Eating Disorder Help?

Hello There,

So, this isn't really a question, I'd just like to get the point of view of some other people. I've been an athlete my entire life, and I was always very strong and fast and coordinated so sports have always been a huge part of my life. I've also always been a very big eater. Up until about 14 years my physical activity balanced out my diet and I maintained probably about a 17 percent body fat. Around then things took a turn for the worse, I started middle school, my parents got divorced and I turned to food which had always comforted me. Along with the food to carry the load of the sadness, I lifted weights, hard and heavy to aid my adolescent anger. Long story short, over 2 years I ballooned from about 145 lbs up to the highest I weighed myself on the scale at 242 lbs. At 16 years old, I was a still athletic and very strong 242 lbs but I put on about 60 pounds of fat. I made incredible muscle gains because I was just beginning lifting and still ate relatively clean and a ton of protein, but I went to the doctor at 16 years old and things were not good. I had a poorly functioning and fatty liver, cholesterol in the 300s and a blood pressure of like 173/145. I knew I needed to quit wanting to be the biggest baddest strongest dude on earth and get fit. So I dieted, and from December of 2011 to October of 2012 I had successfully purged 60 pounds down to 182 lbs. I was ecstatic with my new self and went back to the doctor in perfect health, blood pressure 120/79 and cholesterol and liver in check. I let myself go a little but never really got back up past 195, even though I have put on a great amount of muscle since then, probably another 8 pounds over the past year due to my natural body type of mesomorph and intense training. But I have recently decided that I am unsatisfied with my body and would like to be even more fit. I'm weighing in right around 180 right now. 179-182 really, and based on my body fat percentage i think i could get down to a really healthy 170 with a few more pounds of muscle. I'm doing great and I'm down from that 195 to the 180 where I am so I'm looking good. My goal is not to get skinny, I want to get bigger in the process, and the problem is that people around me keep giving me hassles about how I'm getting too skinny. I don't have a six pack, all my max lifts are going up consistently, my arms and all other body parts are getting bigger and stronger, and people are telling me I'm anorexic!? I eat very healthy during the week, and then kick up the caloric intake usually one of the days on the weekend to ensure a good metabolic rate for the week. I'm always getting about 150-200g protein a day, so I don't think I'm losing an incredible amount of muscle especially since I'm increasing size measurements along with strength increases and a lower bf% with more muscle definition. So I don't know why people are flipping such a ****?! My bodyfat is still definitely over 10. I'd say about 14-16. Just barely beginning to see some abdominal definition. I do dedicate a lot of time and energy and planning to my diet and workout routine but it's only whats necessary for proper results without crash dieting and muscle loss. Am I really the crazy one? I think I'm just working out and bettering myself. Everybody else is saying that I'm getting too skinny... I'm 5'11-180lb with 15% bodyfat and a thick muscular mesomorphic build. Do you think I'm nuts here? Or is everybody else just to the old me?