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Motorsheen wrote: »So this morning I was packing gym bag for a workout later (if I feel well enough, I've been sick for the past two days,) and my husband made the comment of "...So what? You've only been going for a week. Talk to me when you've been going for 365 days."
What?! Okay, I'm sorry.
How hurtful.
I'm trying to change myself, and be happy with myself.
Time for a new hubby
yeah, reading between the lines, the clock might be ticking on this one.
I hope not; I wish her well.
I hope not. However nobody knows the future.
I know the future...I have ESPN...
edit...don't mind me please, I've been drinking champagne and it makes me silly.4 -
Motorsheen wrote: »So this morning I was packing gym bag for a workout later (if I feel well enough, I've been sick for the past two days,) and my husband made the comment of "...So what? You've only been going for a week. Talk to me when you've been going for 365 days."
What?! Okay, I'm sorry.
How hurtful.
I'm trying to change myself, and be happy with myself.
Time for a new hubby
yeah, reading between the lines, the clock might be ticking on this one.
I hope not; I wish her well.
I hope not. However nobody knows the future.
I know the future...I have ESPN...
edit...don't mind me please, I've been drinking champagne and it makes me silly.
@J_Surita3 yes please. Continue posting!1 -
So this morning I was packing gym bag for a workout later (if I feel well enough, I've been sick for the past two days,) and my husband made the comment of "...So what? You've only been going for a week. Talk to me when you've been going for 365 days."
What?! Okay, I'm sorry.
How hurtful.
I'm trying to change myself, and be happy with myself.
People say many discouraging things when you try to do better I'm learning.0 -
I agree that communication is key, OP. I hope y'all were able to have an open and honest dialogue about what he said and why it hurt your feelings.
That aside, I hope in the moment you had a saucy comeback. Something along the lines of, "Do you like being happily married to me? Because that can change."0 -
I agree that communication is key, OP. I hope y'all were able to have an open and honest dialogue about what he said and why it hurt your feelings.
That aside, I hope in the moment you had a saucy comeback. Something along the lines of, "Do you like being happily married to me? Because that can change."
That's one way to put the fear of her losing weight in his heart and his insecurities to bubble right up and cause her grief and all manner of sabotage. Because that's what she's looking for, right?
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OP, some great advice here (for once, webmd actually is helpful, lol)
http://www.webmd.com/diet/obesity/features/are-they-jealous-of-your-new-body0 -
So this morning I was packing gym bag for a workout later (if I feel well enough, I've been sick for the past two days,) and my husband made the comment of "...So what? You've only been going for a week. Talk to me when you've been going for 365 days."
What?! Okay, I'm sorry.
How hurtful.
I'm trying to change myself, and be happy with myself.
Sorry to hear it. My wife appears supportive sometimes, on certain days when it seems convenient to her. It sucks. She will make crappy comments. I call her out on it occasionally and she acts like I'm stupid for thinking that way.
Move on. Evaluate the rest of your relationship to make sure it isn't just about going to then gym. Try to talk to him. Evaluate again after.
Over all - f@ck him. Do it for yourself.1 -
Sleep on the couch for 365 days lol1
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EricNewark wrote: »So this morning I was packing gym bag for a workout later (if I feel well enough, I've been sick for the past two days,) and my husband made the comment of "...So what? You've only been going for a week. Talk to me when you've been going for 365 days."
What?! Okay, I'm sorry.
How hurtful.
I'm trying to change myself, and be happy with myself.
Sorry to hear it. My wife appears supportive sometimes, on certain days when it seems convenient to her. It sucks. She will make crappy comments. I call her out on it occasionally and she acts like I'm stupid for thinking that way.
Move on. Evaluate the rest of your relationship to make sure it isn't just about going to then gym. Try to talk to him. Evaluate again after.
Over all - f@ck him. Do it for yourself.
But what if she doesn't feel like it after what he did to her? Then only he gets enjoyment.0 -
Wow. This thread makes me want to find that special someone and get married
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