People who gain weight as they age

Thread starter pergradus
Start date Apr 27, 2011
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The discussion revolves around the perception that many people let themselves go physically after marriage, which some view as disrespectful to their partners. The original poster emphasizes the importance of maintaining physical attraction in a relationship, suggesting that neglecting one's appearance can be seen as selfish. Others counter that marriage involves deeper emotional connections beyond physical looks, and that aging naturally leads to changes in appearance that are often beyond control. There is also a debate on whether it is fair to judge someone for gaining weight, as health issues and lifestyle factors can play significant roles. Ultimately, the conversation highlights differing views on the balance between physical attraction and the emotional aspects of long-term relationships.

May 1, 2011

S_Happens

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Lisab did at the very onset, with respect to longer healing times at least.

My goal here hasn't been to argue with the OP, but point out that they are making uneducated assumptions with regards to both marriage and physiology. If I thought they were interested in an actual discussion or if they asked a question that wasn't rhetorical then I would participate beyond simply pointing these things out.

Until the OP points out that they are grossly ignorant of the subject(s) and open to information, I'm happy with the nowhere that this has gone. Who really cares what another's ignorant opinion is?