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Jun 17th, 2014, 08:48 AM  
Justine
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Husband is TOO "supportive"

I adore my hubby, and he and I lost a bunch of weight together years ago. But now, I have gained a bit of it back, just enough to bother me (about 12 pounds). The thing is that he tells me that I look fine and not to worry about losing what I've gained. I know he is just being supportive and there are lots of worse ways for a partner to be. But it just isn't helping me to get motivated!
 
 
Jun 17th, 2014, 09:30 AM  
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Aww bless him! He sounds lovely and he really loves you the way you are
I know how frustrating it can be though as you want him to give you some motivation!
My husband was the same until I finally got it out of him a few years ago that he thought my stomach had really grown and he worried that I was eating too many crisps. That was the push I needed and I'm glad I forced it out of him as I started dieting the very left day and actually stuck to it!

 
 
Jun 17th, 2014, 15:47 PM  
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This probelm is familiar to me!! My ex-boyfriend was so happy i got bigger boobs and ass that he did not want me to lose weight at all!!;-))) hahaha)) it was good for me as i was too lazy to start any diet;-))) i think it is very nice that your husband likes you the way you are!!! maybe you really do not need to lose weight?;-)
 
Jun 17th, 2014, 18:57 PM  
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My daughter is always complaining about her weight and wanting/ needing to lose a few pounds and her hubbie always tells her she's gorgeous just the way she is. I think this kind of "support" is absolutely beautiful, Justine. Sounds like you've got a pretty good marriage to me.
 
Jun 17th, 2014, 19:43 PM  
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Well, you should feel blessed because some wives feel ostracized by their husbands when they gain some weight back. If you don't like how supportive he is, try talking to him and tell him it's okay if he thinks that the weight gain is not okay.
 
Jun 18th, 2014, 15:35 PM  
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Fresh story about husband's support!! My friend bought herself new sexy lingerie. She wore it and showed to her husband: Do you like it honey?;-)) His answer was brilliant!!! My friend cried for an hour. So he said: Hmmm..nice lingerie...But when you say you are planning to go to the gym with Julia? (Julia is me;-)) I was in shock when i heard this story. I think your husband is wonderful Justine!
 
Jun 19th, 2014, 11:48 AM  
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That sounds like my guy too, when I have my fat moments he just tells me that I am too well hydrated! Ginger if my husband told me that he would realize he is out sleeping in the dog house, wow!
 
 
Jun 19th, 2014, 14:07 PM  
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It's a lovely thing to say but 12lbs when someone see's you every day he probably doesn't see what you are and certainly doesn't feel how you're feeling and what body goals you want to achieve
 
 
Jun 19th, 2014, 16:36 PM  
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That sounds like my guy too, when I have my fat moments he just tells me that I am too well hydrated! Ginger if my husband told me that he would realize he is out sleeping in the dog house, wow!
hahaa)) that is a very good punishment)) unfortunately my friend doesn't have dog house(( but i think she invented some other cruel punishment for her husband;-))
 
Jun 22nd, 2014, 16:06 PM  
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I know just what you mean. My husband says he would find me attractive if I were as big as a house. That's nice, but I need to lose weight!
 
 
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