GUYS: would you end your relationship over extra skin ?
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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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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
LMFAO0 -
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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I had a partner who didn't like my foreskin, so I just had it removed for him. Whats the big deal, its only skin.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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Don't u just hate when people say "I just want to tone?" :grumble:0 -
I had a partner who didn't like my foreskin, so I just had it removed for him. Whats the big deal, its only skin.
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I wouldn't make her do it until she was completely at the end of her weight loss "journey". I want enough skin to tan and make a leather coat from it.0
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I wouldn't make her do it until she was completely at the end of her weight loss "journey". I want enough skin to tan and make a leather coat from it.0
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I would hope my man would be saving his pennies for offer to help me pay for some of any skin removal surgery I might need.
If he wants too, I would never ask of course but instead of presents for birthdays or holidays tuck the cash he would of spent on me for those things to offer towards what would make me feel good about myself most.0 -
No. That is very shallow.
I think somebody already said it but, If I loved you at 300 pounds....0 -
no i think that is sooo wrong! there are qualities everywhere! extra skin who gives a damn!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:
Why on earth would you stay with that? He sounds like a douche.0 -
I would hope my man would be saving his pennies for offer to help me pay for some of any skin removal surgery I might need.
If he wants too, I would never ask of course but instead of presents for birthdays or holidays tuck the cash he would of spent on me for those things to offer towards what would make me feel good about myself most.
I told you that I am stretched a little thin on cash these days. I'll get you back.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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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.
I was just gonna say this (except the losing crapton of weight and looking hot part)
hi Alex_is_Hawks0 -
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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Don't u just hate when people say "I just want to tone?" :grumble:
I just want to tone...
Sorry had to do it.0 -
I have some extra skin and have been insecure about it, and a few of my "friends" have had no problems about it.0
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No. No way, no how. If my wife lost that much weight- and my real life wife couldn't lose that much without dying... I would do everything in my power to make her feel comfortable in her new body even if i had to pay for surgery. God bless those girls going though what all of us are going through!!!!0
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Ok. For me personally, I think it's wrong to say you will break up with someone "because" of something that many perceive as superficial like loose skin. I get the badge of honor frame of though and the True Love is blind notion. However, while this notion of "true love" might keep him there and want to be with her. What about the happiness of the two. Some people are just grossed out by some things like loose skin. That will put a damper on the romantic side of the relationship. I am one person who has an aversion to loose skin. It looks icky and looks like it will feel icky. I will need to have it removed when I get to that point of my journey unless something miraculous happens or I have some weird elasticity super-gene (i'll take either gladly lol). My outlook is NO it should not be a reason you leave someone you truly love, but it is also an issue that will have to be dealt with. If she stays in the relationship and he isn't as romantically responsive to her. Then, what. He hides how he feels, but she becomes insecure any way because things aren't the same. I agree the ulimatum is too much. I applaud his honesty though. He may not be very emotionally deep, but at least he's being upfront. Everybody has their dealbreaker. We on this website just might be a little sensitive to this one because a lot of us have this issue. *Shrug* *Ducks daggers*0
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I lost a lot of weight....I have loose skin, I am ashamed of my current body. I am repulsed looking at it myself, let a lone expecting someone else to look at it, and think wow, you are really sexy!
I am not the same woman, I was at 252 lbs. I have a new attitude, new hopes, new dreams!0 -
I lost a lot of weight....I have loose skin, I am ashamed of my current body. I am repulsed looking at it myself, let a lone expecting someone else to look at it, and think wow, you are really sexy!
I am not the same woman, I was at 252 lbs. I have a new attitude, new hopes, new dreams!
That's so sad you cant feel the joy in your body yet. Looking at your profile pics you are gorgeous your arms are absolutely amazing.0 -
Nope not at all0
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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.
1) faith in humanity restored
2) excellent point
I love both of yall! I would hope that if I was in that situation my bf thought that. Excellent excellent point.0 -
This is a non starter. Definitely not. Just hope they wouldn't bounce on me if I started balding lol0
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