I'm 14. I have a very fast metabolism. I eat A LOT, but I never gain 
weight. In 
fact, I'm underweight. Recently, I've been eating the normal amount of 
food that I always have, but it doesn't fill me up at all. It's so 
weird. For example, yesterday for lunch, I had a bowl of soup, a foot 
long sandwich (made up of turkey, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and black 
olives), a bottle of apple juice, and a slice of chocolate cake. While I
 was eating, I didn't feel like I was getting full at all. I stopped 
eating to see if maybe I'd feel full once I stopped because sometimes 
when you eat really fast, your body doesn't register that you're full. 
That didn't work, I still felt just as hungry. Thirty minutes after 
eating, I felt as if I hadn't had a full meal in weeks. Why is this 
happening? This hasn't always been a problem. Like I already said, this 
has only started happening recently. I've always eaten a lot, but I've 
always felt full afterwards. What do you think is causing this? Also, 
even though I feel hungry all the time and it's causing me to eat more 
than I already do, I'm not gaining weight. I think it's important to 
note that I'm not losing any weight either.            
 
            
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                man my body the same way i eat alot everyday but i don t gain weight im 13 and weigh 110 how much do u weigh
            
 
            
             
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                I weigh 87 pounds and I'm 5'3". Little, I know. By the way, I'm the original poster. =)            
 
            
             
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