Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We are 5 months post-partum...
No. WE aren't.
5 months... REALLY?
OP appreciate the fact that you are being honest. The last thing you should be doing to this beautiful woman is bring her self esteem down. Women's bodies take a hit during pregnancy and it takes at least 1-2 years to start getting back to normal. In many ways she has sacrificed herself so you both can enjoy a child & build a family. Love her for who she is , unconditionally and it will motivate her to be her best.
Ummmmm....no, it does not.
agree
even at 40 years old and a second csection I got back to gym as soon as I could.
If you don't get rid of the pregnancy weight soon, it never leaves you,
Did you want to be a person who doesn't know "loose" from "lose". There are lots of you!
Not everyone is you. Everyone's body is different. Go ask your dr. I say this as a skinny person who weighed barely 103 pre-pregnancy. Hormones affect people differently.
Maybe but you have to do the work the loose the weight.
That is the difference, I didn't want to be that person
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We are 5 months post-partum...
No. WE aren't.
5 months... REALLY?
OP appreciate the fact that you are being honest. The last thing you should be doing to this beautiful woman is bring her self esteem down. Women's bodies take a hit during pregnancy and it takes at least 1-2 years to start getting back to normal. In many ways she has sacrificed herself so you both can enjoy a child & build a family. Love her for who she is , unconditionally and it will motivate her to be her best.
Ummmmm....no, it does not.
agree
even at 40 years old and a second csection I got back to gym as soon as I could.
If you don't get rid of the pregnancy weight soon, it never leaves you,
Not everyone is you. Everyone's body is different. Go ask your dr. I say this as a skinny person who weighed barely 103 pre-pregnancy. Hormones affect people differently.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We are 5 months post-partum...
No. WE aren't.
5 months... REALLY?
OP appreciate the fact that you are being honest. The last thing you should be doing to this beautiful woman is bring her self esteem down. Women's bodies take a hit during pregnancy and it takes at least 1-2 years to start getting back to normal. In many ways she has sacrificed herself so you both can enjoy a child & build a family. Love her for who she is , unconditionally and it will motivate her to be her best.
Ummmmm....no, it does not.
agree
even at 40 years old and a second csection I got back to gym as soon as I could.
If you don't get rid of the pregnancy weight soon, it never leaves you,
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We are 5 months post-partum...
No. WE aren't.
5 months... REALLY?
OP appreciate the fact that you are being honest. The last thing you should be doing to this beautiful woman is bring her self esteem down. Women's bodies take a hit during pregnancy and it takes at least 1-2 years to start getting back to normal. In many ways she has sacrificed herself so you both can enjoy a child & build a family. Love her for who she is , unconditionally and it will motivate her to be her best.
Ummmmm....no, it does not.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Right. It takes forever to get back to normal weight since OP's wife started out obese. Now she's grossly obese. There ain't no going back for some people, I'm afraid. They just totally give up and spiral down to the bottom of the rocky road container.
She didn't start out obese, she started out overweight. You are probably as pretty outside as you are inside. And before you make a rude remark, I am normal BMI. You are still a bitch.
Well, no, she didn't actually "start out overweight," now, did she, really? I mean she started out as a single cell embryo and that probably weighed pretty much the same as they all do.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Right. It takes forever to get back to normal weight since OP's wife started out obese. Now she's grossly obese. There ain't no going back for some people, I'm afraid. They just totally give up and spiral down to the bottom of the rocky road container.
She didn't start out obese, she started out overweight. You are probably as pretty outside as you are inside. And before you make a rude remark, I am normal BMI. You are still a bitch.
Anonymous wrote:Right. It takes forever to get back to normal weight since OP's wife started out obese. Now she's grossly obese. There ain't no going back for some people, I'm afraid. They just totally give up and spiral down to the bottom of the rocky road container.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We are 5 months post-partum...
No. WE aren't.
5 months... REALLY?
OP appreciate the fact that you are being honest. The last thing you should be doing to this beautiful woman is bring her self esteem down. Women's bodies take a hit during pregnancy and it takes at least 1-2 years to start getting back to normal. In many ways she has sacrificed herself so you both can enjoy a child & build a family. Love her for who she is , unconditionally and it will motivate her to be her best.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anyone asked the OP what he looks like? Fell out of a magazine, GQ type, with a rock hard body & chiseled abs? I'd put money on it that it's a NO!
Would that make his wife's fat melt away like magic?
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone asked the OP what he looks like? Fell out of a magazine, GQ type, with a rock hard body & chiseled abs? I'd put money on it that it's a NO!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anyone asked the OP what he looks like? Fell out of a magazine, GQ type, with a rock hard body & chiseled abs? I'd put money on it that it's a NO!
Would that make his wife's fat melt away like magic?
Let's pretend OP is like me - 5'8" and 245 lbs.
Does this have any effect on his wife's choices?