| CELEBRITY GOSSIP AND TRENDS IN WEIGHT LOSS... |
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Don't: Point out how hot that chick in the
skimpy number looks.
On a Saturday night at the pub, don't drool
obviously over the girl in the miniskirt and
barely-there tank top. We all look. It's a fact of
life. But when your girlfriend or wife is feeling
about a bit of extra baggage around the middle,
the last thing she needs to see is your bug-eyed
appreciation of Little Miss Bare-All.
Do: Take an interest in her health food.
Okay, so you think tofu is the dumbest invention
known to man and that eating celery sticks is
absolutely pointless. Keep those opinions to
yourself. You don't have to chow down on the
rice cakes yourself, but ask her questions about
why she's choosing what she's putting in the
fridge. Let her know you're interested in what
she's doing, and help her think through her
choices.
Don't: Bury her tofu under a pizza box.
Because honestly, that's just mean.
Do: Suggest alternative clothing choices if the
answer to the dreaded "does my butt look big in
this outfit" question is "yes."
Women know that asking this question just isn't
fair. You can't win. If you think her butt looks fine
and tell her so, but after a few drinks she checks
herself out in the women's room mirror and sees
an alcohol-induced hippopotamus staring back
at her, she's going to think you're a liar. If you
think her butt is a bit oversized for those jeans
and tell her so, she's going to either have a
crying jag, not speak to you for a week, point
out that you're no Arnold Schwarzenegger
yourself, cut off the nookie on the premise that
you couldn't possibly want to see her naked, or
all of the above.
There's no way out of this one. If the answer
really is that she should consider wearing
something else or put her at risk of busting out
at the seams, then you have to tell her so.
Instead of pointing out that her pants are ripping
are stretching in a valiant effort to hold her
backside in, try suggesting that she wear
another, more flattering outfit that you really like
instead. She'll know what you're doing, but
she'll appreciate that you're trying to be delicate
about the whole thing, especially if her remind
her that she's gorgeous.
Don't: Suggest a pair of sweats and a bulky
sweater instead.
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skimpy number looks.
On a Saturday night at the pub, don't drool
obviously over the girl in the miniskirt and
barely-there tank top. We all look. It's a fact of
life. But when your girlfriend or wife is feeling
about a bit of extra baggage around the middle,
the last thing she needs to see is your bug-eyed
appreciation of Little Miss Bare-All.
Do: Take an interest in her health food.
Okay, so you think tofu is the dumbest invention
known to man and that eating celery sticks is
absolutely pointless. Keep those opinions to
yourself. You don't have to chow down on the
rice cakes yourself, but ask her questions about
why she's choosing what she's putting in the
fridge. Let her know you're interested in what
she's doing, and help her think through her
choices.
Don't: Bury her tofu under a pizza box.
Because honestly, that's just mean.
Do: Suggest alternative clothing choices if the
answer to the dreaded "does my butt look big in
this outfit" question is "yes."
Women know that asking this question just isn't
fair. You can't win. If you think her butt looks fine
and tell her so, but after a few drinks she checks
herself out in the women's room mirror and sees
an alcohol-induced hippopotamus staring back
at her, she's going to think you're a liar. If you
think her butt is a bit oversized for those jeans
and tell her so, she's going to either have a
crying jag, not speak to you for a week, point
out that you're no Arnold Schwarzenegger
yourself, cut off the nookie on the premise that
you couldn't possibly want to see her naked, or
all of the above.
There's no way out of this one. If the answer
really is that she should consider wearing
something else or put her at risk of busting out
at the seams, then you have to tell her so.
Instead of pointing out that her pants are ripping
are stretching in a valiant effort to hold her
backside in, try suggesting that she wear
another, more flattering outfit that you really like
instead. She'll know what you're doing, but
she'll appreciate that you're trying to be delicate
about the whole thing, especially if her remind
her that she's gorgeous.
Don't: Suggest a pair of sweats and a bulky
sweater instead.
click here...
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