lifestyle. He didn't tell you that I make all the money in this relationship and he would have nothing if he left me.
I'll admit that I'm fat. I'm trying to lose weight, but I'm tired. And I'm depressed, and he's a huge asshole, and his lack of sensitivity and passive aggressiveness is not helping the situation.
Also, the sex has never been very good, so it's not like I'm missing out on anything. I do a better job of satisfying myself than he ever did.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Overweight starts at 136. https://www.bmi-chart.info/Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Huh? At 5'2" that is about 30 pounds overweight.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Obesity is heavily linked to poor health. Even 20 - 40 pounds overweight is linked to poor health markers particularly in the 40 pound number OP mentioned.
True, but being mildly overweight is associated with better health.
You don’t know where OPs wife started.
If she’s 5’2” and started at 100 lbs, and is now 140lbs, she is barely overweight. To be obese, she would have had to be overweight to start with.
No. 135 pounds is a normal BMI at 5 foot two. Look it up.
Not that I need a chart to tell me a 5'2" woman is overweight at 140. And women that short do NOT carry that weight well at all.
The BMI standard is really quite forgiving. My wife is 5'6" and 120. I remember when she was mid pregnancy and got up to 140. She was... a big girl. I can't imagine someone 5'2" thinking they're any semblance of healthy at that weight. Wife felt HUGE at 140.
140 pounds is not HUGE.![]()
5 feet 6 at 140lbs is actually pretty good, especially in middle age. I look really good at 160 at 5 feet 7. When I am 135, I look terrifyingly skinny.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I hope she divorces you and finds some man who likes a little more cushion for the pushin
only low class guys like extra
Anonymous wrote:I think I'm OP's wife. He's lying about why he doesn't want a divorce. He doesn't want a divorce because he doesn't want to lose his lifestyle. He didn't tell you that I make all the money in this relationship and he would have nothing if he left me.
I'll admit that I'm fat. I'm trying to lose weight, but I'm tired. And I'm depressed, and he's a huge asshole, and his lack of sensitivity and passive aggressiveness is not helping the situation.
Also, the sex has never been very good, so it's not like I'm missing out on anything. I do a better job of satisfying myself than he ever did.
Anonymous wrote:Overweight starts at 136. https://www.bmi-chart.info/Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Huh? At 5'2" that is about 30 pounds overweight.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Obesity is heavily linked to poor health. Even 20 - 40 pounds overweight is linked to poor health markers particularly in the 40 pound number OP mentioned.
True, but being mildly overweight is associated with better health.
You don’t know where OPs wife started.
If she’s 5’2” and started at 100 lbs, and is now 140lbs, she is barely overweight. To be obese, she would have had to be overweight to start with.
No. 135 pounds is a normal BMI at 5 foot two. Look it up.
Not that I need a chart to tell me a 5'2" woman is overweight at 140. And women that short do NOT carry that weight well at all.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Overweight starts at 136. https://www.bmi-chart.info/Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Huh? At 5'2" that is about 30 pounds overweight.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Obesity is heavily linked to poor health. Even 20 - 40 pounds overweight is linked to poor health markers particularly in the 40 pound number OP mentioned.
True, but being mildly overweight is associated with better health.
You don’t know where OPs wife started.
If she’s 5’2” and started at 100 lbs, and is now 140lbs, she is barely overweight. To be obese, she would have had to be overweight to start with.
No. 135 pounds is a normal BMI at 5 foot two. Look it up.
Not that I need a chart to tell me a 5'2" woman is overweight at 140. And women that short do NOT carry that weight well at all.
The BMI standard is really quite forgiving. My wife is 5'6" and 120. I remember when she was mid pregnancy and got up to 140. She was... a big girl. I can't imagine someone 5'2" thinking they're any semblance of healthy at that weight. Wife felt HUGE at 140.
140 pounds is not HUGE.![]()