Would you date someone overweight?
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There are other traits that are more important than being fit, but I want my kids to have their parents around when they are old. Same for my grandchildren. I don't want to be with someone who flirts with illness every single day.
I've been overweight for 28 years, so I understand that people can wake up and change. Could I date an overweight woman? Sure. But I would never ever marry one who isn't taking care of her health and fitness already.
It's not about the damn looks. It's about health!0 -
No.... I lead a active lifestyle and we probably wouldn't have anything in common
lol yea because overweight/fat people cannot be active ....how silly
Indeed! I've always been active, even when I was overweight. I'm 34 weeks pregnant and still incredibly active. I know slim people who are lazy slobs.
I've always just been attracted to tall men, who are usually slim. My husband is 6 foot and I think he's gorgeous! His BMI is possibly a little bit over, like maybe 27, but he's definitely not fat.0 -
I am married and not interested in dating anyone other than my sweetheart. However, to answer the question, I think I would struggle with the idea of someone who was morbidly obese and didn't even try to do something about it. I am personally more attracted to strong thicker guys ( I married one. ) For me,a very thin guy wouldn't be my first choice, but looks aren't everything either. I am all for active lifestyles, but I would also hesitate to get attached to someone to whom fitness/ working out was everything. It's important, but not the main focus of life IMO. My husband is overweight and I adore him. I don't like it when I am overweight so I focus on that not his weight fluctuations.0
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I think the real challenge is the difference in lifestyle regardless of respective weights. I know from own experience that planning an outing is not easy if you dont share similar lifestyles - one person looking for pizza places, the other looking for healthy food places, one person looking to spend the weekend lying on the grass, the other wanting to run instead.0
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As a former super heavy guy and as an overweight guy (10 lbs to go!) i think would be wrong reject someone by his weight.
Now, i like women of all shapes, but never to the extremes, So i would date someone overweight as far she is, smart, confident, funny and tender (haha thats a plus for me)0 -
One could always encourage an overweight person to diet. A bad personality is harder to change.0
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If I'm attracted to somebody then I'm attracted to somebody. I'm quite random, to be honest!
I can completely relate!0 -
One could always encourage an overweight person to diet. A bad personality is harder to change.
very doubtful that you can change a person's dietary habits. nobody changes for no one0 -
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One could always encourage an overweight person to diet. A bad personality is harder to change.
very doubtful that you can change a person's dietary habits. nobody changes for no one
I don't think you should enter a relationship with the intent to change someone. It just won't work unless they want to change.0 -
I did, and the sex was great but going out was not so good
Jealous. I had the opposite experience, which ultimately ended both of my long term relationships. I can go all night, so overweight or not thats something I need in a man.
All night? Who has the time?
If someone doesn't have the time to do that at least once and awhile I won't be happy haha.
I have a job. I need at least some sleep.
I do too? Well I guess we won't be dating anytime soon. Also no need to talk down . Everyone has different likes.0 -
Depends how much overweight. . more than 60, definitely not. Less than that. . *shrug*0
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Depends how much overweight. . more than 60, definitely not. Less than that. . *shrug*
Are you going to eyeball it or get a scale out?0 -
Depends how much overweight. . more than 60, definitely not. Less than that. . *shrug*
Are you going to eyeball it or get a scale out?
Times like this I wish there was a 'like' or 'recommended' button. This made me lol a lot! :-)0 -
No.... I lead a active lifestyle and we probably wouldn't have anything in common
Just because someone is overweight doesn't mean they don't live an active lifestyle.
What a ridiculous statement and assumption to make.0 -
No
We would eat too much! :noway:0 -
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One could always encourage an overweight person to diet. A bad personality is harder to change.
That will go over like a lead balloon! I can see all sorts of bad things coming out of trying to encourage someone to lose weight. It's up to the person if he/she wants to lose weight.0 -
Honestly, all that really matters is that I'm attracted to that person at all. If I'm not, I'm not. Doesn't mean they have a little extra or are really skinny. It's THEM that matters.
Everyone has their "type", even I do. Although I think it just matters that you click with each other. If all your worried about is looks, I'm sort of in the assumption you aren't looking for an actual LTR but just some late night fun.0 -
Depends how much overweight. . more than 60, definitely not. Less than that. . *shrug*
Are you going to eyeball it or get a scale out?
Times like this I wish there was a 'like' or 'recommended' button. This made me lol a lot! :-)
I've been thinking that a lot lately, we NEED a "like" button!!0
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