Losing weight to get back at an ex.
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if your trying to get back at an ex either
A. your not over them, and your theory is right!
B. just perhaps you didnt think they thought you were fat and you want to show off what the missed out on (hell maybe they were the ones holding you back) my husband has done that lol
could go both ways i see ...i love your car analogy!0 -
Do it for YOU. In the end you'll out live them... THAT'S the ultimate revenge. LOL0
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That used to be my motivation, but when it was, I could never stick to a program/life style change...the motivation has to be so much larger & deeper than that and I am so thankful I've matured beyond that point!0
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Don't ever lose weight because of an ex- lose weight because of a potential. Why not start a new relationship in the best mood, the best body, and with the best start. The ex already sucks, why make them feel like poo too? YOU deserve better, always about the future. always.0
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Did you post this thread so you could tell a bunch of women how hot you think they are, now that their ex is out of the picture?0
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My marriage didn't end because of my weight. However, there's a little part of me that can't wait until I see him next so he can see how smokin' I am and be reminded, yet again, of how badly he screwed up in letting me walk away, even though I have absolutely ZERO interest in him personally! LOL :laugh:
I'm happily remarried to a guy who thought I was smokin' hot before I lost the weight, but I think digs the body even more with the weight loss. I'm FAR more concerned about how he feels about me. :flowerforyou:
You are smokin with that gun.0 -
My ex used it as an excuse.... I had two babies in two years and was still nursing our 10 month old... He told me I wasn't attractive anymore. I looked at him like he was alien and told him that the weight would come off when I finished nursing in a couple of months... He proceeded to tell me, it wouldn't matter, cause I would always be "big"... what he meant to say is he found someone he thought was cuter to sleep with.
I stopped nursing a month after our split and 4 months later had lost the 40 extra pounds to weigh the same as pre-pregnancy from our first baby (but am a size smaller because I started lifting when the baby was 6 months old which has made me in much better shape).
Now I am thinner than his "girlfriend"... and am having the time of my life dating handsome, successful men who don't mind the fact that I am "big".. which is code for tall (5'10) and athletic.
NOW this is flippin awsome! No man should have ever said that, esp in your circumstances! If your life better now, then maybe it was worth losing that a**hole0 -
Did you post this thread so you could tell a bunch of women how hot you think they are, now that their ex is out of the picture?
Hmmm, I guess I can see why it would look that way but no. Just reponding, some of them are in relationships. Do you want me to call you hot too.0 -
Don't ever lose weight because of an ex- lose weight because of a potential. Why not start a new relationship in the best mood, the best body, and with the best start. The ex already sucks, why make them feel like poo too? YOU deserve better, always about the future. always.
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Do it for YOU. In the end you'll out live them... THAT'S the ultimate revenge. LOL
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Better to lose weight to get back at an ex, than to do it to get an ex back.
THIS!0 -
if your trying to get back at an ex either
A. your not over them, and your theory is right!
B. just perhaps you didnt think they thought you were fat and you want to show off what the missed out on (hell maybe they were the ones holding you back) my husband has done that lol
could go both ways i see ...i love your car analogy!
Beautiful ring. Thanks, glad he makes you happy.0 -
Did you post this thread so you could tell a bunch of women how hot you think they are, now that their ex is out of the picture?
Hmmm, I guess I can see why it would look that way but no. Just reponding, some of them are in relationships. Do you want me to call you hot too.0 -
Did you post this thread so you could tell a bunch of women how hot you think they are, now that their ex is out of the picture?
Hmmm, I guess I can see why it would look that way but no. Just reponding, some of them are in relationships. Do you want me to call you hot too.
You are hot buddy.0 -
Ok a few things : people never make sense when it comes to looks, my ex husband left me for a fat, ugly girl that i was friends with. And no I am not just calling her ugly because he left me for her. The girl was weird looking. So a number of my "body" issues stemmed simply from being downgraded from. THEN i got fat lmao. Getting fit however isn't a revenge for the divorce though, its ancient history. This is new lifestyle is entirely for me...and I think that people who enter into this journey with intentions of doing for someone other then themselves might be disappointed by the results.0
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Never was dumped due to my weight.
Been dumped many times cause I was batchit crazy, conceited and self centered. Other wise known as my 20s.0 -
Living well is the best revenge.
My college bf used to cheat on me all the damn time. I was the size I am now and to deal with the stress of his cheating, I ate and stopped exercising. I gained about 50 pounds real quick. He would tell me he loved me, but was no longer in love with me because of my weight. He would tell me he cheated on me because he was no longer attracted to me. I put up with his bs for almost 3 years.
Fast forward 20 years, he is now married, but wants to see me again. Ummmmmmm, no thank you.0 -
I love this topic. When I got divorced, all of my male friends encouraged me to start working out, so that I could "be super-hot" and make my ex jealous. My husband didn't stop loving me because I gained weight. He stopped loving me because I lost my confidence. Now that I've regained it, he checks me out and looks remorseful, but it doesn't give me a warm fuzzy feeling or a sense of victory. It just makes me sad and at times a little angry. Like I want to punch him in the throat. Lol0
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Maybe not to "get back" but I would def want to look my best just to rub it in a little!
My fav motto is "looking good is the best revenge" ~ Ivana Trump0 -
Never was dumped due to my weight.
Been dumped many times cause I was batchit crazy, conceited and self centered. Other wise known as my 20s.
Literally laughed out loud. I applaud the honesty.0 -
Never was dumped due to my weight.
Been dumped many times cause I was batchit crazy, conceited and self centered. Other wise known as my 20s.
Literally laughed out loud. I applaud the honesty.
ME TOO! We all been crazy 20 year olds:laugh:0 -
Nah, karma takes care of revenge. Besides, if I lost weight to get back at anyone, I'd probably keel over.0
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I'm not going to lie, there's a little "I'll show you (all)" behind my desire to lose weight. That pertains to those who actually DID treat me badly because of my weight -- those who bullied me, made fun of me, disregarded me, wouldn't date me...and maybe an ex or two. It makes sense that it would be at least a small driving force.0
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Just remember- there is a good reason that your EX is your EX.
Work out, loose weight, feel great for yourself.0 -
I usually just sleep with her friends.0
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Better to lose weight to get back at an ex, than to do it to get an ex back.
^^^^^^^^drops the mic and exits stage left!!!0 -
Lmao you're not going to win trying to do things for other people...0
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After breaking up with my most recent ex I have to admit it really helped give me the extra incentive to work harder and eat cleaner.. not necessarily in the attempt to get him back or make him know what he's missing but so that I can ask for a better partner in the future..
Of course it did feel amazing when I last seen him and he had gained weight and I was leaner and lovelier than ever )
Weight loss should be for your own happiness.. outside factors however can give you that motivation to get moving and stay busy0 -
I was 19, just married, and my then husband told me that at 5'10, 165lbs I was too fat to want to have sex with. 22 years later, a lot bigger than that, and I'm finally past that damage.
Current boyfriend is one of those skinny guys, 5'10", 140lbs doesn't exercise, and doesn't gain an ounce no matter what I feed him (trust me, I've tried, I ended up gaining 25lbs in the effort)
Current bf 's ex is / was over 300lbs, and has just had bariatric. He did not break up with her because of her weight, or loves me less because of mine. Hearing she has had the surgery though, has lit a fire under me. I can handle both her and I being thin, but I don't want to be fat while she is thin. (She will remain in his life as they had kids together).
Combine the ex factor, and seeing pics of people sleeping with CPAP machines because of their weight has scared me into creating a new lifestyle. I've known for a long time I have to do it, family history has heart disease, diabetes and breast cancer.
I know I have to do it for me, and along this metamorphisis, it is becoming more about me being healthy, but having external stimulators helped start me in that direction.0
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