Maybe, be annoyed by the fact that she may be vegan or a healthy-freak, to watch her weight?
The being ex-fat isn't the issue. It's the overreaction to make sure she stays a healthy weight that may be a burden and strain on the relationship. Just be weary not to take it *too* seriously.
No, I would respect her more for taking control of her life and being healthy
Ohh, I mean, she may not always want to go out and eat a burger, or she may want a little company for a run, once in a while. That's not annoying, right?
Ohh, I mean, she may not always want to go out and eat a burger, or she may want a little company for a run, once in a while. That's not annoying, right?
I say she, I mean me. :-D
No, I would love to join her and maybe have a bit of friendly competition. It would motivate me to stay healthy as well. It's not for everyone though and I could see some people getting tired of it
The being ex-fat isn't the issue. It's the overreaction to make sure she stays a healthy weight that may be a burden and strain on the relationship. Just be weary not to take it *too* seriously.
and nope I mean it is amazing that she lost the weight
Yeah, I mean, obviously, I will loosen up and have a drink once in a while. But asking them to do little favours like keeping their food away from mine, or keeping it somewhere else, to help my temptation.
Nothing as extreme as not eating in front of me, or not buying things they want to eat, but just, hiding it or something, would that annoy you?
Yeah, I mean, obviously, I will loosen up and have a drink once in a while. But asking them to do little favours like keeping their food away from mine, or keeping it somewhere else, to help my temptation.
Nothing as extreme as not eating in front of me, or not buying things they want to eat, but just, hiding it or something, would that annoy you?
having your own cupboards for snacks isn't unreasonable, no.
Yeah, I mean, obviously, I will loosen up and have a drink once in a while. But asking them to do little favours like keeping their food away from mine, or keeping it somewhere else, to help my temptation.
Nothing as extreme as not eating in front of me, or not buying things they want to eat, but just, hiding it or something, would that annoy you?
if they found it difficult to use the fridge, maybe. But if you don't share a fridge or live together then that should be okay, as long as you explain exactly why it's happening
Ohh, I mean, she may not always want to go out and eat a burger, or she may want a little company for a run, once in a while. That's not annoying, right?
I say she, I mean me. :-D
I do the latter anyway so no and i dont eat burgers or fast food very regularly so i wouldnt have any problems but thats just me
if they found it difficult to use the fridge, maybe. But if you don't share a fridge or live together then that should be okay, as long as you explain exactly why it's happening
Lol. Yeah fridge was the issue I was thinking about but didn't want to be pessimistic exactly. Different cupboards for different foods, fine. Good luck with your lifestyle. Telling me I cant keep stuff in the fridge would be annoying.
Also, having different diets can be a nuisance. It's nice to cook a meal for the two of you and if you like very different foods (my diet is protein/meat heavy) then it's going to be hard to do that.
Yeah, I mean, obviously, I will loosen up and have a drink once in a while. But asking them to do little favours like keeping their food away from mine, or keeping it somewhere else, to help my temptation.
Nothing as extreme as not eating in front of me, or not buying things they want to eat, but just, hiding it or something, would that annoy you?
That'd be fine! Especially if you're in a relationship where you don't live together, that shouldn't be a problem, and if you go out for meals it will motivate you both to be healthier!