How do I look?

You are suffering from body dysmorphia.

is that also you in the framed picture on the right?

I think you look absolutely fine honest I gotta give u a round of applause cuz you look stunning

You look fantastic! Well done!

It's the cut of the shorts on the side that are making your thighs look "bigger" at the top. You're fine! They do not look thick at all.

She's wearing different shorts. It's the cut of your shorts and how you're standing. Really, you're legs look great. Don't judge your body by one frame of a picture.

I think you look HOT! I would not change your weight to look better. You can't look better. You look wonderful. Focus on something else, like running a good 10k or taking up a sport you love. There are lots of great things you can do for your body. Becoming more of a "jock" and knowing your "personal best" for a bike race or something... trying to improve that makes way more sense to me than focusing on weight when you already look so great.

Tone can be sexy. Perhaps you would enjoy seeing more tone? (Not that you seem to need any from this photo...)

What do you think of that suggestion, @karenkasbi?

You look great!! You are a woman you are going to have curves dont be so hard on yourself !

You look hot. Dont sweat it.

You look great!!! Except for your fly being open.

Oh, honey. Can I call you that, because I'm probably old enough to be your mom....Your legs are shapely, fit and sexy. JA's legs look like what they are - 40 yr old legs, that lose some of their curves. Look, she already has that saggy knee thing going on! Trust me! Your legs will also get thinner by the time you are older. And you will WISH you had the figure you have now (and have worked hard to get). Please please please, appreciate and enjoy yourself for all the beauty you posses, both inside and out. Everyone here is trying to lose weight and OF COURSE we are all very focused on how that looks on us - it's motivating. But you (A) look great but (B) more importantly, are healthy and strong, and have so much to be proud of in what you have done for your body.

I'm now 53 (wah! you'll see! it happens to the best of us!). I used to feel my legs were a little 'thick' as well and spent a lot of my teens and 20s hiding them and wearing jeans on sweltering hot days. OMG. I'd kill to have those legs (which served me well, too, without all the injuries and so on I've had to deal with later on). I look back at photos and go "damn I was HOT" why did I not think so, then? Our self esteem is soooo vulnerable. Be confident in yourself. You're a wonderful creation.

Horrorfox wrote: »

You are suffering from body dysmorphia.

Just because a lady doesn't like how she looks in a picture, that doesn't mean she has body dysmorphia.

You know nothing about the lady outside of one post, and you have diagnosed her. I have seen you throw that medical term around a lot of here. Comments like yours can do some real damage to some people who read these forums.

Unless you are a licensed trained clinical psychologist who has spent time with the OP in a professional setting, you have no business making such a declarative statement.

Also walking legs (one in front the other) is an age-old modelling trick to get leaner looking legs and thighs because the leg in front is extended and is covering half of the leg in behind. Although this is a "candid" paparazzi shot of JA, she still knows what she's doing to make herself look good on film. If you were in the same position you might look more similar. As it stands (aha leg pun), you look great, and shouldn't worry about losing more weight. Continue to train and tone but don't think about losing weight, think about gaining muscle and losing BF%, there are a lot more important things about you than just how your skinny your legs look.

You look skinny to me. Aninston looks different from you, sure, but I think it's because she's tan. Pale skin makes a person look softer and is associated with being indoors. =/ But that's just an illusion.