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May 9, 2008, 12:47 pm PDT

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I totally agree with you.  Dr. Phil's question put the blame for her weight gain on the husband, not on the person putting the food in their mouth.  The husband can't help whether he is attracted to a heavy woman or not, although he doesn't have to be so ugly about it.   She has 2 choices: lose the weight or lose the husband, neither loss sounds like a bad deal.

1st off I don't eat and eat and eat. 2nd I had been on a diet and I had been working out. It was the fact that I was getting depressed by the way he spoke to me. Maybe you should ask the person before you assume!!!

 
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May 9, 2008, 12:53 pm PDT

05/09 Mama Drama

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I totally agree with you.  Dr. Phil's question put the blame for her weight gain on the husband, not on the person putting the food in their mouth.  The husband can't help whether he is attracted to a heavy woman or not, although he doesn't have to be so ugly about it.   She has 2 choices: lose the weight or lose the husband, neither loss sounds like a bad deal.
I agree with you. Jared's calling Jessica names and making fun of her is ugly, counter-productive behavior, and Dr Phil was right to call him out for this. But, asking Jared who got Jessica pregnant implied that Dr Phil blamed him for her weight gain. While Jared did get Jessica pregnant, he didn't tie her down and force-feed her.
 
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May 9, 2008, 2:34 pm PDT

05/09 Mama Drama

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I totally agree with you.  Dr. Phil's question put the blame for her weight gain on the husband, not on the person putting the food in their mouth.  The husband can't help whether he is attracted to a heavy woman or not, although he doesn't have to be so ugly about it.   She has 2 choices: lose the weight or lose the husband, neither loss sounds like a bad deal.

I don't think he was blaming the husband for her gaining weight.  He was blaming the husband for making her miserable.

 

Dr. Phil even asked her point-blank, "Do you really want to lose this weight?"

 

She said that she did.  She said that being overweight was making her unhappy.  But, more than that, making her unhappy was her cruel husband comparing her to a sow and stuff. 

 
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May 10, 2008, 2:05 pm PDT

05/09 Mama Drama

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I totally agree with you.  Dr. Phil's question put the blame for her weight gain on the husband, not on the person putting the food in their mouth.  The husband can't help whether he is attracted to a heavy woman or not, although he doesn't have to be so ugly about it.   She has 2 choices: lose the weight or lose the husband, neither loss sounds like a bad deal.
I think Dr. Phil was trying to point out that she didn't get pregnant on her own. Jared (is that his name?) acted like she got pregnant and fat to spite him, or something.

 

If Jared "didn't think" that having two babies that close in succession was going to have an impact on her body, then that just proves he's one of many who go about life entirely too ignorant and unlearned.  I don't know about her mindset, but he needed to wait until he was more mature before he produced offspring.

 

I agree Jessica needs to lose weight, although it is highly unlikely she'll ever go back to being 110 pounds.  Additionally, if Jared thinks Jessica's stretched abdomen and breasts are going to turn back to the way the were, he has another think coming.  If she agrees to have, and if he agrees to pay for painful, possibly dangerous plastic surgery, then maybe she can become his idea of a "dream girl". 

 

I think she should lose the weight AND Jared, unless, of course, he goes through some kind of major personality metamorphosis.

 


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