Is there really any chance of a 320 pound guy getting a girl friend ?

Angela937

I fell in love with my husband over a long distance relationship. Met him online, and we IMed and talked on the phone a lot. When I met him in person, he weighed about 350 lbs but I didn't care. I thought (and still think) he's hot as hell!

TorontoDiane

love comes in all shapes and sizes..

good luck

Lennonluv2

Recognize that relationships can't make you happy. No matter what you weigh. Being with someone is a nice distraction, it's enjoyable and all that but it will never give you peace and happiness. Addressing the thoughts that are the real cause of your unhappiness is what will bring you the peace of the present moment.

Angela937

Look at "Fluffy" Gabriel Iglesias! Everyone loves him, and he's in a committed relationship. Why? He loves himself, he's confident.

shadows2424

Sure you can, but it may be hard a lot of people are really shallow and wouldn't even think about it.

zbakrjc

callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »

lstrat115 wrote: »

dervari wrote: »

I can empathize with the OP. I was around 330 at one point and the woman I had been dating for a couple of months broke it off saying "I like you, but I want a size 36 you." Can you say salt in the wound?

That was a horrible woman and you are better off without her.

for sure!

You poor thing. You don't deserve that.

pie_eyes

If he's 6'8 maybe

ClubSilencio

Of course, bro.

You just have to get out and be social. Someone is bound to like you, especially since you say you're a man with a heart of gold.

My friend is 300+ (and not tall either lol) and he is hardly ever single. His last girlfriend looked like that chick from the TLC show with the 10 kids running amuck... you know, the blondie. Like I said, you never know who's gonna dig you. But you have to get out there and show off your qualities. You miss every shot you don't take, bro. (or however that saying goes).

JeromeBarry1

Of course. I once had a man we hired who was muy gordo. He was fat. He had a mental condition I call juvenile rebelliousness syndrome. He didn't want to do what "the man" told him. He wanted to do what he wanted. He wanted to use his money to get the maximum number of calories possible for the least necessary cost of money spent. He had long unkempt black hair and he had never shaved. His legs were so fat that he couldn't stride. He waddled. He and his wife divorced for some reason I forgot, so there was at least one gf he had. Anyway, after the divorce was final he went on some web site and said, "I'm very overweight I love to eat I have a job make over $60K and want to marry a woman." He had his new wife in under 2 weeks. The two of them are happily munching ever after. That's 2 gfs.

chubbs79

Of course you can. If you are doing this for someone else than you are doing it for the wrong reason. Someone will want to be with you for who you are and how you treat them and if not than its a waste of time. If someone doesn't want you at your worst they sure don't deserve you at your best either. I think you have a lack of self confidence and from experience I know that can be hard to bring yourself out of. Make any changes you want for yourself and yourself happy before trying to make anyone else happy. Good luck with your journey

_SpookyKitten

meganridenour wrote: »

Yes, there are plenty of men larger than you that have girlfriends or wives.
You may be lacking confidence which could be the problem. Do you have a problem talking to women?

I second this