Newlyweds gain weight more than those that remain single, says study

[terry78]

http://www.yahoo.com/s/716137

Better watch yourself, all you new blushing grooms and brides.

 

[knowsbleed]

I've gained 10 to 15 lbs since I've been married. Then again...I've been married for 7 years now.

But I sure don't miss the starving days of college.

 

[The Incredible Hulk]

wow, now there's a revelation....

 

[terry78]

Once you get married, you can just go to ****, I'm guessing. Not that it exactly makes me all gung ho to tie the knot.

 

[knowsbleed]

Actually, I'm in better shape now than before I was married. Working out a lot more and whatnot. Before marriage, I was just a skinny, scraggly 23 year old guy who barely looked 18.

 

[terry78]

Well, I'm currently a 29 year old that barely looks 17. And I don't want the marriage thing to make me lose my boyish good looks that get all the sistas wet. Not to brag.

 

[Logan's Runt]

I didn't read the article, but I've decided that it means I can blame my husband for my extra 5.

 

[bullets]

its comfort pounds , happens every time.

 

[Wilhelm-Scream]

DuH

DuRrRh

Don't make The Sky Is Blue threads.

 

[Colossal Spoons]

"of muscle" hopefully

 

[PLAS]

can I be the first to call bull**** on that article?


no objections?


okay




BULL****

 

[knowsbleed]

DuH

DuRrRh

Don't make The Sky Is Blue threads.

But you're single...and you're a fattie.

 

[Norman Osborn]

I didn't read the article, but I've decided that it means I can blame my husband for my extra 5.

You needed the article to come to that decision?

 

[Arkady Rossovich]

Some say that stress makes you eat..

 

[Colossal Spoons]

Haaha

 

[AndThePickles]

If both people have good eating habits, they can keep each other in check.

 

[Ice-man]

Its true, my dad was a stick before he got married now hes got a decently sized beer gut.

i guess its because once your married theres really no need to go all out being fit to impress girls.


plus u got a chick cooking you food all day n ****.

 

[Steve Rogers]

I'm not married. But I might as well be. Me and my girlfriend have been together for five years come November 5th. When we were dating, we went out a lot, and consequentially, ate out a lot. Now that we are living together and acting more domestic we eat at home. Just eating at home can make a big difference. I think we've both lost weight, I know I have. I don't ask her, girls tend to get insulted about any weight related questions. But I understand the whole comfort factor thing. Confident people in a relationship get comfortable and are no longer trying to score, so I guess looks take a back seat. That hasn't happened to us yet. But, like I said, we aren't technically married.

 

[PLAS]

I'm not married. But I might as well be. Me and my girlfriend have been together for five years come November 5th. When we were dating, we went out a lot, and consequentially, ate out a lot. Now that we are living together and acting more domestic we eat at home. Just eating at home can make a big difference. I think we've both lost weight, I know I have. I don't ask her, girls tend to get insulted about any weight related questions. But I understand the whole comfort factor thing. Confident people in a relationship get comfortable and are no longer trying to score, so I guess looks take a back seat. That hasn't happened to us yet. But, like I said, we aren't technically married.

same situation, although we are getting married in march

but come on!!! what kind of a ******ed thought process makes people believe that once they get married they don't have to put the effort?

I mean, I found the perfect woman for me, she's beautiful, intelligent, cooks like heaven, loves sex and loves me for who I am. but not because of that does it mean that I'm going to let myself go fat and flabby, furthermore reason to offer her a better, more perfected version of me

we both have lost weight in the past year and a half, and to be honest, I feel way much better about myself and many other things

besides, fat people don't enjoy sex as much

 

[Steve Rogers]

same situation, although we are getting married in march

but come on!!! what kind of a ******ed thought process makes people believe that once they get married they don't have to put the effort?

No clue. It's not a philosophy I embrace. I still get butterflies in my stomach everytime I go home (I hope she does too ). Why would we want to loose that?

 

[terry78]

it's possible to become TOO comfortable with your mate. You don't want to destroy what attracted you in the first place.

 

[Steve Rogers]

it's possible to become TOO comfortable with your mate. You don't want to destroy what attracted you in the first place.

Yeah it is, and I feel sorry for those people. They are no longer trying to impress each other. They assume the chase is over. And, while I do suppose it is, there is still something very attractive about still being able to surprise your mate. Just yesterday, I went home for lunch and we had an afternoon quickie. Why? Because we still can't get enough of each other. I hope we still feel that way in 40 years.

 

[Memphis Slim]

Sadly some men and women let themselves go after they've made the catch!

They think "mission accomplished".

 

[terry78]

LOL, it's in cartoons all the time...a guy meets a girl, she looks hot, then like the day after the honeymoon she's ballooned up to obesity and lying around the house. You gots to snag that catch with some bait, then once you got them hooked, you can spring your true idenity.

 

[Ice-man]

id still watch my weight my diet and health, i wouldn't become a fat arogent beer drinking nazi.

its good to look your best.