How to Lose Gained Weight After Bariatric Surgery
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Neo i asked two versions of this question yesterday. Don't even bother. Some how in societies head, men are suppose to have their own place, own car and enough money not only to survive but to start a family. That is if they want to date. Now, the woman. A woman doesn't have to live up the standards society sets. She can have choices and chose to look like a slob if she wants. People will defend her because they sympathize with a woman cause society "comes down hard on them if they are overweight and its not fair".So its basically ok to judge one person monetary worth in life and say they are worth it or worthless but its not okay to judge a person by something they pretty much have much more control over their weight, cause that would be an unfair judgment and has nothing to do with being a good wife. I gave up. What i find totally shocking and hypocrtical is that as a black male if I decide to date a girl who is white and so called fat i get judged HARSHLY. And people are like "here we go again". So I mean I shake my head at all the hypocrisy in America. Double standards are one thing but the double standards that apply to women seem to work if they benefit them. If they don't we must get rid of it. People can thumb me down, call me racist, sexist, i don't care. Everything I wrote is the 100% truth.Other Answers:
- That is perfectly logical within reason.if she is fat ,lose the weight .if he is not making any effort to earn money,make more effort .if he is working hard enough now then she is thin enough.you get what you give as an adult on planet earth .
- Perfectly reasonable.Losing weight is easy. Just take whatever you're eating now, and reduce it.Working two jobs is hard.The least she can do for his sacrifice is put down the Double Whopper and eat a salad instead.
- It's not unreasonable... I should have told my ex to get another job AND lose weight... That would have probably ended our relationship much sooner than it did, and saved me from his health expenses, and all the debt he incurred that nearly bankrupted me.
- I have no idea about the scenario you mentioned. It sounds spiteful to me. I would not expect my husband to work another job, nor would I expect me to ask me to lose weight. The losing weight suggestion though is a personal attack on an appearance. Which is hurtful.
- ........ not to be mentioned that if she wouldn't eat so much, he wouldn't need a second job.......
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