HELP! What's wrong with me?

Before i struggled with an eating disorder, i was muscular and IMO i carried a lot of weight in my butt and thighs, i dropped 20 pounds through my eating disorder, and now after a lot of hard work and help, i'm 5 "1' and at a healthy weight of 105...However, i distribute my weight VERY strangely....

My body fat goes to both my upper body and lower body, but not my stomach....it'll go to my arms, and legs..... but not my boobs or butt!? I have A-cup breasts and my sternum sticks out a bit, my hip bones are a tiny bit prominent too, and i have a small butt....yet, my fat goes to my legs and arms.

I have no ankle definition, i have a bit of a waist, but not much of a big curve....and my shoulders are a bit wider than my hips, i'm also naturally muscular.

What body type am i and why do i distribute weight so strangely?

Also, what can i do to look more proportionate? My back ribs and sternum still are visible and my lower body is more flabby then my upper body. (You'd assume i was pear-shape but my shoulders are wider than my hips?) WTF is wrong with me!?

Nothing is wrong with you, your body is defined by your genes. Be yourself and accept who you are. We are all our own worst critics when it comes to our bodies, but I guarantee you there are at least a few guys out there who think you are the hotttest thing they have ever seen.

there is nothing wrong with you! everyone is different and also it depends on what foods you eat, they go to certain areas of your body! i came across a few things whilst browsing the net! so google about different foods may help? and also what exercises you do will affect different parts of your body.

omg im the total oppisite...i dropped like 28 pounds(not im chubby due to ocd and eating over 12500 calories a day)...but i have twiggy arms and i look pregnant!...for once people are telling me to stop eating and my dad things im really pregnant!

I never see things like that.. Go to specialist!

sounds like you may have medical problems so check with your local GP first.

Getting into a healthy eating routine should help as it may be your metabolism is all over the place from your previous eating habits. Many people think that by not eating you burn off more calories, actually it is the other way around. Eating small regular meals will stimulate your metabolism and help you to maintain a good body shape.

Regular excercise is important but do not overdo it at first.

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