Texas,
I imagine the reason she tells you about her needing to lose weight is because she doesn't want you to think she is not aware of her appearance. She's probably not ready to start to do something to change her appearance, which basically adds up to not hating how you look enough to start to change the way you look.
It's about comfort levels.
When she is more uncomfortable with how she looks than comfortable she will perhaps begin. No guarantees.
I would suggest that the next time she brings it up to her ask her what sort of plans she had in mind for starting a diet and workout plan. She might just feel intimidated by a gym, or doesn't know where to start and doesn't want you to be the one tell her what and how.
Perhaps when she brings it up to you again you could offer her a mini-membership to one of those one on one personal training place. It may give her the confidence and motivation to continue on her own in a regular gym or health club.
She will not respond to anything you say - it will only push her farther away from starting. You can continue a conversation she starts but don't be the first one to bring it up.
She has to feel that you are supporting her in something she chose to do not something she feels that she needs to do to keep you interested.
LOL
And there you have the fastest guarantee to a NO SEX marriage.
Why do you assume she has an eating disorder?
Texas said she likes to eat good *home cookin'* and doesn't work out. I imagine his wife's weight gain is age/metabolism slow down. She probably ate like that her whole life and it's now catching up with her.
Do you always assume that people that need to lose weight have an eating disorder?
I imagine the reason she tells you about her needing to lose weight is because she doesn't want you to think she is not aware of her appearance. She's probably not ready to start to do something to change her appearance, which basically adds up to not hating how you look enough to start to change the way you look.
It's about comfort levels.
When she is more uncomfortable with how she looks than comfortable she will perhaps begin. No guarantees.
I would suggest that the next time she brings it up to her ask her what sort of plans she had in mind for starting a diet and workout plan. She might just feel intimidated by a gym, or doesn't know where to start and doesn't want you to be the one tell her what and how.
Perhaps when she brings it up to you again you could offer her a mini-membership to one of those one on one personal training place. It may give her the confidence and motivation to continue on her own in a regular gym or health club.
She will not respond to anything you say - it will only push her farther away from starting. You can continue a conversation she starts but don't be the first one to bring it up.
She has to feel that you are supporting her in something she chose to do not something she feels that she needs to do to keep you interested.
frorider6 said:If that doesn't work. Call her a fat bitch.
LOL
And there you have the fastest guarantee to a NO SEX marriage.
Y-Lifter said:Maybe counsuling to find out why she has this eating disorder.
Why do you assume she has an eating disorder?
Texas said she likes to eat good *home cookin'* and doesn't work out. I imagine his wife's weight gain is age/metabolism slow down. She probably ate like that her whole life and it's now catching up with her.
Do you always assume that people that need to lose weight have an eating disorder?