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Weight gains in a relationship

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altlover85

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I'm curious to hear your stories of how weight gain (yours or your boyfriend's) affected your relationship, if at all and how you dealt with that.

I've always wondered what I'd do if that ever became an issue for me, even though that is unlikely as I don't mind heavier guys and actually like a bit of a belly and I'm not heavy myself.
 
We have been together for 26+yrs, and have gained lost and gain. But it does ot affect who we are to each other. I love him more than b4 and he the same. I fell in ove with him for who he was inside, I was not looking for a model GQ guy. We support each other thru thick and thin, chubby or skinny.
 
I take better care of myself actually, since I feel like I have a reason to.
Start running, hitting the gym, eating right. etc
 
I Honestly slack around, and my boyfriend he's an active work out freak, so he has a good as body! As for me I don't gain weight no matter how much I eat and how long I don't do anything.
 
well for me i tend to lose weight in a relationship because for some odd reason i fear that if i'm not thin he might freak out and want to be with someone else(crazy right?)

well it got to the point where i lost a lot of weight and my ex boyfriend who was my current boyfriend at the time told me i should "try eating a few burgers" he would take me to mcdonalds and like beg me to eat something lol make me eat food at his house ALL THE TIME. he was bothered by it.
 
android91891 said:
well for me i tend to lose weight in a relationship because for some odd reason i fear that if i'm not thin he might freak out and want to be with someone else(crazy right?)

well it got to the point where i lost a lot of weight and my ex boyfriend who was my current boyfriend at the time told me i should "try eating a few burgers" he would take me to mcdonalds and like beg me to eat something lol make me eat food at his house ALL THE TIME. he was bothered by it.
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So what happened after that?
 
altlover85 said:
So what happened after that?
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well we broke up, it was nothing weight related(trust issues). I haven't seen him in about 6 months but i did glance at his facebook and he's gained a little more weight. and me well i've lost about 10 pounds but i'm not in a relationship now. i'd love to be in one but for some reason i can't get myself to even go on dates or talk to guys anymore i have no idea whats wrong with me](*,)
 
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