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November 10, 2005, 3:34 pm PST

Problems everywhere!

  

     To all you people who are having problems in your marriage,  the only way to make it work is to do what it takes TO BECOME BEST FRIENDS!   Would you desrespect your best friend or talk to them like they are stupid or embarass them etc...   NO!    

    So turn the TV off have a drink together go for a walk together talk about everything that comes to mind share secrets date each other compliment each other be thankful for what the other is doing for you,  hold each other be funny be helpful.  I'm sure you can come up with more yourselves.   

    Just dont be  too surprised if it doesnt all lead to awesome feelings and awesome sex!   What more would you want in life than to feel happy?  So work at it!  Most of all let your kids see you laugh and hug!    

 
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November 10, 2005, 4:13 pm PST

You make yourself happy.

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I have dealt with this before, my husband of 17 months cheated on me the entire time that we dated for the first time. The relationship lasted for 3 months and he cheated with at least 5 girls. Yes, after that we got back together and then became married, the problem is that even to this day, I feel like he is not cheating simply because it is not allowed. He has, and has always had a SERIOUS problem with women. Just the other day he took me shopping in Fort Worth for the first time (I just moved here with him from Arkansas), I got so upset that I walked off away from him. We had been shopping for hours, and its just like EVERY woman that walks by he is looking at, with intent. He watches how he looks to them, how he's acting and everything. Maybe part of the reason that I feel this way is because I am very overweight and he has confessed to me that he is not physically attracted to me, and that we can't do some of the things sexually that he enjoys doing. How the hell do I respond to that? Yeah, with me at 235 and him at 160, he can't pick me up and sling me over his shoulder to take me to bed. BIG FRIGGIN deal!  Anyway, like I was trying to say, he has a problem with women. I don't fulfill his visual appetite. It seriously depresses me. I try to tell him, "stop looking at other women because your wife is not 110 pounds. If you truely love me, and I make you happy, all that is going to do is show you what you could have. Put more into me and us."  I want to lose it, for him and for my kids and for me. But I can't when he makes me feel so unattractive. I have never dated a guy that felt that way about me. It makes me question our entire relationship. Its like, how did you fall in love with someone that your not attracted to?? How is that possible? What I don't know is how to deal with this. I know that I am supposed to just suck it up, feel better about me, focus on me and all that, but it makes me sad for him, how could I be so selfish to stay fat and unattractive?? I want to fulfill him, but with the problems that he has with women, I don't think that it would really matter. Even if I was 110, he would look for something better and thinner. Someone, can you offer advice? Maybe relate?? 

  

    I have a friend who was 235 just like you and her husband always commented on other women in front of her and whoever was around.  She never said a word.   One day she commited herself to weight watchers and within 6 months there was a significant difference in her appearance and 6 months after that she was down to 120 and looked like a doll just like he wanted.  So yes you can do it if you want it bad enough because she's the proof that it works.  It will make you so much more confident.   You wont change who he is but let me tell you it will change your whole outlook on everything.    So never mind what he sees and what he thinks just do it for you.   

 
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November 12, 2005, 6:01 pm PST

You're welcome!

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thank you so much for the advice, i dont know where i will go for help, but i have realized my weight is just as much a problem for him as his drug use is for me. i WILL get help and get better. i am scared how i will feel toward him, when i do reach 120. but i know that i will. anyway, i am actually thinking about going to the doctor about it, and getting on perscription medication to help me, because my self image is so messed up right now, i have no willpower. once i lose 25 pounds, i can do the rest on my own. it just hurts that he acts that way about women. it should not be that way at all.

   I just read your reply.  You wont have to worry about how you will feel about him when you reach 120 you know why?  Because you will feel resentment just as you do now.    The question is how will HE feel when he notices other men noticing YOU!    so ya he'll straighten up pretty quick!   

   Like i said before,  dont do it for revenge or for how he feels.   Losing weight is your choice.   I'm not an expert on anything so... but we both know who is!   haha  

      

P.S.  Check out the weight watchers site.  I was able to find their point system lists and if you're like my friend she was allowed to eat between 23 and 27 points a day.  

  

Good luck! keep in touch! 

 

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