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Happy for you then! I wasn't thinking BMI but worrying about a fellow very-thin/tall, from personal experience. I didn't feel 'bad' then when I was so thin, mo
by touisteur 5y ago
Happy for you then! I wasn't thinking BMI but worrying about a fellow very-thin/tall, from personal experience.
I didn't feel 'bad' then when I was so thin, mostly I could eat anything in any quantity and feel fine. Things like 2 or 3 large pizzas and still room for desert... but when I look at pictures I didn't look very healthy. But yeah, each body/morphology is different :-).
I think I messed up something with my hormones or something during my first year in college where I death-marched myself to study constantly until 5am, 'sleep' one hour or (luxury!) two and cold-shower myself into the next day, for 7 months. I felt so behind in everything and I hadn't learned to 'work' or 'study' in school, and I so afraid to fail and be poor fir life that I drained every ounce of anything I had to get by...
Summerbreak of that first year in college, once exams and projects were done, I slept for 2 months, mostly waking up to eat, play console, read and go back to sleep... That september I was 130kg (from 55kg, still I have the stretch marks) it didn't hit me until November that my body had changed.
Strangest thing then: I had gained so much muscle! I still don't really understand why. End of puberty I guess, but all so fast!