Do you lie about your weight on your driver's license?
@working4theweekend (2403)
United States
    17 responses
        @working4theweekend (2403)
 • United States
                            15 Nov 06
                                    
                            He thinks I'm 165, but if I put 185 on my DL he'll know I'm not 165.
                            @working4theweekend (2403)
 • United States
                            15 Nov 06
                                    
                            he doesn't care than I'm not 135, but he weighs about 170 and I don't want him knowing I weigh more than him
                            
 @juicemilk (2283)
 • Australia
                    15 Nov 06
                    whats the point? obviously he can see you...so can see how big/small you are. What does the number matter?
                    @working4theweekend (2403)
 • United States
                            15 Nov 06
                                    
                            Good thing my boyfriend doesn't get on here.  Lying about your weight is like lying about your age.  It's not like I'm out cheating on him or something.
                            @working4theweekend (2403)
 • United States
                            14 May 07
                                    
                            I'm not lying - he thinks I weigh 165 so why burst his bubble?
                            @working4theweekend (2403)
 • United States
                            17 Nov 07
                                    
                            Yeah, he's probably figured it out! I lost some weight though but I'm still about 35-40 pounds over what my DL said. I got a new one and didn't lie this time!
                             @Galena (9110)
 • 
                    11 May 07
                    my weight isn't on my driving license.
why would it be?
I hardly ever weigh myself unless I am visiting someone with a set of scales in the bathroom, and I get curious.
usually I weigh about 9 and a half stone.
sometimes it's been about 9, sometimes up to 10 and a half.
I don't look any different at either of those ends of that scale.
so, I don't know what i weigh. so why would my driving license know.
in the UK it doesn't have your weight.
I can't see any good reason to have your weight on the license.
                     @protectiva (687)
 • United States
                    15 Nov 06
                    i am sure i did.  women usually make their ages and weights lower than they really are
                     @trinidadvelasco (11401)
 • Philippines
                    29 May 07
                    i don't see any reason at all why i should lie about any information about myself. there is nothing to hide at all. as for the hair color, you are rigtht about saying that it is now in accordance with whatever hair color one uses. as of now, though, i am wearing my natural greying hair color. actually, i have never tried dying it ever before and, until now, i am not considering having it dyed justhe same.
                     @racheld (840)
 • United States
                    11 May 07
                    I'm in the same boat you are. When I got my license, I said I was 135 too and I was actually 150. I think I lied more for myself then anything. I didn't want to admit that I was that big. Its been six years since I got my license and it still says 135 pounds. To this day no one knows how much I actually weigh!!
                     @tigerrr77 (82)
 • United States
                    20 Jun 07
                    Haha, I didn't lie on my driver's license, the info I gave out was just wrong, my weight is wrong, so is my height, and my hair color is never one color, ah, oh well.
                     @AxranraRose82 (1120)
 • United States
                    15 Nov 06
                    I don't think my weight is on my drivers license.  If it were it would constantly be wrong because my weight fluctuates a lot.  If people didn't have to look at your i.d. so much I wouldn't mind but you get carded everywhere...and most of the people who card you really have no business knowing most of the info on your i.d.
                    
                            
                        
                    













