[NYC GOP Chick]

Different people have different bone structures and overall builds, while muscle-to-fat ratio also plays into it, distorting the weight aspect.

I know that I look a good 10-15 pounds lighter than I am. Why? Because I work out and have more muscle than the average woman (a pound of muscle takes up a lot less space than a pound of fat, so I can look thinner while actually weighing more), and I have a curvier shape.

Therefore, my actual clothing size is larger than most people would assume that it is.

[null and void]

Uh huh. People consistanly misunderestimate my weight by 75 to 100 lbs.

Big bones and weight lifting in HS and college, that's my story and I'm sticking to it...