Chip Chick
They bought gym memberships and began going to work out. Although they fell off the wagon on a couple of occasions, they supported one another in trying again.
Right now, her boyfriend has managed to lose nearly half of his body weight, and he has washboard abs and a phenomenal body.
While she is proud of his hard work, she honestly misses how he was when he was fat.
“The problem is, he’s like a new person,” she said. “He’s always either at the gym, at work, or went to bed early for his 8 hours of sleep.”
“Whenever we’re together, he comments on the food I eat/my weight. He constantly shows me the comments he gets from girls after posting shirtless body pictures, saying how he was hot and how they wished they could touch his abs like he was proud of it.”
“He replied to one girl, telling her that she was free to feel his muscles anytime with a winky face. I confronted him, telling him it was disrespectful to say that when he had a girlfriend, and he tried to insist it was just a joke and called me insecure about it.”
Her boyfriend always used to say that he loved her, but he doesn’t say those words to her any longer.
He never shows her affection, and he never asks about how her day is going. He’s also not interested in hearing her talk about her life or anything that she has going on.
One of the worst parts of their relationship is that her boyfriend has said that he doesn’t like to be seen in public with her because she humiliates him.
“We don’t go out on dates anymore because he’s embarrassed of me and thinks I would put a bad look on him because I’m not athletic (I’m 5’5 and weigh 125lbs),” she continued.
When her boyfriend said that to her, she yelled back that she stuck by him when he was double the size he is now, and she always stuck up for him when he got bullied for his weight.
