How much weight do you have to gain

For other people to notice? 10 pounds and up ?Also do you notice if someone where to put on few pounds?

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  • Kellyfitness128
    Kellyfitness128 Posts: 194 Member
    I've never had anyone comment on my weight gain, but I gained 4lbs over summer and I notice a huge different on my body! The downside to being only 5'2 :/
  • Tanie98
    Tanie98 Posts: 675 Member
    I've never had anyone comment on my weight gain, but I gained 4lbs over summer and I notice a huge different on my body! The downside to being only 5'2 :/

    Lucky you.I am 5'3 and I gained 20 lbs last winter and i had few people commented and I felt like punch each one of them in the face:explode: like mind your own business:grumble:
  • onefortyone
    onefortyone Posts: 531 Member
    I've gained and lost 20lbs a couple of times and no one's ever said a darned thing thankfully! Don't really want people to comment either way.
  • Tanie98
    Tanie98 Posts: 675 Member
    I've gained and lost 20lbs a couple of times and no one's ever said a darned thing thankfully! Don't really want people to comment either way.

    I prefer not to get comments as well weather it goes up or down.I prefer they keep that to themselves.I am not fond on weight loss like most people
  • VelveteenArabian
    VelveteenArabian Posts: 758 Member
    Probably a lot? No idea. I don't invite comments about my weight from people and negative comments receive a visit from B-Pudding.
  • wisher40
    wisher40 Posts: 15 Member
    It depends on how big or small you are. When you are bigger, you could gain or lose a larger amount without someone noticing. However, if you are small, sometimes people can notice when it's as little as 5-7 pounds
  • Beezil
    Beezil Posts: 1,677 Member
    I gained about 15 pounds over the course of several months, due to not exercising and over-eating, from 130-145 pounds. I noticed... big time. I'm sure other people noticed, too. I couldn't / still can't really fit into my booty jeans. :( Between 5-10 pounds never seemed to be a big deal, though.