Love = Weight gain?
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Hmm, perhaps for people who *aren't* trying to lose weight they may be more prone to gaining while smitten with someone. The last guy I dated (we broke up a few weeks ago) was a health nut and very into working out and cooking healthy dinners for us so I kept right on track with my goals. Heck probably better than before I met him since we'd go out a lot for walks downtown and in the park.
Oh and once we broke up I lost my appetite for a few days so does heartbreak=weight loss? I think I've found the cure to obesity!:laugh:0 -
This has happened to me too, with nearly every boyfriend I've ever had -- I think it's just the whole nesting instinct you get going with someone; I don't know why it happens. I had the same thing with my husband too (we've been married almost 10 years, together for 12), but you know what: You CAN change it -- instead of feasting together, workout together -- instead of ordering pizza and pigging out -- go for a walk. That's what we've done over here with fabulous results so far!0
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I think it's a matter of comfort level too. You don't need to impress anyone, you already got the guy/girl, so you start to slack off!
This!! You get comfortable, and that's when the weight comes on.0
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