When have you lied about your weight?
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Not on MFP but have in the past on my Driver's license!0
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i really cant think of a time when i lied about it0
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Only when I wanted to donate plasma for food money, and I was about 5 lbs too light to be eligible.0
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Hmm, I usually round up or down depending on what mood I'm in. As someone already said, most people don't really have a good idea of what different weights can look like on people, so I feel like it may as well be any random number for most people. However, I am usually no more than a few pounds away from my actual weight. I agree there's no point in lying significantly as anyone can see what you look like.0
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I've actually never ever lied about my weight. I've just never been ashamed of it. When I weighed myself at work at my heaviest and my co-worker asked me, I told her what it was.
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Never... But I prefer not to answer if anybody ask how much my weight is huhuhu!!0
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Outside a medical situation, I don't think I've ever been asked. It's a rude question, isn't it?0
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I've never lied about my weight (not more than give or take 5 pounds).SwashBlogger wrote: »Outside a medical situation, I don't think I've ever been asked. It's a rude question, isn't it?
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Driver's license.0
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Maybe in my early teen years when I wasn't comfortable with myself (Who is at that age?). But in recent years I've been accused of lying about my weight, but never actually have.0
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My class at uni did a research project a couple of months back and we needed to give our BMIs for it. I gave mine as if I weighed a stone less than I actually did. It was actually then that I realised I need to sort this out...0
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Today at the chiropractor's office. And at the DMV when I got my license renewed. F* it. Depresses me enough without having it published on my driver's license.0
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"I weigh, like, 110" --95 lbs and not fooling anyone0
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MY license has the incorrect weight.. They never requested I change it. It started out right.. and increased over the years.. it's WAY OFF..0
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I've never understood this behavior. It's not as though I look at a girl and think "wow, she looks great," then hear her weight and reassess. Same goes for the other direction, it's never "hmm, that guy could stand to drop a pound or two. Oh wait, really? he's only 170? In that case, mea culpa ."0
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For what it's worth, I've done a TON of guessing over the years. I don't know if that counts as lying, but a lot of times, it would have been months since I'd been on a scale, and I was probably kind with my estimates.0
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I think I probably lied to my boyfriend about my weight when I first met him but it soon fell off anyway. You guys just made me look at my license though out of curiosity and I weigh 15lbs less than that! YAY! Thanks for making my day better! Haha0
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last time I got my driver's license I am now much lower than that lied about weight0
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Never. Even was I was fat I was honest about my weight.0
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My mom once remarked that I looked like I wasn't eating enough and asked how much I weigh. She sort of freaked out when I answered and started sending me grocery coupons in the mail every week. After that, I started adding 10 lbs to my answer whenever she asked.
And now I have to bump it up to +15.0
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