What is "too skinny" (pics)

#2 is perfect - I would love to be like her

#1 is normal

3 & 4 are teens

5&6 are way too thin

I like 2 and 5... 5 has killer obliques... but she still on the super slim side... 2 has a shape thats kinda ideal i think...

besides all that... get to where YOU are happy with yourself... damn what people think is too this or too that... unless its harmful to ya!

My favorite is 5 and I also like 2. 1 is way heavier than I am or would ever be comfortable being. 3 and 4 would be on the too skinny side if they were adults, but they look around 16 and I was that size at 16 and there was really nothing I could do about it. 6 looks too skinny and unattractive.

6

This is too skinny

1 is a woman who looks to still be overweight, but has what i call "firm fat" and what i wish i currently looked like! lol she is rocking her body. 2 looks great. the rest, not what works for me, but ok, and 6, well, she doesn't look like a healthy body.

I am aiming for 2, maybe with more muscle, plus my fantastic, wont go away, loose tummy skin! (just being realistic) )

2 is a little more attractive than 1 but definitely not achievable for someone like me unless I literally don't eat. Somewhere between 1 and 2 would be ideal. The rest are far too thin!

I think it depends on their age/eating habits. Often prepubescent girls (which some of these pictures appear to be of) will be extremely thin naturally. (Not so much in MY case at that age).
Picture 1 is what I looked like a couple of years ago before gaining a bit more. It is also what my tummy looks like when I'm carrying a little weight but still working out. She looks about like my goal, mainly because the whole, thighs not meeting thing is near to impossible for me to attain... if I work out enough to lose a ton of weight, my thighs get all muscle-y, if I don't, they are the first to pudge.
So I think somewhere between 1 and 2 is MY ideal.
For GROWN WOMEN, 5 and 6 are too thin. Six is probably too thin for a teen as well, WITH a few genetic exceptions.

I think there's a huge stigma on anyone who is trying to lose weight or be more fit. Someone is always going to be there to tell you not to. Seeing someone go from being very heavy to not heavy can be a shock and others may not know how to process it. What's important is that you're eating enough (at least 1200) calories and so long as you aren't pushing your body to be what it's not.

When I tell people I want to lose 150lbs they freak out and tell me all I need to lose is like 30 or 40, either they are trying to be nice, or they're delusional, no one knows your body better than you do. Keep up the good work.

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You bring up a very good point! I too am guilty of this i just realized. My father has always been very overweight for as long as I can remember, and the couple of times he's lost some, I've said omg dad you need to stop, you're getting too thin! He wasn't anywhere near thin, but i am used to him "the way he is". To see him literally shrink in front of my eyes is pretty shocking. So I can see it from both perspectives.

I think anyone who wishes to lose weight, so long as they have the support of people who actually know what they're talking about i.e. doctor/ nutritionist, should go for it. Don't let others put you off or bring you down, or make you question yourself. These are the same people who will be congratulating you when you reach goal weight :flowerforyou:

What a much better world this would be if we didn't feel the need to judge others and determine what is right for them.

Well said