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Master Don Juan
A couple of nights ago I told my girlfriend (9 months) she needed to start exercising; she was gaining a little weight. Of course, she took offense at this and sulled up and thought I was being an ass. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought in a good relationship, if your partner is doing something you don't like or gets on your nerves, you tell them about it so they can fix the problem before it escalates into a bigger problem, which could help bring about the demise of a relationship. Communication is key, right? Read on.
I've never liked fat people in general, I don't think there is any excuse for being obese, and always told myself I didn't want to be the typical fat, lazy, passive, working in a cubicle American that is so common today. I take pride in keeping myself looking sharp and consequently, I require that in a mate. She's pretty good about it, but I have to remind her sometimes. This thread isn't asking for advice about her, but rather starting a discussion.
Fat girls turn me off, badly. It completely overwhelms any good personality, whatever. That's the way I am, I want a good looking girl. That's not superficial, but society says it is. If a girl doesn't live up to my standards, she's history. Also, I don't see anything wrong with communicating that to my partner, and her with me. I think it makes everyone aware and keeps the relationship honest and good, IMO.
However, if a girls friends hear that you are communicating such things, you are percieved as a superficial ass, big time. No exceptions. If you turn a fat girl down, you're an ass, no questions asked. But, why should I be penalized for doing what I want. A girl-friend of mine criticized me non-stop for dumping a girl that was her friend, basically bc she got fat and sexually un-attractive to me. So what? I absolutely couldn't stand the sight of her.
My neighbors went through a big divorce last year. Before it happened, he told me they sat down and had a talk, to keep private between themselves, where they listed what they liked and disliked about each other. One of his dislikes was that she gained 50 lbs. That's honesty, right? Telling each other how you really feel? Well a week later we were at the bar for her birthday and she proclaimed to the entire place that he had called her fat and 50 lbs. bigger. WTF? That was supposed to be between them and guess what, EVERYONE, girl and boy alike, called HIM the ass.
So how do you communicate in a relationship with feminism glaring down your neck? I guess that's the million dollar question. Sorry for the length.....
I've never liked fat people in general, I don't think there is any excuse for being obese, and always told myself I didn't want to be the typical fat, lazy, passive, working in a cubicle American that is so common today. I take pride in keeping myself looking sharp and consequently, I require that in a mate. She's pretty good about it, but I have to remind her sometimes. This thread isn't asking for advice about her, but rather starting a discussion.
Fat girls turn me off, badly. It completely overwhelms any good personality, whatever. That's the way I am, I want a good looking girl. That's not superficial, but society says it is. If a girl doesn't live up to my standards, she's history. Also, I don't see anything wrong with communicating that to my partner, and her with me. I think it makes everyone aware and keeps the relationship honest and good, IMO.
However, if a girls friends hear that you are communicating such things, you are percieved as a superficial ass, big time. No exceptions. If you turn a fat girl down, you're an ass, no questions asked. But, why should I be penalized for doing what I want. A girl-friend of mine criticized me non-stop for dumping a girl that was her friend, basically bc she got fat and sexually un-attractive to me. So what? I absolutely couldn't stand the sight of her.
My neighbors went through a big divorce last year. Before it happened, he told me they sat down and had a talk, to keep private between themselves, where they listed what they liked and disliked about each other. One of his dislikes was that she gained 50 lbs. That's honesty, right? Telling each other how you really feel? Well a week later we were at the bar for her birthday and she proclaimed to the entire place that he had called her fat and 50 lbs. bigger. WTF? That was supposed to be between them and guess what, EVERYONE, girl and boy alike, called HIM the ass.
So how do you communicate in a relationship with feminism glaring down your neck? I guess that's the million dollar question. Sorry for the length.....