Looking for a conversion formula for a metric one that I use. When I was still in the dating market I came up with this calculation that basically fits what I think is ideal for my preference in women's sizes. Height - 110 (I prefer 120) = weight in kilograms. A 165cm woman would be 45 kg and look slightly skinny. 50kg means like look full and 55kg looks like they need to go to the gym or cut out snacks. Men are more like -100. I'm 182cm - 100 = 82kg puts me at about right. Slight skinny without a large muscle mass. I'm actually 79kg today but have a dad gut ... Ugh ... I need to work out. Where I used to live I'd walk about 5km a day for work and just moving between places. Now I drive my lazy ass every where because I live in the U.S. now. So ... How would I convert that meteoric formula to US standard ? Or has anybody ever worked out a similar correlation? Edit: ok, I should have made my question clearer. I was looking for a real simple way of saying if you're 5'2" some kind kind of math = weight. In metric is dam simple as I have shown. So you down voters, I can do math and you can't obviously ask questions. Oh well, I should just posted pictures of locals because 90% of women in my city are fat!