My fiancé said ...
TryingToBePerfect
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My fiancé told me today that he thinks i'm fat. My family disagree and think I dont need to lose any weight.
I've just managed to over come my eating disorder. I developed bulimia and I had malnutrition because of not eating for days/weeks.
I'm 5'2 and 114-115lbs (52-53kg). I know I have a couple of pounds to lose and i'm not far from my goal weight.
I don't know what to do. I just want to be perfect in his eyes
EDIT: i'm going to get this thread deleted.
I do agree with all of you who say dump him but I do over exaggerate things at times (its a women thing)
I have no reason to troll and to those who can't support then don't reply at all. And the profile picture is from a website when I was googling wedding dress ideas
I've just managed to over come my eating disorder. I developed bulimia and I had malnutrition because of not eating for days/weeks.
I'm 5'2 and 114-115lbs (52-53kg). I know I have a couple of pounds to lose and i'm not far from my goal weight.
I don't know what to do. I just want to be perfect in his eyes
EDIT: i'm going to get this thread deleted.
I do agree with all of you who say dump him but I do over exaggerate things at times (its a women thing)
I have no reason to troll and to those who can't support then don't reply at all. And the profile picture is from a website when I was googling wedding dress ideas
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you are far from fat. You are at the lower range of your weight already. You should rethink your fiancee, he may not be such a bargain.0
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Your fiance is an idiot. He obviously doesn't know you. Great way to destroy a woman with an eating disorders psyche. Imagine being married to the man and 10 or 20 years from now he'll still be calling you fat.
Oh and you will never be perfect in his eyes, not that you arent perfect just the way you are, but because he obviously has issues and hurts you by going for the jugular and bringing to surface old psychological issues that almost destroyed you before.0 -
I'd punch your fiance in the balls.0
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Considering your condition...bulimia....your fiance seems detrimental to your health. He should be encouraging you to better yourself in a healthy manner.
I'd think twice about marrying him if I were you.0 -
Yeah I pretty much agree with the post above...because you'll never be perfect in man's eyes. As long as your happy the way you are then drop your fiancé and find another!!0
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I'm sorry but if a man said that to me I'd walk away even if I am fat. If you aren't already beautiful in his eyes he is not the one! You are beautiful already and you should never change yourself for someone else. Even if you do it won't last because it would be for the wrong reason. Love yourself and never allow someone else to choose how you should look!0
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Perfect is an illusion. you can never be good for anyone else if you are not good for yourself! trying to be something for someone else is not doing it for you and it wil fail and make you feel worse than you do now. be good for you! if you are comfortable with you F&*%what anyone else thinks and if your fiancee cannot support you at the healthy weight you are now what will he be like once you gain weight if you get pregnant. something to talk bout and think about. talk to him and try to do good for you. you are the only one who will make you happy, no one else. you are worth loving the way you are (so love yourself first!!)0
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:explode: Grrrr. I second that punch in the balls.I'd punch your fiance in the balls.0
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Especially, assuming he knows your past issues, I would not marry a man who said that. Period. That is if he said it the way you suggest. And it makes me sad all you can focus on is being perfect for him.0
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F the punching him in the balls, I'd punch him in the nose break it and then tell him he's freaking ugly and needs to go get it fixed so you can love him cause you can't be seen with an ugly man...grrrrrrrr0
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I'd punch your fiance in the balls.
This. You may want to reconsider marrying the guy.. If he had the nerve to say that then I'm sure there are other things he has yet to tell you..0 -
Bless you. Your height/weight range seems within the normal range. What does the BMI say?
When it comes to your body and your weight, the only person whose opinion really matters is you. If you have struggled with anorexia, it must be very hurtful to have someone tell you a healthy weight is "fat". Do you know why he says that? I used to struggle with that as well, and had a fiancé who constantly told me he was worried that I would get Fat. His mother was obese and he was afraid I'd turn out like her. Fortunately, I wised up and am pleased to say is he is an "ex fiancé".0 -
are you trolling?0
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Are you sure he should be your fiance?....0
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:explode: Grrrr. I second that punch in the balls.I'd punch your fiance in the balls.
I third?
I've been abused emotionally and mentally by a guy before and thought I had to change to the way he wanted, but the reality of the situation is, if he can't respect you for who you are now, at what is supposed to be the height of your life, what makes you think he will show any respect for you at the lowest point? NEVER change yourself for anyone else, only change yourself for you, to feel better about yourself, to FEEL better. I would highly recommend seeking a therapist in a matter like this as someone who is well educated and well versed may be able to pose some difficult questions and decisions that may or may not need to be made.0 -
I think it's time to rethink the fiance. 5'2" - 114 is not fat. What will he say when you are pregnant? FI's are to be there to support you not bring you down.
May I suggest counseling? It sounds like you have self-esteem problems if you are believing him.0 -
Just dump him...0
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Troll radar is beeping...0
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Just break up.0
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Agree with everyone else, get away from your fiance and do it NOW. He is clearly detrimental to your health and there will be major issues down the road if you stay with him.
Anyway, you're not fat at all. You can always work out (strength training) to shape your body differently, but tread carefully since you are recovering from a disorder. Exercise can often become obsessive. For now, just focus on being fully recovered and staying healthy. Good luck.0 -
WOW! Nothing could be further from the truth. Just ignore him!0
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YOU DO NOT NEED TO LOSE ANY MORE WEIGHT!!! You are at the low end of the weight range for your height. Are you sure you want to marry this man?0
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Your fiancee sounds like douche-nozzle.0
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If he is saying that now to you, imagine the things he will be saying after you are married. It's called verbal and emotional abuse. I don't think you or anyone else can possibly live up to a "perfect" image for anyone. There is no such thing as a perfect person on this place we call Earth.0
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He shouldn't be your fiance anymore. Idiot. (Him, not you!)0
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Especially, assuming he knows your past issues, I would not marry a man who said that. Period. That is if he said it the way you suggest. And it makes me sad all you can focus on is being perfect for him.
AMEN! There is no reason you should settle for someone who thinks of you like that!0 -
I'd punch your fiance in the balls.
I like you.0 -
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Ok. after reading the other replies, I will now be more blunt...DUMP the jerk, and wait for someone who loves you and supports your efforts, Just imagine how he'll react when you get pregnant and have baby weight to deal with! the only thing you may want to do perfectly for him is run and fast!0
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I'd punch your fiance in the balls.
^^^This0
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