Only when I out grow a specific article of clothing. I keep myself in go health, stay active

I just buy a bigger size and move on

I am not sure but very well could be depression related, and can make you feel uncomfortable.

The best thing is to eat a well balance my meal, stay away from the junk food and get plenty of exercise and rest

I am sorry , hang in there

yes...as a female with a vagina...one of the issues I deal with during my monthly bleeding party is bloating. And it sucks and makes me feel fat and lethargic...even though I know I'm not fat.

Yes sometimes I feel fat hormones and such effect it but I don’t worry about it too much

I'm sure lots do, it's not just women society tries to project how you should look.
Hopefully your new meds start working and the feeling goes away. If not, definitely talk to your doc about your feelings

I am really sorry you are going through this and I hope it will get better with your meds!

I can kinda relate. I've had body issues pretty much my whole life, though not because I am overweight. I am underweight to a point it is a medical issue. Am still very thin, especially considering my height, but it's getting better as I am finally able to gain some weight of late. For a while, I couldn't even look at myself in the mirror, really. I also hate being shirtless in front of others, at like the pool or beach, but I have a mirror in my room again and am mostly okay.

I don't think weight or body issues only are a thing for girls. But I think that is more known. Maybe you can find someone professional to talk to about it. I've certainly talked about my body issues in therapy, though I go for other reasons. Talking about it helps, at least it helps me.

Yeah I had really trouble with feeling fat when I was young, all because I was told once I was over the BMI i should be (possibly like my mum told me because I was a earlier developer in puberty)

But it meant i felt like i was beeing told i was fat and needed to lose weight (i won't share what i did because i wouldn't want to give anyone ideas) but it still at times gives me trouble, not so much feeling fat, just that I don't want to eat

You're not alone, buddy. I'm a guy, and I have felt the same way for years, even before I actually got the gut I have now. I'm still not noticeably fat, but still have a too-high body fat percentage. Either way, I feel a lot fatter than I actually am. It's more common than you realize. You just have to do what you can, which means eating a balanced diet, drinking plenty of water, exercising regularly, and getting good sleep every night.