I was wondering.. Should I lose weight and start dieting or something? The last time I checked I was 5'6 with 147lb. It would really help if those who believe I should lose weight comment down with how many I should lose. Thanks for reading, love yal

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All that matters is that you are comfortable with your body. If you feel good, then you are good. If you feel uncomfortable, then change to make yourself comfortable with yourself. I didn’t like my body about four years ago, so I changed my eating habits and began to work out, and lost 20 pounds. I feel much more comfortable in my own skin now even if others view me as overweight (5’10 and 180). If you want to lose weight, then lose weight. If you are worried about what others will think of you, I wouldn’t worry about it too much. 💕 I personally think you are perfectly fine the way you are, but again, you do you boo.

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Everybody’s body carry’s weight differently though too. None of my friends or coworkers believe me when I would tell them I weighed 175 (I’m 5’7”) They all day that I “carry it well” 🤷🏻‍♀️ I still think I’m fat, but they meant it as a compliment. (That’s me on the left)

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My suggestion is to start working out. You wont lose as much weight since the fat will be replaced with muscle, but you'll look better and feel great. Plus you get this satisfaction from working out like "hell yeah I worked out this week and now have NO doubts about wearing this tight dress". The weight doesn't matter as long as you feel healthy and comfortable in your own skin

I was wondering.. Should I lose weight and start dieting or something? The last time I checked I was 5'6 with 147lb. It would really help if those who believe I should lose weight comment down with how many I should lose. Thanks for reading, love yal

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