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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]PP again. Speaking of my DH, I wanted to add: if you're not currently in a relationship, the BIGGEST thing you can do is find a significant other who is into fitness and health. It becomes really hard to find the time and effort as you get older (and have kids) and I think I wouldn't be where I am now if my DH didn't respect health/fitness as a major priority in our lives, for me and for him.[/quote] To present a different perspective: I very much appreciate that my DH is healthy, but not as rigid about his need for daily exercise as I am. For one thing, it can be a real pain to balance both of you working out daily once you have kids. For another, it can also be useful for kids to see different ways of being healthy. DH supports what I do, and I am grateful for that and for his non-obsessiveness around fitness. [/quote]
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