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Hello to all on this board. I've embarked on my goal to finally lose
the "baby fat" (my baby turns 9 Sunday...lol). Anyways, I have a pretty good handle on the points, and have lost a total of 6.5 lbs in 3 weeks. My question is this... Does anyone have someone close to them who is tryng to sabotage their efforts? I told my husband (who is seriously under-weight) that I joined WW and his response for the last 2 weeks was to bring something really tempting and high calorie home. He has never brought anything home before in our 10 years of marriage. Now, in the last 2 weeks, he brought home doughnuts twice, cookies once, and my weakness, chocolate. So far I have managed to stay out of these things, but it got me to wondering if maybe he WANTS me to stay fat?? Anybody else experience anything like this? I've already decided HE is not going to determine my destiny.... I AM. Hanging on by a thread..... Jean 193/186.5/140 |
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I can't really help with your question as I have no one trying to do the
same to me. Your DH bringing home those types of foods for the first time in 10 years sounds kind of suspicious to me as well. Have you tried to talk to him about it? Perhaps he does like you the way you are, but that's not what's important. What's important is what you like and if you would like to continue losing more, then that is your choice to make, not his. I hope that you can sort this out soon and continue on the road to a thinner and healthier life. Good luck to you and welcome to the group! -- Brenda 209/173/150 NYNY goal 160 "Jean" wrote in message ... Hello to all on this board. I've embarked on my goal to finally lose the "baby fat" (my baby turns 9 Sunday...lol). Anyways, I have a pretty good handle on the points, and have lost a total of 6.5 lbs in 3 weeks. My question is this... Does anyone have someone close to them who is tryng to sabotage their efforts? I told my husband (who is seriously under-weight) that I joined WW and his response for the last 2 weeks was to bring something really tempting and high calorie home. He has never brought anything home before in our 10 years of marriage. Now, in the last 2 weeks, he brought home doughnuts twice, cookies once, and my weakness, chocolate. So far I have managed to stay out of these things, but it got me to wondering if maybe he WANTS me to stay fat?? Anybody else experience anything like this? I've already decided HE is not going to determine my destiny.... I AM. Hanging on by a thread..... Jean 193/186.5/140 |
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well good luck with that Jean ..
I have someone like that in my house too .. ME ( "Jean" wrote in message ... Hello to all on this board. I've embarked on my goal to finally lose the "baby fat" (my baby turns 9 Sunday...lol). Anyways, I have a pretty good handle on the points, and have lost a total of 6.5 lbs in 3 weeks. My question is this... Does anyone have someone close to them who is tryng to sabotage their efforts? I told my husband (who is seriously under-weight) that I joined WW and his response for the last 2 weeks was to bring something really tempting and high calorie home. He has never brought anything home before in our 10 years of marriage. Now, in the last 2 weeks, he brought home doughnuts twice, cookies once, and my weakness, chocolate. So far I have managed to stay out of these things, but it got me to wondering if maybe he WANTS me to stay fat?? Anybody else experience anything like this? I've already decided HE is not going to determine my destiny.... I AM. Hanging on by a thread..... Jean 193/186.5/140 |
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Hi Jean,
and welcome to our group As for the husband, I suppose trading him in for a newer model is out of the question? *grin* I think you need to tell him straight out that you don't appreciate this, that you feel he's undermining you, that you're doing this for yourself to make yourself happy and that you would have have thought that a happy you was something he would want. Failing that - deny him horizontal jogging privileges until he gets the message...........*grin* good luck - you can AND WILL do this, with or without (but preferably with) him -- krys UK 157/136.4/126 Started March 1st 2001 GOAL August 16th 2001 struggling now....... "Jean" wrote in message ... Hello to all on this board. I've embarked on my goal to finally lose the "baby fat" (my baby turns 9 Sunday...lol). Anyways, I have a pretty good handle on the points, and have lost a total of 6.5 lbs in 3 weeks. My question is this... Does anyone have someone close to them who is tryng to sabotage their efforts? I told my husband (who is seriously under-weight) that I joined WW and his response for the last 2 weeks was to bring something really tempting and high calorie home. He has never brought anything home before in our 10 years of marriage. Now, in the last 2 weeks, he brought home doughnuts twice, cookies once, and my weakness, chocolate. So far I have managed to stay out of these things, but it got me to wondering if maybe he WANTS me to stay fat?? Anybody else experience anything like this? I've already decided HE is not going to determine my destiny.... I AM. Hanging on by a thread..... Jean 193/186.5/140 |
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Just a thought - could he be doing this because he wants to let you know
that he really loves you just the way you are? He might not be deliberately wanting you to stay fat, but perhaps he thinks you're losing weight becuase you don't think he likes you fat? I have an incredibly supportive boyfriend (yes, I know I'm lucky!). However, if I didn't I may try talking to him seriously about why I want to lose weight and try to make him understand I'm not doing it because of him. The most abrupt way of dealing with the treats is to throw them out (preferably with his knowledge). Then he might get the hint that you *really* don't want them. Of course, explain to him why your doing it to avoid as much as possible any hurt feelings. Good luck. You've done really well so far, and I'm sure with your attitude you will be successful! -- Julie. 93.5/73.2/74 (WW)/72 (Personal) kg 205.7/161.0/162.8 (WW)/158 (Personal) lb "Jean" wrote in message ... Hello to all on this board. I've embarked on my goal to finally lose the "baby fat" (my baby turns 9 Sunday...lol). Anyways, I have a pretty good handle on the points, and have lost a total of 6.5 lbs in 3 weeks. My question is this... Does anyone have someone close to them who is tryng to sabotage their efforts? I told my husband (who is seriously under-weight) that I joined WW and his response for the last 2 weeks was to bring something really tempting and high calorie home. He has never brought anything home before in our 10 years of marriage. Now, in the last 2 weeks, he brought home doughnuts twice, cookies once, and my weakness, chocolate. So far I have managed to stay out of these things, but it got me to wondering if maybe he WANTS me to stay fat?? Anybody else experience anything like this? I've already decided HE is not going to determine my destiny.... I AM. Hanging on by a thread..... Jean 193/186.5/140 |
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krys wrote:
Hi Jean, and welcome to our group As for the husband, I suppose trading him in for a newer model is out of the question? *grin* I think you need to tell him straight out that you don't appreciate this, that you feel he's undermining you, that you're doing this for yourself to make yourself happy and that you would have have thought that a happy you was something he would want. Failing that - deny him horizontal jogging privileges until he gets the message...........*grin* good luck - you can AND WILL do this, with or without (but preferably with) him Ha! The Lysistrata Option! -- Kate XXXXXX Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons http://www.diceyhome.free-online.co.uk Click on Kate's Pages and explore! |
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Jean wrote:
Hello to all on this board. I've embarked on my goal to finally lose the "baby fat" (my baby turns 9 Sunday...lol). Anyways, I have a pretty good handle on the points, and have lost a total of 6.5 lbs in 3 weeks. My question is this... Does anyone have someone close to them who is tryng to sabotage their efforts? I told my husband (who is seriously under-weight) that I joined WW and his response for the last 2 weeks was to bring something really tempting and high calorie home. He has never brought anything home before in our 10 years of marriage. Now, in the last 2 weeks, he brought home doughnuts twice, cookies once, and my weakness, chocolate. So far I have managed to stay out of these things, but it got me to wondering if maybe he WANTS me to stay fat?? Anybody else experience anything like this? I've already decided HE is not going to determine my destiny.... I AM. Hanging on by a thread..... Jean 193/186.5/140 ASK him! He might like you chubby, some fellas do. Does HE eat them? If he's under weight, he might be trying to catch up a bit! tell him there are better ways - higher protein foods and muscle building exercise are better than laying down fat. I can't speak from personal experience - my fella is VERY supportive in my loss, and likes the 'diet' - as a Type 1 Diabetic, it suits him perfectly! -- Kate XXXXXX Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons http://www.diceyhome.free-online.co.uk Click on Kate's Pages and explore! |
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Yes. About the second week into WW a friend who would bring over food
before I started showed up with a very large platter of what she termed WW truffles. I had told her I did not want them. They were too tempting and even if each one was only a few points the tray was huge and UNhealthy. She refused to take them back and argued that they were from the WW cookbook. After she left I tossed them. This did not stop even after a few times of speaking with her. She would bring other other foods (she was a good cook) but I told her I was controlling my portions and what I ate and when. This type of discussion occurred about 4 or 5 times. I thought the message had sunk in. But it happened one more time. I blewup. I was then very LOUD and clear. NO MORE FOOD that I do not ask for - NEVER. It stopped finally. I do not understand the why's and wherefore's but it does seem to occur. But I was more than clear and felt it was sabotage, too. You will have to be very clear and attempt to find out what he is doing and why. If it persists, toss the food out in front of him, clearing telling him that you do not want to eat those foods at this time. That if you want that type of item, you will ask or buy it yourself and in limited quantities. You can explain that while you can eat anything on WW, portions and daily amounts do need to be limited and that certain foods trigger excess and you do not want to be triggered to excess. Good luck. On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 23:30:06 -0500 (EST), (Jean) wrote: Hello to all on this board. I've embarked on my goal to finally lose the "baby fat" (my baby turns 9 Sunday...lol). Anyways, I have a pretty good handle on the points, and have lost a total of 6.5 lbs in 3 weeks. My question is this... Does anyone have someone close to them who is tryng to sabotage their efforts? I told my husband (who is seriously under-weight) that I joined WW and his response for the last 2 weeks was to bring something really tempting and high calorie home. He has never brought anything home before in our 10 years of marriage. Now, in the last 2 weeks, he brought home doughnuts twice, cookies once, and my weakness, chocolate. So far I have managed to stay out of these things, but it got me to wondering if maybe he WANTS me to stay fat?? Anybody else experience anything like this? I've already decided HE is not going to determine my destiny.... I AM. Hanging on by a thread..... Jean 193/186.5/140 |
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Hi Jean. Welcome aboard. Can't help you with the saboteur as I am lucky
enough to have a hubby that's also follow the program ;-D Elaine K 331.4/222.2/179 Jean wrote: Hello to all on this board. I've embarked on my goal to finally lose the "baby fat" (my baby turns 9 Sunday...lol). Anyways, I have a pretty good handle on the points, and have lost a total of 6.5 lbs in 3 weeks. My question is this... Does anyone have someone close to them who is tryng to sabotage their efforts? I told my husband (who is seriously under-weight) that I joined WW and his response for the last 2 weeks was to bring something really tempting and high calorie home. He has never brought anything home before in our 10 years of marriage. Now, in the last 2 weeks, he brought home doughnuts twice, cookies once, and my weakness, chocolate. So far I have managed to stay out of these things, but it got me to wondering if maybe he WANTS me to stay fat?? Anybody else experience anything like this? I've already decided HE is not going to determine my destiny.... I AM. Hanging on by a thread..... Jean 193/186.5/140 |
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