Am I overweight honestly?

A little chubby, but it's not obese or anything

You are not even remotely close to even being considered overweight...

You are slightly over weight I'd say 130-135 is a good weight for you.

Remember, you can lose weight either by decreasing your calorie intake or increasing the number of calories you burn. Any health strategy should include both, but if you want to lose weight fast, exercise is essential. Small changes to your activity level can add up over the course of a day, and can start making an impact on your weight within as little as a week. You have to make time for exercise. By making time for exercise and other healthy, productive activities, you can avoid temptation to overeat. Make chores exercise opportunities. Do yn gardening, wash your car to burn calories and get things done around the house. Don't pick the most convenient parking spot. Park further from the entrance when you go shopping. Or you can take the stairs instead of the elevator.
Adopt a targeted exercise program.
Fat-burning cardio routines can help you lose fat quickly, while weight and resistance training can trigger your metabolism to use energy more efficiently.
Fat-burning exercise routines help you drop fat quickly by targeting fat loss. Having a healthy and balanced diet in combination with moderate fat-burning exercise is essential to prevent muscle loss. Try routines that are heavy on cardio. In order to lose a pound of fat, you must burn 3,500 calories. The most effective fat-burning routines contain short bursts of high-intensity workouts with interspersed periods of rest, these are also called interval workouts. You need to get enough rest. Being properly rested will help you maintain sufficient energy throughout the day, making you less likely to overeat and less prone to injury during physical activity. Know how much sleep you need, since sleep deficiency impairs your ability to lose fat. Rest at least 24 to 48 hours between strength training sessions on the same muscle group (for instance, work out your biceps and abs on alternating days), and take one to two days off from exercising each week. Choose workouts that require your entire body to exert an effort. This way, you work every muscle group and burn calories with more muscles at one time, like multi-tasking with your exercise. For instance, combine a form of resistance training (try raising small dumbbells overhead as you work) with your arms while you jog or cycle with your legs.. <3

your not overweight dear. But if your that concerned, just start going for walks, then you can move up to jogging.