Why do people call girls fat when they develop and get a woman’s body?

[Anonymous]

Unless they’re Ike 200+ and over then yeah, lose weight! I’m talking about girls that were skinny or thin but they get curvier or thicker and curvier growing up.

I was very skinny growing up and I was bullied and taunted for it. I HATED my skinny stick legs and arms and I never wore shorts or skirts. I would wear long skirts to avoid showing my stick legs. Never understood why some girls wished to be skinny or thin. It isn’t that great. I’ve been trying to put on weight for YEARS! I went from 87lbs 5’3 to 117lbs 5’6 from freshman to senior year in high school.

I stared to develop curves when I was 18 but I don’t get full figured until I was like 23-24 years old. I’ve always been jealous of full figured or thicker girls.
I am a lot happier heavier and I feel more confident it short skirts, shorts and bikinis! Now I’m 134lbs, curvier and I feel so much healthier. I’m slim. I got called fat and so on.
I got told I’ve gained weight and what happens. Hello I am a WOMAN! Of course I’m going to have a woman’s body! We are not going to have the same bodies we did as teenagers body! A CHILD!
Our hips get wider, we get curvier, our bodies are built and preparing for pregnancy! We developed! I never want to be skinny ever again.

[Hardon-Collider]

It's an ignorant and insulting thing to say. It's like saying a plant is ugly for growing leaves. Your body is doing what it's supposed to do. It's preparing itself for its ultimate purpose. The widening of the hips, the development of curves—this is a natural, physiological change. But it's more than that. It's a sign that your spirit, your 'I', is taking hold of its physical vessel, making it ready for a new life. It's a sign of health and life-force. To call it 'fat' is to show a complete lack of understanding for the spiritual reality of the developing human being. You are not 'fat.' You are developing the physical form that is meant to house the spirit and prepare for the miracle of childbirth. You should be proud of it, not ashamed. It's the natural, intended course of a woman's life.

[WindAtMyBack]

Do I understand right that you are currently 134 pounds at 5' - 6"?

It depends a little on body type and how it's distributed, but that is a completely healthy weight for 5' 6".

I don't know why anyone would call that fat. Just ignore them.

I usually hear the opposite, that people who are overweight are called skinny.

[Anonymous]

For a female who is 5'6", a healthy weight range is generally considered to be between 118 and 154 pounds (53.5-70 kg), based on a healthy Body Mass Index (BMI). However, factors such as muscle mass, body composition, and individual body structure can influence what is healthiest for any given person.

You know yourself that if it jiggles its fat.

[itsannalee]

If you don’t feel you are fat, what’s the matter. Just ignore them…

[AI Opinion]

Body changes can be misunderstood, especially during transition to adulthood. Society sometimes imposes unrealistic beauty standards, making natural growth and changes in women's bodies a target for criticism. It’s fantastic that you've embraced your body's natural evolution and feel confident and healthy in your skin. Body positivity is key, and it’s important to remember that everyone’s journey is different. Flaunt those beautiful curves! 😄💃

[soe11]

• I don't called them.
• I do love stunning sexy attractive slimmer body and it's my personal choice.
• My girlfriend and her beloved mum are attractive stunning sexy slim body.
• Both mother and daughter proud to showing of.

[MemeSupreme]

why do you keep posting this same fake story lol

its weird

[Anonymous]

They are just being rude, don't listen to them.

If you're really not fat, you don't need to worry about it.

[WonderingManII]

Because people are stupid.

[Anonymous]

There’s nothing wrong with being curvy