At what weight does the line get drawn between curvy and fat?

Question

At what weight does the line get drawn between curvy and fat?

Answer 1

Curvy has nothing to do with weight or size, it's to do with body proportions. If you have a small waist in relation to your hips, it's considered curvy.

Answer 2

it depends on the height of a person, so i can't really say

Answer 3

It's not how much you weigh, it's your body fat percentage.

20% body fat is pretty normal.

You could weight 300 lbs. of lean muscle. That certainly isn't fat. Maybe bulky and unattractive, but not fat.

Answer 4

This is completely subjective. Really.

I like my women lean. Meaning that I need to at least see a hint of some abs, or at least the linea alba (that s**y midline separation between the abs). I also like to remain pretty lean myself. There's nothing s**y about flab. But that's just me.

To answer your question, it's impossible to put a number on it. Curviness depends on body composition and genetics (hormone levels and skeletal structure). Weight fluctuates all the time.

Answer 5

It depends on the body.  I've seen women that weigh 150 or more look better than a woman that weighs 110.  Some times skinny girls think they dont need exercise because of their weight and although they don't weigh much & wear a size 2 they have flab & cellulite.  

Answer 6

you need a mirror...decide yourself

Answer 7

that depends on how tall you are.

but i'd say around 160ish unless

ur tall than 6ft, then like 190.

idk it depends on how much of that is muscle too.

Answer 8

depends on the height, frame, age, gender.