Harry Wilmington
Master Don Juan
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I've dated a few big girls before. All of them claim they're going to "lose weight." Only one of them actually did.
However, all of these girls were big when I met them, so I had to accept them as I first saw them. The problem here is, I'm guessing she wasn't big when you first met, so now that she's getting big she's become a bit too "comfortable."
Here's the thing: in a relationship, there are going to be times when things get uncomfortable, and you have to be prepared to have them be that way for a while. Like another person said, weight is a serious issue for women MENTALLY. They compare themselves to other girls who are skinny and feel bad, they physically feel themselves getting tired, they wonder if the guy with them likes them... this is why they're so sensitive to it, and you have to be careful how you address it with her
AT THE SAME TIME, THOUGH...
I'm also of the belief that a woman who cares for you should know you enough to know that what you're saying to her - even if it's with the wrong wording - comes from a place of love. It ain't like you're a stranger off the street walking by and saying "HEY FATTIE, PUT DOWN THE DAMN DOUGHNUTS!!"
You phrased your request in different ways - first sensitively, then straight-forwardly - and neither of them worked. Personally, I wouldn't apologize at all. I might say "I didn't mean for you to take what I said offensively, but I'm worried about your health and want you to be around for a long time, which you won't be if you don't take care of yourself." But no apology.
Two years ago, I had a cousin die at the age of 25 because he was severely obese. My brother, who was big but not too big, saw this, got scared, and lost 50 lbs in a year. People really DO die as a result of being too big - if your girlfriend is getting mad at you for trying to look out for her best interest (as well as your desire in her), you need to do what she won't do with those extra pounds - drop her.
However, all of these girls were big when I met them, so I had to accept them as I first saw them. The problem here is, I'm guessing she wasn't big when you first met, so now that she's getting big she's become a bit too "comfortable."
Here's the thing: in a relationship, there are going to be times when things get uncomfortable, and you have to be prepared to have them be that way for a while. Like another person said, weight is a serious issue for women MENTALLY. They compare themselves to other girls who are skinny and feel bad, they physically feel themselves getting tired, they wonder if the guy with them likes them... this is why they're so sensitive to it, and you have to be careful how you address it with her
AT THE SAME TIME, THOUGH...
I'm also of the belief that a woman who cares for you should know you enough to know that what you're saying to her - even if it's with the wrong wording - comes from a place of love. It ain't like you're a stranger off the street walking by and saying "HEY FATTIE, PUT DOWN THE DAMN DOUGHNUTS!!"
You phrased your request in different ways - first sensitively, then straight-forwardly - and neither of them worked. Personally, I wouldn't apologize at all. I might say "I didn't mean for you to take what I said offensively, but I'm worried about your health and want you to be around for a long time, which you won't be if you don't take care of yourself." But no apology.
Two years ago, I had a cousin die at the age of 25 because he was severely obese. My brother, who was big but not too big, saw this, got scared, and lost 50 lbs in a year. People really DO die as a result of being too big - if your girlfriend is getting mad at you for trying to look out for her best interest (as well as your desire in her), you need to do what she won't do with those extra pounds - drop her.