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[quote=Anonymous]I am 6'0. At 25 I was 140 lbs. At 35 140 lbs. At 45 140 lbs and at 55 140 lbs. When I turned 30 people tell me every year your metabolism will slow down you will gain weight. I want to gain weight. I have tried my entire life. I have muscles but since I have no mass I look very skinny. All the men and women in my family are thin. My wife has a great diet, she exercises friendly, she doesn't drink alcohol but she is still slightly overweight. I think there may be some genetic element to weight gain. Be kind to your partner if they are overweight. Work as a team to help. If you no longer find them attractive because they got "fat" then you never really loved them to begin with.[/quote]
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