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ROOTFayth 09/27/21 8:45:04 AM #21:	Perascamin posted... Being "slightly overweight" is a very hard thing to maintain in all body types. It means you have to eat in such a calorie surplus to gain the weight in the first place and then afterwards you have to eat at a maintenance level 100% of the time. And really. Why would anyone, especially a woman, force themselves to exist at 30%-35% bodyfat all the time? It's hard to be active and obese. And if you just maintain being overweight you just develop ugly cellulite. didnt say anything about maintaining it, I said a little above BMI looks better than below of course weight is going to fluctuate but Id rather it be on the high end of healthy bmi and overweight (not obese) than on the low end and underweight <cite>ROOTFayth posted [p:958459047] in How do you... [t:79680311]...</cite> <quote>Perascamin posted... </cite> <quote>Being "slightly overweight" is a very hard thing to maintain in all body types. It means you have to eat in such a calorie surplus to gain the weight in the first place and then afterwards you have to eat at a maintenance level 100% of the time. And really. Why would anyone, especially a woman, force themselves to exist at 30%-35% bodyfat all the time? It's hard to be active and obese. And if you just maintain being overweight you just develop ugly cellulite.</quote>didnt say anything about maintaining it, I said a little above BMI looks better than below of course weight is going to fluctuate but Id rather it be on the high end of healthy bmi and overweight (not obese) than on the low end and underweight </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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