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24 Feb 2012, 4:17 pm

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80-130ish


How short would the person have to be for 80 pounds to be a healthy weight? O.o

EDIT: Nevermind, hyperlexian beat me to it. :P


4'11" lololol


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24 Feb 2012, 4:18 pm

DiabloDave363 wrote:
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80-130ish


How short would the person have to be for 80 pounds to be a healthy weight? O.o

EDIT: Nevermind, hyperlexian beat me to it. :P


4'11" lololol

nooooooo i calculated it with a bmi calculator and the individual would have to be 4'7" or shorter.


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24 Feb 2012, 4:19 pm

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she isn't 80lb, unless she is about 4'3". this is a 5'4" woman (average height) at 80lb:

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the girls that weigh 80 pounds are roughly 5 feet and do not even look bony -_-


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24 Feb 2012, 4:20 pm

did you see the picture of Nicole Richie at 5'1" and 90 lb?

it could be that the females you are interested in are lying about their weight, maybe.


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24 Feb 2012, 4:27 pm

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did you see the picture of Nicole Richie at 5'1" and 90 lb?

it could be that the females you are interested in are lying about their weight, maybe.


Yeah. That tends to happen... O.o



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24 Feb 2012, 4:29 pm

I don't think anyone likes how emaciated looks, just that it can happen unfortunately when people's minds play tricks on them in the mirror.


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24 Feb 2012, 5:31 pm

And sometimes people just can't gain weight. I know I couldn't when I was 20. At 5'9", I weighed 110 and ate like a freaking pig. >.<


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24 Feb 2012, 5:43 pm

Can't be Fat or anorexic looking. It may sound shallow and harsh but fat really does say something about discipline in a person.



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24 Feb 2012, 5:46 pm

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Can't be Fat or anorexic looking. It may sound shallow and harsh but fat really does say something about discipline in a person.

Not necessarily. I known lots of fat people including my mom who don't eat alot & are very active. I eat aLOT more than my mom & I am, usually a lot less active & I'm only slightly overweight


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24 Feb 2012, 5:48 pm

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Can't be Fat or anorexic looking. It may sound shallow and harsh but fat really does say something about discipline in a person.

actually, new research has shown that obese people have neurological problems with their dopamine reward systems (same with addicts). basically, what is "satisfying" to a normal-weight person does not satisfy an obese person, on a neurochemical level. so they have to have MORE discipline than you do in order to be the same weight as you.


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24 Feb 2012, 6:11 pm

A healthy weight I suppose, its not really something that would make or break a potential relationship for me its just a preference. Although if someone was unhealithly overweight and refused to do anything about it I could see that being a problem, but more due to a probable difference in lifestyle choice than disliking how they looked.



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24 Feb 2012, 7:14 pm

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actually, new research has shown that obese people have neurological problems with their dopamine reward systems (same with addicts). basically, what is "satisfying" to a normal-weight person does not satisfy an obese person, on a neurochemical level. so they have to have MORE discipline than you do in order to be the same weight as you.


Oh, come on. Everybody is the same. Their are no physical and neurological differences. Everybody chooses to be the way they are! :P

(Note: There was some use of sarcasm in my post.) :-D



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24 Feb 2012, 7:20 pm

Catman wrote:
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actually, new research has shown that obese people have neurological problems with their dopamine reward systems (same with addicts). basically, what is "satisfying" to a normal-weight person does not satisfy an obese person, on a neurochemical level. so they have to have MORE discipline than you do in order to be the same weight as you.


Oh, come on. Everybody is the same. Their are no physical and neurological differences. Everybody chooses to be the way they are! :P

(Note: There was some use of sarcasm in my post.) :-D

:lol: i caught it. it's good you pointed it out though as sometimes i am not so perceptive


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24 Feb 2012, 7:58 pm

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Oh, come on. Everybody is the same. Their are no physical and neurological differences. Everybody chooses to be the way they are! :P

I still know people, my age, who love to see themselves as vastly superior to others and use that as ammunition. Poetic justice - they chase everyone away and essentially end up by themselves.


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24 Feb 2012, 10:29 pm

Catman wrote:
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actually, new research has shown that obese people have neurological problems with their dopamine reward systems (same with addicts). basically, what is "satisfying" to a normal-weight person does not satisfy an obese person, on a neurochemical level. so they have to have MORE discipline than you do in order to be the same weight as you.


Oh, come on. Everybody is the same. Their are no physical and neurological differences. Everybody chooses to be the way they are! :P

(Note: There was some use of sarcasm in my post.) :-D


:lmao:

Some people just can't seem to realise that everyone is different. I supposedly have a Theory of Mind deficiency and I seem to be more mindful of that fact than a lot of 'normal' people.


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25 Feb 2012, 3:11 am

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Some people just can't seem to realise that everyone is different. I supposedly have a Theory of Mind deficiency and I seem to be more mindful of that fact than a lot of 'normal' people.


Holy Carp! I had no idea whay you meant when you wrote "Theory of Mind deficiency", so I looked it up. Umm. Uhh. Really? We are supposed to have "Theory of Mind???" I do believe I'm missing that. And they say mind-reading isn't possible! Ha! Apparently "normal" people can do it! No wonder we can't understand them!! !