 Sure, why not? But as in many
cases... People should be careful
what they wish for. A guy I knew
once bugged his wife about losing
weight, which she then did. Then
he wanted her to get a breast
enhancement surgery, which she then
did.
Then she found a rich sugar daddy,
and decided she did not need her
husband any more.
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 14 Aug 2008 01:59
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 As long as he is not hurting you
mentally.
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 08 Aug 2008 16:04
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 You should absolutely treat your
husband's criticism as an
exception.
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 07 Aug 2008 14:08
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 What ever happened to "For better
or for worse, in sickness and in
health?" that goes right out the
window after some weddings are
over!
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 08 Sep 2008 17:13
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 The husband should not criticism
about his wife's weight as i feel
it will make this worse and she
will eat for confort. He should
appreciate his wife for who she is
and not for what she looks like .
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 31 Aug 2008 12:31
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 Absolutely not . This is a form of
verbal abuse. He needs to stop
that. I know this from experience.
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 23 Aug 2008 22:30
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 A husband should take her as she is
and love her, not make remarks
about her.
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 21 Aug 2008 16:59
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 No-one is perfect, she may be
overweight but maybe he is too, or
has some other "fault" that she
finds unattractive. This sounds
like some kind of manipulative ploy
by a rather weak man to assert his
"superiority" by diminishing his
wife's confidence. Challenge it!!
You may be pleasantly surprised by
how fast this kind of bully backs
off.
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 17 Aug 2008 20:42
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 Has nagging a husband ever made the
husband more amicable to his wife??
In turn why would criticizing
something so personal about your
partner get you anything positive.
He might suggest they both start a
healthier lifestyle together and
start walking and eating better..
But To outright say.. Your to fat.
Is just asking for it...
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 15 Aug 2008 16:26
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 People need to make changes for
their own benefit. A nagging spouse
just hurts the person they love
when they nag and criticize their
partner.
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 10 Aug 2008 14:59
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 Definitely not. The husband should
accept his wife for who she is. If
she decides she needs to lose
weight, then he should do whatever
he can to encourage her and to help
her take it off (i.e., offer moral
encouragement, suggest and make
time for walking and other
exercise, help find better ways of
eating healthy, being her
conscience if necessary, and even
being firm with her if she has
asked him to do that), but he
should not criticize her for her
weight.
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 09 Aug 2008 14:03
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 No one should be comment or
criticizing anyone else about their
weight.You married for better or
worse so deal with it.You should
love each other even if the other
person does get bigger.
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 08 Aug 2008 03:09
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 No. A husband should accept his
wife as she is.
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 07 Aug 2008 20:05
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 Nobody has any right to criticize
anyone for weight, smoking, alcohol
use etc... That being said, if
you're concerned and want to
encourage a healthier lifestyle
then get involved in activities
that you can both benefit from. If
my Fiancee thought I needed to lose
weight, certainly criticizing me
wouldn't make me WANT to lose
weight. Bringing up the subject in
a non-accusing manner will make her
listen to you more than saying
"hey, You're getting too fat" Any
man who thinks he can treat his
wife like that cant possibly love
her, and shes much better off
without him. Maybe when a wife
prefers a cookie over her husband
is because she gets more pleasure
from the cookie.
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 07 Aug 2008 17:03
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 Tigg is 1,000% right!!! There is no
need to do this in any manner and
if they do then there is something
seriously wrong with the
husband!!!! It is not just on the
outside that counts, the inside
counts too!!! And if he has to do
this he is the
wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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 07 Aug 2008 06:58
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 No one person on this planet has
the right to criticize another
person no matter who, about their
weight! That would be like taking a
leg off a dog just because it's
injured. I'm appalled at this idea.
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 07 Aug 2008 06:44
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