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  • I just looked it up actually...I had to put it in perspective for people who have never seen him. What is so wrong with wanting my husband to be in a healthy weight category...geeesh Overweight is no better!
  • because we ate the same things! I just ate much less! I didn't tell him that the 2 burgers he ate were 300 calories each, plus hotdog, plus buns, plus coleslaw, plus chips, plus condiments etc. It's when I do tell him this gently that I am the food nazi. I can't win.
  • ...he's 5'5 and could lose 20lbs. He is 180lbs BMI of 30, so ya, obese.
  • Thank you for all your replies. At my heaviest I was 145lbs post baby and stayed that weight for 2 years after our daughter was born. Now I am 127lbs. I worked damn hard to get to where I am and I love being healthy. I just want to share that with my spouse. I believe that there is a definite weight limit that your spouse…
  • Thanks for the reply. Honestly though, he works out for 3 days and loses 4lbs! He has no problem losing it, he just has no desire to workout or eat right. He ate 1100 calories in one supper last week alone.
  • I believe that relationships are give and take. There are many things that I do for my spouse because he has expressed they are his needs and wants, in this life and our marriage. I expressed mine. Is that so wrong?
  • My concern is that he will get back to 210lbs. You guys are taking the 10lbs out of proportion. It is his LAST 10lbs. It's the 30+lbs that I am not wanting back in our life because of his eating habits.
  • Only 10lbs and I would feel better. I am not asking for a six pack. He is stalky and has a solid build but carries all his weight in his belly. He could lose 20lbs total but I would just like the belly diminished...it ages him greatly...he just turned 40 and I am 28. We have been together for 7 years and the more years go…
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