My fiancé said ...
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Your fiancee sounds like douche-nozzle.
For real girl!0 -
Love your wedding day pic! Seeing as the big day hasn't happened yet!?!
I smell troll......
If not get out now and find the desire to be perfect for yourself not someone else!0 -
Cancel the wedding.
Srsly, if he thinks you're fat at that height/weight HE HAS A HUGE PROBLEM.
You can do better.0 -
And ur still in this relationship because???0
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Sorry... but he sounds like a douche.
I say you should go ahead & lose a few pounds. How much does HE weigh?0 -
This is bull****. The thread, I mean.
People have no f''ckin life...0 -
In for a punch to his balls.0
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You want to lose some weight....lose the fiance. That is some serioiusly unhealthy weight you will have to deal with for the rest of your life.0
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Unless you'd love a lifetime of misery I'd dump that loser asap.0
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This is bull****. The thread, I mean.
People on the internet never lie. Never ever. Ever. Ever. Forever!0 -
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Did he really say that or are you misconstruing something he said? As I understand it, part of the whole eating disorder carries a severe lack of self confidence, and we women sometimes look too far into something said. One of my coworkers once told me that I (he's a guy btw) looked better with makeup on. Now, the damned fool didn't mean to hurt my feelings, but it did. My reaction? I asked him if he realized that he said that out loud - in front of all of our colleagues!
Women have deep feelings and hurt easily. We talk around stuff. Men on the other hand say it like they think it - very simply. Read Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus to learn more about your man. Or ditch him if he's dead weight.0 -
Well ditto the comments about the troll. This woe-is-me OP can't even stay consistent about when 'she' is getting married.
Save your rage people.0 -
LMAO. Troll alert!0
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:indifferent:0
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I'd punch your fiance in the balls.
I was thinking the taint, but this works too.0 -
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This is bull****. The thread, I mean.
People on the internet never lie. Never ever. Ever. Ever. Forever!
You're my French model boyfriend, right?0 -
be very careful..... that kind of conversation from significant others can put someone with an eating disorder history back into an eating disorder. If he is not sensitive enough to you now, it wont improve after a longer relationship, marriage, etc. We as women sometimes listen too much to our heart and not our head. I've done the same. Be very careful. This behavior would not change even if you lost a few pounds: there will always be something else that you need to change, or come too short of his expectation.0
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This is bull****. The thread, I mean.
People on the internet never lie. Never ever. Ever. Ever. Forever!
You're my French model boyfriend, right?
I am joker AND Hulk!0
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