By Anonymous - 02/11/2018 11:16
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You're right about loving her for who she is, but she's also very unhealthy. Instead of suggesting she lose weight alone, offer to diet with her. You might not need it yourself, but she'll be grateful of your support. And who knows, after a while, she could find the willpower to go it alone.
If she has gained over 300 pounds in five years, something's up with that. Either it's medical or she's extremely depressed. I mean, seriously, 320 pounds in 60 months is more than a pound per week. You should suggest that she see a doctor, not that she diet alone.
How about not being a body-shaming douchebag? You don't deserve to be with her
You're right, He should be more supportive of her condition, and stay away from the kinds of subjects that would make her cry, like her weight...heart disease...high blood pressure....diabetes...hell, you won't even need to worry about that stuff for too long, either. Mourners, please omit flowers. You want to show someone you truly love them? Do everything you can to KEEP THEM AROUND.
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If she has gained over 300 pounds in five years, something's up with that. Either it's medical or she's extremely depressed. I mean, seriously, 320 pounds in 60 months is more than a pound per week. You should suggest that she see a doctor, not that she diet alone.
You're right about loving her for who she is, but she's also very unhealthy. Instead of suggesting she lose weight alone, offer to diet with her. You might not need it yourself, but she'll be grateful of your support. And who knows, after a while, she could find the willpower to go it alone.