GUYS: would you end your relationship over extra skin ?
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If you bread her and deep fry her, the skin is the best part....0
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When my OH and I first started dating, I was overweight but not obese. I gained a ton of weight through the years and he stuck around (see my profile for details). Now that I've lost it all and then some, he hates my extra skin. To the point that he mentions surgery to me every time he sees my flappy arms and saggy tummy. He makes comments about how unattractive it is and he pretty much wants nothing to do with me. And this is coming from a guy who himself has gained about 80 pounds in the last few years and is making no effort to do anything about it. There are some days when it tears me up inside to know how he feels about it. Then there are other days when I just say "screw it - his loss" and go out for a bike ride instead!
My BF on the other hand has no issue with it!! Kidding!! :drinker:0 -
Funny you posted this...my bf and I were watching extreme weight loss last night and the woman had a ton of extra skin. I asked him if he would break up with me if I had extra skin like that and he said he would...0
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my bf of almost 2 years said he doesn't mind my extra skin but also doesn't like how it makes me feel. he knows I work hard and supports me. I went from close to 346.4 to 171.6 right now0
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no I would remove some of it myself and serve with fava beans and a nice Chianti.
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The issue here is the physical attraction. I hate to say it, but I HAVE broken up with a guy who lost a TON of weight while we were dating because I was no longer attracted to him physically. Love is not necessarily always blind. We're not talking about 2 people who are married and have that next level love that theyve committed to through thick and thin. Being in a relationship is work, and yes, love should be unconditional, but I dont think it always is. I think sexual attraction is a HUGE factor, and if lose skin is a dealbreaker, then it's a deal breaker. It's really a gain for both people to get out of a relationship that can be shaken by that stuff becasue it just means its not TRUE love0
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If he didn't mind the 300 pounds of fat why would a few pounds of skin bother him..
Hahaha and who would have time to care if it bothered him. I'd kick his *kitten* to the curb :P0 -
I am with a GF because i love her, and everything about her, not based on looks alone
Any guy who would is a jerk and superficial IMO0 -
Extra skin isn't a big deal. Looks will influence sex drive, and that's a normal human side effect, but if my SO was already awesome, such a thing wouldn't be a huge deal.
Besides, it would be a testament to haw fast they made a change in their life. You only get that extra skin from a dramatic weight change. The body will catch up and lose it over time.0 -
no I would remove some of it myself and serve with fava beans and a nice Chianti.
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Youre been reading alot of me... I'm cutting you off for a bit.0 -
Funny you posted this...my bf and I were watching extreme weight loss last night and the woman had a ton of extra skin. I asked him if he would break up with me if I had extra skin like that and he said he would...
Really curious. Never mind you may have a great personality and very well might be a fantastic person, but based solely on the fact that if you had some extra skin attached to your body, he would leave?
I might leave an SO for saying they'd leave ME for that, because I'd grow extremely self conscious about myself and always wonder if a little change might be the nail in the coffin that made them leave. I mean, if a little extra skin would do it, I can't imagine what other trivial little thing would.0 -
Seriously
Some women are so dumb. Stop doing this to our gender. Grow some self respect. You're more than looks. Find someone who is mature enough to understand that!0 -
since ive lost 100lbs and have extra, ugly deformed skin it would be hypocritical for me to say i would end a relationship over it.0
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definitely its not the reason to end the relation.... and that flappy skin goes away with toning.... nothing is permanent in this world
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No. If I loved her at 300 pounds why wouldn't I still love her at 175 loose skin or not?
She's the same woman so If he is repulsed by the lose skin then he should take a hard look in the mirror and decide why he was in the relationship in the first place.
I like you.0 -
If you bread her and deep fry her, the skin is the best part....
Ewwww. Just a threw up a bit. :-)0 -
definitely its not the reason to end the relation.... and that flappy skin goes away with toning.... nothing is permanent in this world
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Been in fitness industry for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
the skins ability to snap back is largely determined by genetics and if you are younger rather than older. I've lost 150+ pounds and have minimal loose skin,
this is largely thanks to genetics....i'm almost 40.0 -
Love her as she is
wasn't she fat when u met her and u loved her then
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not if she could do this
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Not at all. Im the type of person that finds a way to see beauty in all the things others may not. This included.0
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