I read the topic of the man where his wife gained 40 kilograms after the birth and never lost them, and I was disgusted by how they attacked him. I talked to my girlfriend about it today. She is divorced, with two children. Her husband changed after the marriage, he started drinking, he stopped working. At one point she got tired and left him. And I think she was right, I understand her completely. She is a beautiful woman, liked, after two children she looks good, and she can manage on her own in life. Unconditional love is something very beautiful as a concept, but unfortunately it does not exist in reality. According to religion, God loves us unconditionally. In the real world, the closest thing is motherly love. But when it comes to marriage, one has some criteria. And it is normal for partners to have expectations of each other. Especially for things that depend on us. Ladies, how many of you would tolerate their husband getting drunk? Well the weight is not much different. Harmful foods, fried and sweet, lead to a stronger dependence on alcohol. Both are detrimental to health. Both go hand in hand with depression, low self-esteem, nervousness, malice, complexes. And don't tell me it's up to us whether our partner gets fat or drinks. We can support someone who has decided to fight such a vice, but it depends mostly on him. My friend tells me "I left him, I didn't want our children to have such a model". And she is absolutely right I think. For love - my sister, for example, is very fat. And precisely because I love her, I keep talking to her about it. It is not so much up to vision, it creates a risk of a lot of your diseases, and lubricates the psyche. A person who destroys his body with harmful food, alcohol, drugs, does not love himself. And a man who does not love himself can hardly give love to his partner. So I understand the author of that topic. When your partner develops harmful, destructive habits, it is normal for this to repel you. Finally, in addition, I think it's a nasty idea to support oneself just to please the opposite sex. I personally exercise and eat healthy mostly because I love myself and my body and want to be in good health. I also want to like myself by looking in the mirror. I would pay attention to the vision even if I live completely alone. Mostly for myself. I personally exercise and eat healthy mostly because I love myself and my body and want to be in good health. I also want to like myself by looking in the mirror. I would pay attention to the vision even if I live completely alone. Mostly for myself. I personally exercise and eat healthy mostly because I love myself and my body and want to be in good health. I also want to like myself by looking in the mirror. I would pay attention to the vision even if I live completely alone. Mostly for myself.
1 dejountemurray answered
There is a big difference between weight and alcoholism. At least the fat man won't beat and harass you just because he eats, and he won't give the last penny of the family for food, and they won't fire him from work and lose all his friends over food. In addition, the fat can lose weight, and alcohol is to the grave. Alcohol is also a lack of self-discipline, while weight can be a hormonal problem.