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Re: how do you tell your wife she needs to lose 40 lbs.
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Posted by Steven@nd on February 10, 2002 at 18:54:32 from (12.15.56.100):
In Reply to: how do you tell your wife she needs to lose 40 lbs. posted by Tom on February 10, 2002 at 06:29:27:
Be honest. Any decent relationship is built on honesty. My girlfriend asked me to tell her when her butt got big, and I will when it happens. Her tummy got a little big from all my good cooking so I mentioned it to her and she was happy that I was honest. After I told her that she had me jump on the scale and I found an extra 15 pounds around the waist too. No wonder those bibs were getting more comfortable than the jeans! So I have lost a few pounds now too. It is always better if you can diet together or else the other one will be resentful and upset. Steven - happy with an honest person.
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