Too Fat?

Question

I’m 5’1 and have very little muscle, so while I look average weight it’s all fat. I weigh 90 lbs but I have a tummy and my limbs jiggle a little when I move. Everyone I know seems to be skinnier than me. Is this just my self esteem or should I lose some weight?
Edit: Thanks for all the support!!! It really means a lot to me :)

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You don't need to lose weight. You'd probably be happier with your appearance if you lifted weights. Lift heavy and eat enough protein and you'll gain weight slowly in muscle and start to look toned instead of flabby. You're already skinny just not the type of skinny represented in the media.

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Girl. You don’t need to lose weight. Just start doing some exercises like weight lifting to tighten up your “jiggly” parts.

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Girrrl im 5'2 & last time i weighed myself i was like 135 or so lmao stop looking at what others look like or what society portraits, love yourself & if you want to change FOR YOUR OWN, go head but like always in a healthy way.

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I wish I was 90lbs.  I'm 5"1 and before I was pregnant I weighed about 125lbs! I haven't even dared to get on the scales 😂😂😂

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I’m 5’2” and I weigh 100 pounds. I’m positive that your fine and of corse beautiful🙂

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On the bmi scale you'd be in the unhealthy weight, being underweight!! If you want to tone up focus on cleaning up your diet, eating more smaller meals a day, drinking lots of water and being active. Walking is always a great place to start or even a group class to keep you motivated and pushing yourself x

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Do NOT try to loose weight. That will encourage an unhealthy obsession with the number on the scale and honestly, by the sounds of it, it’s not weight you need to loose anyway. Change your outlook. If you think you are unhealthy, then adopt healthier habits, like healthier foods, or lifting small weights and getting in some exercise.

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