My Husband Doesn't Understand - I Need Advice
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Wow, it sure seems like everyone is over thinking this. Six pages of comments? I would just lay off the talk for a while and when things settle down, have a real conversation with him about his thoughts. Maybe he's afraid you are going back to your days when you had the eating disorder. Maybe he's just tired of hearing it. I think if you were just a health nut, that is one thing. But if you have a history of eating disorders, then I would be concerned your fixation on working out so much is leading you to an unhealthy path. But it's hard to know for sure because I do not know you or your husband. I guess I'd just turn off the tv and have a real conversation about it. Then you can figure out a way to compromise.
I wasn't expecting this, that's for sure. I know what the deal is - knowing my husband as I do.
And I'm fixing it.
We can close down the thread now. LOL. And I want to thank those of you were supportive. Thank you. I know I've made some new friends.0
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