Weight comments when training is going well...

but anorexic to everyone normal

Should be fine on here then...

I personally don't mind too much what I weigh on two conditions:

I'm riding well
I'm comfortable with how I look.

Generally the only thing that makes me feel uncomfortable is if I think that other people think I look bad. Its an irrational thing. Any shrinks on here?

the doctor is in

it means your mother hated you

My mothers so fat...
....how fat is she?

So fat she hates me.

It's the size what matters anyway.

I don't get it, you're 14st and 6' 2"? how can that be considered "too thin" are you working with obese people or something? or are they visually impaired?

(RPM a "not fat" 85Kg @ 6')

Stones sound much heavier than kilos.

I get similar comments to the OP all the time, mainly because my weight changes a lot.

I'm 6'5" and currently 16st, and in good shape. For me this is normal but in summer there was a point where I was 13st and despite feeling lighter and stronger on my bike, I got lots of comments about how I looked famished/underweight.

I'm naturally quite broad/athletic so I'd like to start lifting and put on some weight, I think I could get up to 18-20st by simply filling my frame and increasing my muscle mass.

Slim ankles, big thighs, slim waist, massive chest/shoulders FTW.

I don't get it, you're 14st and 6' 2"? how can that be considered "too thin" are you working with obese people or something? or are they visually impaired?

(RPM a "not fat" 85Kg @ 6')

I'm a big and tall bloke. When I was doing triathlon and spartanly fit the lowest I ever weighed was 13 1/2 stone and I literally had nothing on me.

Similarly, I've got a big frame to spread the weight when I let myself go (or indeed lift some weights).

I am really looking forward to the day that I am told that I am too skinny.

Colleagues rarely refrain from telling me that I am fat.

You work with bastards. :-)

It's the size what matters anyway.

ey, it's not about the size of the nail but the hammer you bang it in with

I work in a pretty unprofesisonal place. What I miss out on through not being called fat, I gain through constantly being assessed for what I'm wearing or comments when my hair has got too long.

The women especially in my office/site are pretty hung up on appearances.

Pff, until someone tells you it's not worth buying you lunch because they think you'll puke it up, or a shop assistant tells you to eat more (then walks away) when you ask for a smaller size, you've got nothing.

:P

^ this is very true. Despite my physical perfection, shop assistants are still saying "sorry about the weight". It's soooo demorialising.

Lets give these funny euro measurements a go then:

Height 188cm
Weight 80kg

What's that in proper money?

(I'm currently eating toilet paper whilst weeping uncontrollably btw)

6.16''

btw, I'm nearly exactly your height and weight.

What brand of toilet paper are you eating?

I'm naturally quite broad/athletic so I'd like to start lifting and put on some weight, I think I could get up to 18-20st by simply filling my frame and increasing my muscle mass.

Slim ankles, big thighs, slim waist, massive chest/shoulders FTW.

http://28.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_le6mt8oXgk1qzc4eao1_500.gif

You what mate ?

This makes the leather shoes thread look good.

I'm just over 6'2 and at 14 stone I looked good, don't listen to people saying you look too skinny, guaranteed most of them are the "2 bowls of special K breakfast and lunch and then fish&chips for tea is a healthy diet watch me lose a dress size" retards...

I wish I was still at 14, let it slip massively through 2010 to arrive at ove 18 now! pfftt... still starting training and eating properly again and signed up to do a half marathon in may as a bit of motivation... should be back to 14 by summer (and the you've lost alot of weight, what drugs are you taking comments.)

Let me make one thing straight. I always look good. Just sometimes there's more of me.