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NO it's not bad at all. Depending on your height its okay to be between 95 to 120 if you are 4'10 and 20 so If you are only 12 being 105 is perfectly normal. I would ask your doctor if he says you are healthy that's all that matters. If anyone here says that you are underweight and should gain. Don't listen to them. Everyone is different so its best to ask your doctor.
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