Would you date someone overweight?
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I wouldn't, no. :blushing:
I would have at one time in my life but I equate being overweight to being unhealthy now. I feel like someone who is overweight has sort of lost touch with themselves, in a way that they are not putting their health and longevity in life any sort of a priority. It's not someone I would want to be with long term and if the long term isn't there, well dating them is a waste of time for everyone.
That being said, I wouldn't consider myself in any way "shallow". I still don't like 9's or 10's as much as 7's and personality ranks up there really high. If I'm talking to a 9 or a 10 and they're dumb as a truck, have no personality or no sense of humor, or if they're sporting that very common 9 or 10 princess complex, I immediately hate their @#$@#! face and would really prefer they just stop talking. :indifferent:
Nothing wrong with being a little bit shallow.0 -
This guy is way more than "ok". :flowerforyou:Yeah, according to some, it is a miracle that anyone finds me attractive at all.
You're kind of covering your face a bit but from what I can see you're adorable.
I'm ok. Definitely not bad for 310lbs+.0 -
Hands off! He's mine!Yeah, according to some, it is a miracle that anyone finds me attractive at all.
You're kind of covering your face a bit but from what I can see you're adorable.
I'm ok. Definitely not bad for 310lbs+.
Haha oops all yours hun0 -
I'm just interested to see if some of these guys saying no drop their girl as soon as she gets preggers lol. Because she's going to become overweight (some might have complications and become downright obese) and it has nothing to do with losing touch with herself or her health.0
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Hands off! He's mine!Yeah, according to some, it is a miracle that anyone finds me attractive at all.
You're kind of covering your face a bit but from what I can see you're adorable.
I'm ok. Definitely not bad for 310lbs+.
Haha oops all yours hun
No wait!
This could be a rare opportunity...0 -
I wouldn't, no. :blushing:
I would have at one time in my life but I equate being overweight to being unhealthy now. I feel like someone who is overweight has sort of lost touch with themselves, in a way that they are not putting their health and longevity in life any sort of a priority. It's not someone I would want to be with long term and if the long term isn't there, well dating them is a waste of time for everyone.
That being said, I wouldn't consider myself in any way "shallow". I still don't like 9's or 10's as much as 7's and personality ranks up there really high. If I'm talking to a 9 or a 10 and they're dumb as a truck, have no personality or no sense of humor, or if they're sporting that very common 9 or 10 princess complex, I immediately hate their @#$@#! face and would really prefer they just stop talking. :indifferent:
Nothing wrong with being a little bit shallow.
Well, I think most of us are a little shallow in some way! I guess I was just saying just because I wouldn't date someone overweight that I like to stick to dirty slores that are minimum 9+ just because they weigh 100 lbs. :drinker: :drinker:0 -
I'm just interested to see if some of these guys saying no drop their girl as soon as she gets preggers lol. Because she's going to become overweight (some might have complications and become downright obese) and it has nothing to do with losing touch with herself or her health.
Considering that single motherhood is on the rise, there may be a correlation there.0 -
I'm just interested to see if some of these guys saying no drop their girl as soon as she gets preggers lol. Because she's going to become overweight (some might have complications and become downright obese) and it has nothing to do with losing touch with herself or her health.
Considering that single motherhood is on the rise, there may be a correlation there.
Touche.0 -
I'm just interested to see if some of these guys saying no drop their girl as soon as she gets preggers lol. Because she's going to become overweight (some might have complications and become downright obese) and it has nothing to do with losing touch with herself or her health.
Do you really think being preggo is the same thing as being overweight? And that men can't make that distinction?
And do you have any scathing words for women who say no, or is your ire reserved for men?0 -
I'm just interested to see if some of these guys saying no drop their girl as soon as she gets preggers lol. Because she's going to become overweight (some might have complications and become downright obese) and it has nothing to do with losing touch with herself or her health.
Considering that single motherhood is on the rise, there may be a correlation there.
I've seen it happen to quite a few girls. Once they weren't the epitome of perfection they got traded in like a used car.0 -
I'm just interested to see if some of these guys saying no drop their girl as soon as she gets preggers lol. Because she's going to become overweight (some might have complications and become downright obese) and it has nothing to do with losing touch with herself or her health.
Considering that single motherhood is on the rise, there may be a correlation there.
I've seen it happen to quite a few girls. Once they weren't the epitome of perfection they got traded in like a used car.
I prefer to think that the relationship was doomed to begin with and the pregnancy just scared off bad quality men. :shrugs:0 -
Agreed. This happens more than people think.I'm just interested to see if some of these guys saying no drop their girl as soon as she gets preggers lol. Because she's going to become overweight (some might have complications and become downright obese) and it has nothing to do with losing touch with herself or her health.
Considering that single motherhood is on the rise, there may be a correlation there.
I've seen it happen to quite a few girls. Once they weren't the epitome of perfection they got traded in like a used car.0 -
Hands off! He's mine!Yeah, according to some, it is a miracle that anyone finds me attractive at all.
You're kind of covering your face a bit but from what I can see you're adorable.
I'm ok. Definitely not bad for 310lbs+.
Haha oops all yours hun
No wait!
This could be a rare opportunity...
Haha we wouldn't want him to get jealous.0 -
When I meet someone who loves me at a heavier weight, I am more assured that they will love me at my best. It is about loving each other through sickness and in health. Obesity is a sickness that nobody wants (at least most people wouldn't wish it upon themselves), so if you're going to be there for someone in youth and health, but not in old age and sickness, then you're rather a shallow and selfish lover. No thanks I say.
"... if you can't handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don't deserve me at my best.”
― Marilyn Monroe0 -
Hands off! He's mine!Yeah, according to some, it is a miracle that anyone finds me attractive at all.
You're kind of covering your face a bit but from what I can see you're adorable.
I'm ok. Definitely not bad for 310lbs+.
Haha oops all yours hun
No wait!
This could be a rare opportunity...
Haha we would want him to get jealous.
A bit of Chinese fingercuff action will make him forget his jealousy.0 -
^ In for relevant username.0
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This is really situational. Making a "yes" or "no" blanket statement is kind of impossible. For example, if he's an as shole, then definitely not.
Is he working to get fit?
How overweight is "overweight?"
It's really important to me that my partner shares my interests and past times. I want someone who will eat the same foods I eat, and who will get out and move with me.0 -
No, because I am married. Otherwise, since I am overweight, I suppose that I could not very well judge a woman for being overweight. All that being said, yes, weight would be a factor in my decision as to whether to date a woman or not but only in extreme cases. Sorry, but true. There is a point in which a woman's weight would become an issue and conversely, I would expect that a woman would have a right to judge me by the same criteria... I mean if my weight is to the point that I would have major health issues or if it were to impact my ability to provide for my family... I am just saying, there is a point. No, she would not have to be a size 10 and I would not even rule out size 18, 20, 22, or even 24 ... Size 5X, 6X, 7X... that would start being an issue most likely. Yes I agree that personality is the more important issue and weight does not keep a person from being a wonderful human being.. at any size... but when one considers dating, that becomes a different issue...
Now, reading down the list I read several posts about wondering about after pregnancy. Pregnancy and being overweight are totally separate issues... and of course once I commit to a person, I am in as long as she will have me provided that she continues to be faithful and treat me right (which my wife does... I never even contemplate not staying with her... weight is totally irrelevant at this point of our relationship... we do both try to take care of ourselves but under no circumstances would I leave her because she gained weight)....0 -
Is he working to get fit?
How overweight is "overweight?"
Yeah this is actually a good point. The term "overweight" could essentially be a pound or 300 pounds, what are we looking at here? I sort of assumed this meant significantly overweight, or obese.. not sure why I assumed that.0 -
I agree that if the person in question is working to lose weight, then that could positively influence my decision. But being physically attractive to me is just as important as having a likable personality.0
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god no never
fitbit says i'm lightly active and i prefer someone who can keep up with me0 -
I PREFER chubby guys!
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I am overweight ...everyone & their grandma wants to date me obviously
so that settles this thread
good night0 -
Currently dating someone technically overweight, who has gained about 20 pounds since we started dating (which is saying a lot because they're really, really short), whereas I've lost about 30. Still insanely attracted to them.0
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just because someone is in a certain weight category doesnt mean health. Crackheads are usually fairly skinny too and cancer patients going thru chemo.
And I usually dont prefer someone who is all "perfectly" fit bc odds are "they are wayyyy too into themselves ".
This can go so may different ways.0 -
I'm almost 300 lbs and my SO is about 92 lbs and very beautiful. She seems to think there's something attractive about me. I am a pretty funny guy but other than that I'm not sure why someone would want to date someone so overweight. But hey I'm not complaining!0
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I have in the past but I don't believe I would start a new relationship with someone that's overweight now. But on the other hand if my SO gained weight I wouldn't leave her because of it.0
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I'm almost 300 lbs and my SO is about 92 lbs and very beautiful. She seems to think there's something attractive about me. I am a pretty funny guy but other than that I'm not sure why someone would want to date someone so overweight. But hey I'm not complaining!
You're obviously an amazing person.0 -
Is he working to get fit?
How overweight is "overweight?"
Yeah this is actually a good point. The term "overweight" could essentially be a pound or 300 pounds, what are we looking at here? I sort of assumed this meant significantly overweight, or obese.. not sure why I assumed that.
I would say "overweight" would apply to someone above average weight but not obese. Overweight people can still be active and relatively healthy. And if they are on MFP or using other programs, then health and fitness are a priority for them. I think as a society we like to put people in boxes. In this case, either thin/healthy/fit or obese/sick/lazy. There is certainly a huge range in between the two.0 -
I don't like how it looks/feels. It is not because of a PRE-JUDGEMENT about personally, lifestyle, or anything else. Hope that clarifies....... If not, I'm thinking you just want something to argue about.
It clarifies that I think perhaps we have a different understanding of the word judgement. In any event, I'm not looking for something to argue about - I was trying to reconcile an anomaly in your original comment. NBD.0
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