"You've only bloody gone and done it!"
vicidoesstuff
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I wanted to share this mini success. My boyfriend's always found it a little difficult to express his support for me during my weight loss because he doesn't want to sound mean. Last night in his slightly drunken, euphoric (we'd just been to a comedy club so he had laughed and grinned for about 2 hours straight) state, he managed to tell me exactly what he thought about it.
First attempt: "You do look better than you did before."
I raised an eyebrow at this, then he said:
Second attempt: "Right. Before, I thought you were absolutely gorgeous and I didn't think it was possible that you could get any better but, you know what, you've only bloody gone and done it!"
To which I replied, "And there's more to come, still got more weight to come off."
Ah it did make me laugh. I TOLD him so!
First attempt: "You do look better than you did before."
I raised an eyebrow at this, then he said:
Second attempt: "Right. Before, I thought you were absolutely gorgeous and I didn't think it was possible that you could get any better but, you know what, you've only bloody gone and done it!"
To which I replied, "And there's more to come, still got more weight to come off."
Ah it did make me laugh. I TOLD him so!
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this is great, i can relate! i've been with my boyfriend for over 6 years now and he's always told me that he loves me and that i'm hot and gorgeous etc but i've noticed that he says it more often now and don't think he realizes he does and even when i'm not dressed up at all he'd come in and id be standing in my workout clothes making dinner and he'd be like ohmygod you really are gorgeous - its great confidence boost knowing that after so long together he still sees me and thinks wow0
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Aawwww... that was vey sweet! You deserve it.0
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Awwww, that made me smile0
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awe!!! That is too sweet!0
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Awesome! Much better than my boyfriend's response to my weight loss...he calls me a "stick with boobs." Which is hilarious, but still...
Congrats! It's wonderful when you get that support from the people closest to you!0 -
I wanted to share this mini success. My boyfriend's always found it a little difficult to express his support for me during my weight loss because he doesn't want to sound mean. Last night in his slightly drunken, euphoric (we'd just been to a comedy club so he had laughed and grinned for about 2 hours straight) state, he managed to tell me exactly what he thought about it.
First attempt: "You do look better than you did before."
I raised an eyebrow at this, then he said:
Second attempt: "Right. Before, I thought you were absolutely gorgeous and I didn't think it was possible that you could get any better but, you know what, you've only bloody gone and done it!"
To which I replied, "And there's more to come, still got more weight to come off."
Ah it did make me laugh. I TOLD him so!
And then, and then ??? What happened next ??0 -
Sweet It's great to hear it from the people you really want to hear it from :happy:0
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Kudos to both of you.
Something else - There's an old saying that "A drunk man's words are a sober man's thoughts". So if this bloke has gushed some complimentary gibberish while in his cups, you can be pretty sure he's sincere.
I agree with him BTW,,, you're a very attractive young woman.0 -
My husband doesn't say much either. He is afraid of saying the wrong thing as well. But I have noticed he is more vocal recently about how good I look. Before that though, I had lost some weight and he wasn't saying anything about it. I was frustrated and thought maybe he didn't notice, but then I started finding out about him talking to all his friends, co-workers and family about how good I look! It's nice to hear it directly from him, but it was good to know he was bragging about me and was proud of me! :blushing:
Mine also seems to say a lot more when he's been hitting the truth serum.....I mean alcohol! LOL :drinker:0 -
Awe - very cute!0
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Soo cute, so sweet!0
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Good for you! You didn't quit because others close to you told you it wasn't necessary. It's nice to know that they love us as we are, but if we love them in return (as well as ourselves), then we should aim to make ourselves the healthiest we can be. And if along with the healthiness, we happen to acquire a more appealing presence... well.... I can't imagine anyone complaining... LOL :laugh:
In my case, my persistence and ability to do this journey with a smile has encouraged my husband to now try to improve his own health. That is something that no amount of nagging could have accomplished. :drinker: It's one of the best rewards that I've received!0 -
LOL!! sooo sweet!0
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I love it!! Boyfriends are adorable.0
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Thanks guys0
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