A question for the fellas
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My wife is 5' 3" and weighed about 154 when I had surgery. She now weighs in at 133. She's eating different foods than I eat and most times she eats more. I have no problem with the smaller portion
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i know this one was for the guys but like TMF, my hub has changed with my eating he has lost about 25 pounds, and with us walking/doing more my WLS has improved not only my life, but his??..... so
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Thanks for the replies! I posted this one night and have been busy ever since! My husband is finally getting in the "I need to get healthy" mindset and I couldn't be more happy. We are moving on Sat
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I'm curious how your wives/girlfriends/etc have handled your surgery, change in eating habits, and weight loss. Is your lady bigger or smaller than you? Do you think that affects her reaction to your situation? If she is bigger, is she going to consider WLS or has she had it already?
Also, do you think you have a harder time with the smaller portions? I know society always assumes men need the huge portions so how hard was it to change your mindset? I struggle with it myself so I can only imagine how hard it would be if I was expected (I can't think of a better word for this) to eat that much anyway!
I'm asking this because I am trying to picture my husband getting lap band and I just I can't see him being able to follow through with all the restrictions. (Although he has surprised me in the past!) He's not getting it or even considering it anyway...just a thought that popped into my head!