Getting too carried away with the weight loss?

You look awesome! Don't let anyone get you down. Your GF should be more supportive, and so should your friends. Give them some more time or move on from it. Maybe up your calories a bit if you are maintaining though

people who only knew the fat you will be kind (but biased) and keep telling you that you can't lose anymore. don't listen to them, but listen to yourself. that being said, looking at your pic you look perfectly healthy and slim so I don't think you need to lose more weight, though you may (if you feel you want to only) try gaining some muslce weight and then if you still feel you have excess fat, then try cutting that...but I think you need to do weights and eat more at this point as a primary direction (if at all) and not more pure weight loss - and that can be a hard transition to make mentally

I am gonna be honest I don't particularly eat very healthy I just got into cycling and really took to it and enjoy it. Maybe that is why people are jealous they see me eating pizza and losing weight whilst they stay huge and claim not to eat much.

Bradley Wiggins probably has people telling him he's too skinny too.

If I hadn't seen the before pics, I'd think that you were simply 'naturally skinny' - as in, not 'too thin', just someone who has a frame that's naturally on the thin side. Perhaps a little bit 'bony', but not because you aren't eating, just that it's simply the way you came out of the box!

Given that look contrasted with the much 'rounder' you before, I can see why your friends are concerned - but I think they just haven't gotten used to your new look yet.

You do have some fierce cheekbones, which were hidden before - that accentuates your look, but really, it's just a structural thing.

I would suggest getting some sun, too. :-) You say you aren't eating particularly 'healthy'? I think that is showing up a little bit in your skin tone - perhaps it's just the photo lighting, but your skin looks healthier before, and you look a bit pale now, but to be fair, we *are* just coming out of winter. But if your vitamins are lacking, you might want to look into bumping those up too, that should help your overall look quite a lot.

But 'too skinny'? No. :-)

I agree with the others, as long as you're happy where you are and are at a healthy weight, which is looks like you are, then just ignore them. I get the "you look so skinny" or "why are you still losing weight, you look fine" comments all the time, I just want to scream, "I'm 176lbs!!!!!" Drives me nuts.

gaining while strength training if you want to be more muscular.

This ^

I am staying at my current weight, I think I look fine but keep getting loads of ***** comments in work and from "friends" calling me anorexic or that I have body dysmorphia. It is really starting to get me down as I was so proud of what I lost and am so much happier in myself and much more confident, but even my girlfriend has gone from being supportive to now start saying i have lost too much and she preferred me when I was obese so I am starting to think maybe I have gone too far

Ummmm... your gf is just worried you'll upgrade.

I'm gonna be honest. You're definitely skinny, to the point that a lot of women might find you kinda scrawny. But you don't seem unhealthy, it just seems like you nautrally have a smaller build. If I were you I would up my calories and start heavy lifting to get some more muscle, look a little more substantial and less weak

I think you look completely different and some people can not accept the change, if you are healthy eating enough for your weight then just keep it up, if you have issues and are not eating then there may be some necessary concern.
And if you are healthy so be it, people feel the need to comment on anything and everything and feel entitled to give their opinions whenever they feel like it.

I'm gonna be honest. You're definitely skinny, to the point that a lot of women might find you kinda scrawny. But you don't seem unhealthy, it just seems like you nautrally have a smaller build. If I were you I would up my calories and start heavy lifting to get some more muscle, look a little more substantial and less weak

Disagree. The lean look is hot to some. Goes with that little rocker edge you've got going on. Don't sacrifice your health for fashion though. Definitely stabilize your weight around where it is now, keep cycling, and find your maintenance, and I think you'll have that hot skinny punk rock thing going without looking like you are actually on heroine / not sleeping / drinking a 1/2 gallon of vodka per day.

I get the same aggro even though I am, by choice, 11 lbs heavier than I was in my teens! (I lift weights now, and I didn't then.)

If you're healthy and happy and your BMI is in range - they're wrong. You look fine.

First tell them that you're healthy and worked hard to get where you are, then point out to them that THEY ARE INSULTING YOU. They probably don't mean to and if they realize that they're doing it, they might stop.

I think you look great! Good job on losing all that weight!
I mean if you wanted people to lay off your case, you could try and bulk up a bit, but at the same time, you need to be happy with who you are and not adjust to how other people view you.
Good job! And good luck with maintaining!

I am staying at my current weight, I think I look fine but keep getting loads of ***** comments in work and from "friends" calling me anorexic or that I have body dysmorphia. It is really starting to get me down as I was so proud of what I lost and am so much happier in myself and much more confident, but even my girlfriend has gone from being supportive to now start saying i have lost too much and she preferred me when I was obese so I am starting to think maybe I have gone too far

For some insecurity reasons, some people have problems with changes. it makes them feel uncomfortable and that's the way they cope with it. With time they will adjust ( if they value you)(if not, follow your path without them) and things will get back to normal.

Best thing, is to do what makes you feel good in the healthy range. and you look healthy and thin just fine!

I think you look good. Congratulations.