My husband....I love him dearly but he rarely eats well and always wants the fried foods. I know I should make two seperate meals but im too lazy and hate doing more dishes. My new years resolutions are to keep house better and encourage him to eat healthier too.

My husband. If I say I'm craving something he'll say "then have it".

it is my husband....6 years of marriage and i put on 60 pounds! he is 6' with an active day job i am 5'4" and sits at a desk all day...when we eat i try to keep up with him, and i can't do it anymore...but i feel guilty when he wants to go out for burgers or pizza and i don't. eating together is what we do together and that needs to change...any suggestions for what married people can do together that doesn't involve food????

thanks for the tips! i love bowling!

Mostly me, but my husband too.

I partially blame myself for HIS weight gain over the years (I know it's his body, his food, his choice, but I was definitely his enabler!)And now we both need to lose weight, but at any given moment one of us will want something that we shouldn't have as often as we do, and the other one will give in.

To be really honest here, it's me. My husband and kids just follow my lead. I did good the first 8 months, losing 75 lbs, but then I felt I had done enough for the year. I lost another 15 but gained 10 back over the holidays. I was frustrated because it seemed like no matter what I did good, people talked to me about my weight. I could do something huge at work and instead of saying good job it was "Did you lose any weight this week?". Or instead of "Hows the family?" It was "Hows the weight loss coming?" I started letting myself slip because I was just really tired of the whole thing. But I'm back to being gung ho about it. And I've already lost 2 lbs since Sunday. Woot woot for new beginnings!

I really hate how that happens. I hate how it becomes the ONLY topic of conversation.

I'm learning to tell people "While I love the fact that you're interested in my weight loss and that you're happy for me, I miss our conversations about other things. I don't mind talking about the weight loss, I just want you to know there's still more to me than that." My mother in law came out for Christmas and I had a break down in front of her and that's what she told me to tell people. It's worked so far.

My husband has to be my biggest enabler. I swear that he likes me better fluffy than he has ever liked me before. I have gotten to the point where I do not care. I cannot stand how I look anymore, so if that means cooking two meals a night, then that is what I am going to do. Since my final college classes are all at night, I have the house to myself all day, so after my two boys leave for school, I work out, do my errands, and then do my homework. Notice, I have working out first on the list, this way NO ONE can derail me this time. Since all of my friends have moved away, I do not have the support group that I once did, so I am doing this solo this time around. I haven't measured myself since starting two weeks ago, but have noticed that I need a belt now, and I have had to increase the incline and speed on my treadmill now. Even if the scale is not moving, I know that something positive is happening. Like others, my husband can stand to lose some weight, but first he has to want to do it. I am tired of trying to force the changes in the house since I know that he will combat it by bringing home fast food instead.

For me it's my bf of 6yrs. Im a stay at home mom. He works a lot so when we see eachother it's spending time together eating and watching t.v. This definetly needs to change.