Rich women how do you stay skinny?

[Anonymous]

I am rich and not skinny, and not fat. I am my husbands "type" though.

[Anonymous]

My mil is not rich, but looks it (she's Anna Wintour's twin). Half a banana and half a yogurt at breakfast, black coffee, no lunch, will have cottage cheese or egg salad for dinner if at home (never cooks) and if out (often) fish, vegetables and one glass of white wine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Skinny rich women in my experience either made the money or married into it. It’s part of their personality, genetics, or “job.” Those of us born into are much more likely to be overweight.

More likely than those not born into it, yes. But still those born into it are much more likely to be slim than the general population!! When I see a heavier woman in my social circle, rare, I normally assume generational wealth. However, I'm also generational wealth and I fight to stay slim and teach my kids to value fitness. That said, my sister is overweight. She also married generational money - he's super nerdy and slightly plump himself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I pay my trainer to exercise and eat for me. I just watch. YMMV

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[Anonymous]

As a kid and teen was made of fun of being skinny. My dates loved how much I could eat. Guess I got the last laugh.

[Anonymous]

I go to bed ever night hungry. Sometimes I'm in bed by 9:00pm.

[Anonymous]

I don't eat much.

[Anonymous]

They have time and resources to prioritize health. Not rocket science.

[Anonymous]

No junk or only occasional junk. No alcohol except once or twice a month. Walk as much as possible. I should exercise more than I do…

[Anonymous]

What is rich? $400,000 HHI can’t be rich in good old DC right? So I guess I don’t qualify. But I prioritize health with every decision, especially when it comes to purchasing high quality food.

[Anonymous]

Coke and cigarettes or ADHD meds

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is rich? $400,000 HHI can’t be rich in good old DC right? So I guess I don’t qualify. But I prioritize health with every decision, especially when it comes to purchasing high quality food.

No, $400k is not rich.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They have time and resources to prioritize health. Not rocket science.

No, it's about having the time to do fulfilling things instead of using food as a coping mechanism. You don't need "time" and "resources" to skip dessert or alcohol.

[Anonymous]

How skinny and how rich are we talking?

I have hhi over $2m (the majority of which is me). I’m size 2 or 4 depending on size. Very healthy small, but not the waifish cigarette smoking super skinny.

I exercise most days and eat pretty healthy but not super healthy. No breakfast, smallish lunch of maybe an egg wrap with fruit on the side, or yougurt fruit and granola. Dinner is whatever - some nights a whole pizza, and other times salad. Usually home made.

The women posting with all these half yogurts and half a plate of cottage cheese are scary. I don’t know anyone still operated this way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How skinny and how rich are we talking?

I have hhi over $2m (the majority of which is me). I’m size 2 or 4 depending on size. Very healthy small, but not the waifish cigarette smoking super skinny.

I exercise most days and eat pretty healthy but not super healthy. No breakfast, smallish lunch of maybe an egg wrap with fruit on the side, or yougurt fruit and granola. Dinner is whatever - some nights a whole pizza, and other times salad. Usually home made.

The women posting with all these half yogurts and half a plate of cottage cheese are scary. I don’t know anyone still operated this way.

You eat that way though! No breakfast and a tiny lunch is the same.