Am i too fat?

Question:

im 15 and i weigh 110, am i fat??

Answers:
You are at a BMI (Body Mass Index) of 18 which is classified as just being underweight. Not fat at all sweetie. Just be satisfied with yourself!

Other Answers:
no, at any height you are still thin, dont worry about it..

How tall are you?

NOT AT ALL. when i was 15 i was more then that and i am not fat

no, u are perfectly norma;

I am 17, and when I consider what I weigh compared to you, I know your just looking for positive attention. So I am going to tell you, that you are completely obese and need to seek medical attention as soon as possible before it gets worse.
I hope my negative sarcasm has made your day.

Nope, but be careful not to gain more. No one likes fat chics.

HELL no you sound hot

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I would not think that 110 is fat if you are an average 15 year old.. it would also depend on how tall you are..

if you are 3'5" yes, you are.

ohhhhh my god gurl im younger then u and weigh more but im not over weight but u seem real skinny dont worry your perfect dont change

NO my cousin is 13 and shes115 and she looks pretty thin so you being 15and 110lbs you must look really skinny plus were all beautiful no matter what

It depends upon your height and body mass index. You are not fat for your age at 115 pounds, generally. More information would be needed to make that evaluation. Ask your primary physician to be certain.

No you are not fat, but you do need to keep in mind your bone structure, big boned, small boned and height. All that plays a role; But being 15, even though you don't want to hear this, but you are still growing and no matter how you look it will change. But I do recomend getting in the habit of exercising whether it be through sports at school or outside of school, joining a gym, walking with a friend every day...something to keep you physically active....and that will help you in the long run to be fit and not fat.

Yes, you're a hippo. And ugly, too.

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110 is ideal for a small framed woman who is 5 feet 2 inches tall. Therefore, you are slightly underweight.

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