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Too Fat??
I am a 15 yr old who plays sports but i got injured (i fractured a vertebra in my lower back) ne ways i had to sit out for over a month i could not work out... Just a simple yes or no is 5'9" and 140 fat or not ?
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
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no, now a days everyone is looking at these celebrities and thinking if they don't weigh 10 lbs than they're fat. i have a little weight problem myself, and it makes me cry sometimes. but, no your not!
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I'm almost 5'9 and weigh 145 and people tell me im not fat, so i guess not.
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noo way is that fat
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Nope, you are just fine the way you are. The more taller you get, the more weight you gain. Hope I helped :)
<3 Karen
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omg no! that is nothing compared to fat! You are perfect! =)
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no
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no! dont be crazy.. you are FINNNNNE!
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if you think you're fat...you're crazy!
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NoPE!
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No!!!!
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nope..not at all.4 me i think is good.just as long as u dont have rolls(lol)
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Definitly is not.
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no!!!!!!!
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NO WAY!
rate me please!
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hell naw im 5'9'141 but i kinda skinny but just haev a lil baby cute but most of my body is musle n it can be all musle n if its fat ur anit that fat so NO
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No.
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no way
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You are definetly not fat... I have a friend that's 5' 2" and she's 135... she isn't fat and you're 7 inches taller than her you're definetly skinny
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u r def. NOT fat!
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for your height, no
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No.
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HELLZ NO
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That is definitaly NOT fat! You have a body mass index of 20.7, which is at the 59th percentile. A healthy BMI is between the 5th and the 89th percentile. You fall right in there. Don't worry, really. If it's the sitting out that has u worried, start working out to tone up.
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no your not fat at all
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no
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No
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nope, not at all
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no ur not fat
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No way!! Not at all!! =D
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not at all
magical mike
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nope
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No you're not fat so you have nothing to worry about. I hope this helps!
Crystal
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i think ur just fine and ur not over weight and ur tall i dont thats fat
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no... 5'9" and 140 is not fat.
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