Diario de Illdill, 28 jun. 15

I find it interesting that my wife (who was concerned about my health and initially got me motivated) is now concerned that I am going too far (she could lose a few pounds, but I don't say anything about it because she is not unhealthy) Not only that, we have friends who we go out with / hang out with frequently who are probably 30 and 50 pounds over weight, one who used to try to be healthy, but they have both given up.

It's their choice. I certianly don't preach to them, but my wife gets on my case that I should ignore my diet on the times we hang out as not to insult them. Ha!

I said "So I should neglect my health as not to insult someone who is neglecting theirs?" People are strange. My wife is just a sweetheart who doesn't understand that sometimes you have to be selfish to accomplish things in life. If you spend all your time worring about how other people feel you will neglect your own happiness.

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She is insecure about you. (MAYBE?) 
28 jun. 15 por el miembro: LO-Carb Karen
How do you mean?  
28 jun. 15 por el miembro: Illdill
Your wife is probably aware that she needs to lose a few pounds and projects her negative self image onto you, hence the criticism or words. It might be your success and will power and making her more aware of her extra pounds and weakness. I literally just read an article on this, came to this site and read your post.  
28 jun. 15 por el miembro: beasty1
Wow, that's an interesting coincidence. Not irony if I understand how those words work. But you are probably correct. I sent her an article on why people fail to lose weight and she said it made her feel bad. She does eat healthy, and is concerned about losing some weight (in her hips and thighs). I sent it to her because it was a good article, not to say anything about her. But she is so sensative about everything. 
28 jun. 15 por el miembro: Illdill
You have essentially called her fat 
28 jun. 15 por el miembro: beasty1
Why not go the whole hog and buy her a gym membership... sorry my twisted humour cannot be thwarted... It does make sense that as one person is successful the other becomes much more aware that they are not. Thinking about it, i can recall many instances of negative remarks (Not driven by spite but a nagging that I was doing what others tried and failed at.) Probably healthier at 40 than I was at 20 
28 jun. 15 por el miembro: beasty1
Me too! I am 38 and probably healthier than I have ever been. She would not go to the gym. She doesn't like to exercise simply for the sake of exercising. She would rather work out on the garden. So It will have to be via diet. I am trying to get her into my shake routine, she has had a few for her morning meal over the last couple weeks, but sometimes she goes out and she gets up much earlier than me so it's hard to coordinate them together. Nothing saying she can't make her own. It has to be a very delicate thing to get her into it, or I risk serious repercussions. lol 
28 jun. 15 por el miembro: Illdill
A more suble way might be a cooking class together, they will measure portions and give you recipes which you can then use to make delicious stuff that will help her drop pounds without her even trying. I am wise.  
28 jun. 15 por el miembro: beasty1
Thanks for the advice. But that would make her feel even worse. She is not a very good cook. Her idea of proper heat is high or very high. lol 
28 jun. 15 por el miembro: Illdill
What goes into your body is not being selfish. They make their life choices and you make yours - don't let anyone guilt you into making choices that aren't yours. I, person who doesn't know you, back you 100% :) 
28 jun. 15 por el miembro: fitfatty
Thanks Fitfatty. 
28 jun. 15 por el miembro: Illdill

     
 

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