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TEX3899030333123 | 21:01 Wed 02nd Jun 2021 | Weight Loss & Dieting
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im 13 and i weigh 86 kg (189 lbs)
and im 156 cm tall (5.1 feet)

am i slightly to chubby?

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Yes, to be blunt.
I think you would be much better off if you were not so heavy. Do you think you look chubby?
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Hey u guys are mean
Do you have a mirror?
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yes i have a mirror.
why do you ask?
You should be able to see that you are overweight.
You might be a smidge of the chubby side, but you're 13. Run about, play sport, get exercise. It'll soon drop off.

The main thing is don't let it own you. Be yourself, you are what you are.
Put your figures into the calculator here and see what it tells you.

https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-weight/bmi-calculator/
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But i hate exercize!
HEY IM NOT OVER WEIT!!
Why did you ask if you wanted people to lie?
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YOU GUYS ARE ALL LYING!!! IM SURE YOR ALL OBESE!!
You are a couple of inches shorter than me, 25.5kg heavier and 31 years younger.

Do yourself a favour and stop burying your head in the sand.
Well I am classed as obese and I'm the same height as you but don't weigh as much.
Have you got the figures right?
TEX, if you carry on posting in the same manner, you'll end up being suspended or banned.
According to this link ...

https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-weight/bmi-calculator/

Your results areL

99th centile
Your child's height and weight suggest they are very overweight
Age: 13
Height: 156cm
Weight: 86kg

Your child falls outside of the healthy weight range of 3rd to the 90th centile.

When a child has excess weight for their age it can lead to health and wellbeing problems like high blood pressure, early signs of type 2 diabetes, low self-esteem and poor confidence as they grow up.

There's lots you can do to help your child become a healthier weight as they grow. Getting your child to eat well and move more is important.

If you wish to discuss your child's weight further speak to your child's school nurse or a GP.
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@Barsel Yes

@LadyCG what do u mean?
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I think u guys are all lying. im fitter than all of u

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