Depends on your social context. Are you chubby among your peers? If so, then yes. If you fit right in, then no. There's no objective standard.

Anonymous wrote:Yes. I would say 6 and above is heavy for any height. I’m 5-2 and I cycled through these sizes after having a baby while I worked my way back to size 2. My size 6 and 8 jeans were so big compared to my regular clothes. And the 10s! Omg don’t even get me started. I still shudder a little when I see them at the store.

What is your current size and weight? Just curious. I'm also 5'2" and around 123 lbs, size 6. But I don't feel like I look heavy. I look pretty average I think for mid-40s with two kids.

I'm sadly about 20 lbs heavier than my high school weight (which is where my kid is now). But I don't think it would look natural for me to be that skinny anymore at this age.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. I would say 6 and above is heavy for any height. I’m 5-2 and I cycled through these sizes after having a baby while I worked my way back to size 2. My size 6 and 8 jeans were so big compared to my regular clothes. And the 10s! Omg don’t even get me started. I still shudder a little when I see them at the store.

My BMI in a size 8 is underweight. Butt out shortie.

The person who started the thread is short….

Anonymous wrote:Yes. I would say 6 and above is heavy for any height. I’m 5-2 and I cycled through these sizes after having a baby while I worked my way back to size 2. My size 6 and 8 jeans were so big compared to my regular clothes. And the 10s! Omg don’t even get me started. I still shudder a little when I see them at the store.

My BMI in a size 8 is underweight. Butt out shortie.

Giving a size isn't as meaningful as giving a weight.

I we know your height <b>AND</b> weight, we can give you the answer you seek.

Having said that, I'd say you're Chunky yet funky!

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. I would say 6 and above is heavy for any height. I’m 5-2 and I cycled through these sizes after having a baby while I worked my way back to size 2. My size 6 and 8 jeans were so big compared to my regular clothes. And the 10s! Omg don’t even get me started. I still shudder a little when I see them at the store.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. I would say 6 and above is heavy for any height. I’m 5-2 and I cycled through these sizes after having a baby while I worked my way back to size 2. My size 6 and 8 jeans were so big compared to my regular clothes. And the 10s! Omg don’t even get me started. I still shudder a little when I see them at the store.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes. I would say 6 and above is heavy for any height. I’m 5-2 and I cycled through these sizes after having a baby while I worked my way back to size 2. My size 6 and 8 jeans were so big compared to my regular clothes. And the 10s! Omg don’t even get me started. I still shudder a little when I see them at the store.

I don’t think you can say that when your perspective is of someone who’s 5”2. Obviously size 6-8 seems big on a short person, because your weight can’t be distributed over much height. If you were 5”6 and size 6 you’d look pretty thin; if you were 5”9+ and size 6 you’d look very skinny.

Im a size 2-4 and 5'5"

I don't think a size 8 would be considered "heavy" just on the fuller end of a heathy weight.

Yes. I would say 6 and above is heavy for any height. I’m 5-2 and I cycled through these sizes after having a baby while I worked my way back to size 2. My size 6 and 8 jeans were so big compared to my regular clothes. And the 10s! Omg don’t even get me started. I still shudder a little when I see them at the store.

Absolutely.

Depends on the level of fitness and how the person feels. I am 5’8” and wear a size 8. However, right now I am a very soft size 8 whereas I used to be a very fit, muscular size 8. My body looks very different even in the same clothes. I feel heavy (and look heavier in photos) even though my actual lbs and clothing size are the same.

No, average, I think.