| We are both in our 60’s and we do our best to say fit and attractive but you can’t fight aging, only slow it down. My husband is very good looking but he could stand to lose 20 pounds but he works out hard 3 times a week and maintains a pretty good diet so I’m not going to complain about his extra weight. I’m pretty fit and recently lost 12 pounds and he has definitely noticed it. We have always had and continue to have a very active sex life and being physically attracted to each other has been a big part of it. If he didn’t take care of himself or I didn’t take care of myself I’m not sure what our sex life would be like. |
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My first wife put on 60 lbs during the time we were together. Honestly, I didn’t find it attractive but I did my best to be supportive. You should never try to change someone - they’re either into being fit for themselves or they’re not. She was also a growing alcoholic and did her best to try and bankrupt us with wreckless spending. After, I caught her in her 2nd affair I was relieved to throw in the towel. Luckily, we didn’t have any kids.
When I started dating, someone who was into staying fit for themselves was at the top of my “must haves” list. I’ve been married now to a really fit person for the last 18 years. Obviously, it takes a lot more than a fit body to be into someone but that was important to me. |
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I have two brothers and this thread confirms what I’ve observed all along.
“JDBF” holds true. But fat isn’t what women think it is. JDBF doesn’t mean that 115 lbs is better than 125 lbs which is better than 135 lbs. it means don’t be 185 lbs. |
Yes, crazy. 24 years. We get along very well and both the same age, 51. Neither of us have been married. I know she goes out on dates but they never go anywhere. I don’t like to date, it’s like an interview. I work, go to the gym, go to dinner with friends, (women and men), I don’t drink or do drugs, own my house and have a beach house. Anything else you would like to know, open book here. |
A decent run takes 30 minutes. Eating healthy takes roughly the same amount of time as eating unhealthy food. Don't blame your husband for your being out of shape. And yes, it sounds like he should do more around the house. But the PP you are responding too might do a lot around the house. There is no reason he should give up one of only 4 runs a week. He should be doing that, and so should his wife, and there is almost certainly a way they could work out the timing for such a minimal amount of exercise. |