Katharina Buczek
He paid for expensive supplement programs, woke up early to prepare her healthy lunches, bought her a road bicycle, and began training her at the gym.
One afternoon last week, though, he borrowed his girlfriend’s car and learned that she had been cheating their meal plans behind his back. He apparently found fast food wrappers and receipts all over the interior– which prompted him to check their joint bank account.
And after checking, he realized that his girlfriend had been frequenting fast food joints nearly every day. Moreover, she was going to the restaurants during her lunch hour– meaning that she had been throwing away the “healthy” meals he had prepared her. This seriously infuriated him, so he confronted her again. But, this time, he pushed her to tears.
“She began crying and took accountability for her lack of discipline. But, when I was telling my girlfriend’s sister about this ordeal, she said I was being controlling and a jerk,” he explained.
Regardless of what his sister-in-law said, he still believes that his girlfriend is “setting herself up” for heart disease, diabetes, and knee problems.
“Also, we don’t even have kids yet. So, to be gaining this type of weight so rapidly is definitely concerning to me for her health,” he added. Yikes.
Still, though, he has begun questioning if encouraging her weight loss is a totally rude thing to do.
Are nineteen pounds really that much to fret over? Is it his place to push his girlfriend to lose weight, or is he entirely out of line? When is it okay, if ever, for a partner to comment on your weight?
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