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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In general men should investigate the size of the mom and also look for signs the women may be fat and temporarily fighting on keeping the weight of to trap a man. Look for signs of stretch marks, breasts too large for the frame, curvy etc... It's always easier for a naturally skinny person to stay an acceptable size.[/quote]

You're awful!  You sound like you're buying a car -- kick the tires, look under the hood -- not searching for your soulmate.  Maybe you should check consumer reports too![/quote]

[quote]Advertising is a term that relates to product marketing. She is a person, not a product. [/quote]

Exactly.  What a disgusting way to talk about another person.  There is always a possibility that your partner will gain weight.  If the woman was usually 160, and now she's 220, that suggests some underlying problem (going from 120 back to 160 strikes me as totally normal--it's hard to maintain a weight that's not your body's normal set point).  A loving spouse will try to understand why, and help solve the underlying problem.  Is she depressed or anxious?  Does she have a health condition?  Does she lack time for exercise?  Is she on a medication that causes weight gain?  Do they keep too much junk in the house?  Are they eating takeout and restaurant food too much?  And try to figure out how he can be supportive so that she can be healthier.  Not bitch about how he got a defective product. [/quote]

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