October 2012 Weddings
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how to bring up my husband's weight gain
before we got married my husband and I agreed that we would let the other person know if they had put on weight and then help them lose it.
Since October my husband has gained about 5-10 pounds in his stomach (it looks like a mini beer gut) which isn't a huge amount but none of his pants fit anymore.
He isn;t really motivated to exercise but I'd do it with him if need be.
How can I bring it up gently? Obviously I could just say "It looks like you've put on a few pounds recently. Maybe we should start working out together?"
Re: how to bring up my husband's weight gain
If you've already had the conversation, then you already have an in. "H, do you remember when we talked about what we'd do if one of us was gaining weight, and we agreed that we'd let each other know if it happened? Well..."
Beyond that, if you t
Here is my similiar experience, DH is a very active and happy person typically. They are directly related! He goes through winter depression because he can't be active. Anyway, this year I really got worried about his mood, and the am
thanks for the advice ladies! I brought it up last night by saying "It looks like you're tummy is getting a little poochy" (he didn't take it badly) and he said "Yeah, I know" and just shrugged.
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