How did you do it? |
+100000 |
Yes, many women stop trying. No incentive to keep trying. It’s not like society really rewards you after a certain age. You’re just old. You can be fit and old or fat and old. |
Going to reiterate, OP won't be attracted to her after the weight loss either. It's not like she'll be Cindy Crawford when she loses 20 pounds. |
In my, admittedly limited, experience, the high drive men are MUCH better at sex than the average drive ones. I also don’t think it’s easy for us (women) to truly understand what it’s like to be a high drive man. I honestly don’t think they go around trying to hurt anyone, and while I didn’t marry one, I do think society unfairly judges them in a way that is analogous to the unfair judgement of women who are highly sexual.
Sorry if this is getting too far off topic, it is in response to the PPs om the last fee pages. |
Sorry, not eating tuna without my Blue Plate! |
I disagree with this. I notice when old people are fit. I am amazed at some of the people I see at the gym - it's inspiring. One of my mom's friends is fit and playing tennis in her 70s. Far more attractive than a woman that can't even sit on the floor and get up or whose arms flop around with fat when she moves. This is really about a person's ability to lead a healthy, active life. I assume OP's wife is in her early 40s. If it's all downhill from here, she could get a lot worse. Then, not only is he not attracted to her; she also will probably have diabetes, NASH, or some other health problem. A lot of people don't realize how bad being fat is on your liver. It's as bad as alcohol. |
I strongly disagree with this. In our culture masculinity is rewarded, and part of being stereotypically masculine is having a high sex drive. Men brag about it all the time. It's only in certain circles that high-drive men are judged for it. Of course they aren't going around trying to hurt people. But people don't get bonus points for not trying to hurt people. That's the bare minimum. |
So, we don’t know about the thread starting OP’s wife? Could be 70 lbs like your wife, could be 20 lbs. |
Being fat is not as bad on your liver as alcohol. Who told you that? And OP said that his wife has a regular exercise routine. It’s very possible to be fit, active, and healthy and be overweight. It’s also very possible to be thin and inactive. I, personally, can only lose weight if I don’t engage in strenuous exercise. |
We are in our 60s and I can’t say that we are really physically attracted to each other but we still love each other. Thankfully, we both still enjoy sex so we just keep the lights on low. My husband recently started taking viagra and that has made a big difference. I can’t handle him the way I once did but there are plenty of ways to keep things going. |
From the following website: https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/nonalcoholic-fatty-liver-disease#:~:text=If%20you%20just%20have%20fat,%25%20to%205%25%20have%20NASH. Health care providers don’t know the exact cause of fatty liver disease. But they think that obesity is the most common cause. Obesity in the U.S. has doubled in the last decade, and health care providers are seeing a steady rise in fatty liver disease. Although children and young adults can get fatty liver disease, it is most common in middle age. Risk factors include: Being overweight Having high blood fat levels, either triglycerides or LDL (“bad”) cholesterol Having diabetes or prediabetes Having high blood pressure |
My overweight relative, she is a non-drinker, was just diagnosed with NASH and has cirrhosis. |
🙄 that’s because you are losing muscle mass and not fat. |
You have my sympathy. In same boat ![]() |