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Reply #30 posted 06/24/05 8:27am

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AlienX2050 said:

REDFEATHERS said:

Why are ppl so NICE??? I am sure if it came to it, you wouldnt be so *understanding* I mean really think about it.. mad


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No, they wouldn't.

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OK, you said MAJOR plastic surgery.. not a nip or a tuck or a pinch of a nose job.

You said if you dated them over a year.

I would think if they couldnt tell you in all that time, and then you all say, yes its cool.. wtf? that aint right.
There are flaws in the relationship if he/she kept that information from you.

I dated a guy, yeah he had his teeth done and had laser surgery so he didnt need to wear glasses anymore but he told me, and I was cool with it.
Now keeping information like Alien has mentioned, I couldnt and wouldnt wanna deal with it.. shake

So it would be bye bye to him.. nod
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Reply #31 posted 06/24/05 8:27am

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1sexymf said:

AlienX2050 said:



This is concerning health though.

I'd date someone overweight if their personality was cool.

If they were unhealthy, I would definitely address that and openly relay my feelings about it.

I would have to because there are things I hate to eat and things I hate to smell cooking.

I hate softdrinks...I dont like sweet around the house all the time. I hat eeating fast foods. I wil do so if I'm traveling....etc

omg
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Is my son deprived?


How would you feel if someone you were dating or even married were nicely proportioned but then gained alot of weight?


This wouldn't be an issue. It's happens.

However, it woudl be an issue if this person gained a hundred pounds. I woudl surely be concerned about her health.

I would be concerned about the reasons she's gained weight. There are a lot of things that's understandable. Pregnancy...stress...

Simply losing yourself because because...would strike up some concerns.

If oyu stay with someone in a relationship long enough, they will gain weight or something will change.
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Reply #32 posted 06/24/05 8:28am

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1sexymf said:

AlienX2050 said:



This is concerning health though.

I'd date someone overweight if their personality was cool.

If they were unhealthy, I would definitely address that and openly relay my feelings about it.

I would have to because there are things I hate to eat and things I hate to smell cooking.

I hate softdrinks...I dont like sweet around the house all the time. I hat eeating fast foods. I wil do so if I'm traveling....etc

omg
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Is my son deprived?


How would you feel if someone you were dating or even married were nicely proportioned but then gained alot of weight?



I look at it this way....I am 39, and in pretty good shape because I take the time to take care of my body. I would not even want a woman that does not take care of themselves. But....if she were to birth our child and then gain weight...I would be patient because she made the ultimate sacrifice for the sake of our love and family....but after about six months..it is back to working out. I will always workout and exercise..and I wish for my partner to do the same.
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Reply #33 posted 06/24/05 8:41am

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AlienX2050 said:

DexMSR said:



Well...you didn't even know them in their "before" stage and you ARE obviously attracted to the "after" stage, so there is no deception actually!



You know, I don't think this would bother now that I think about it.

This particular person said that she didn't want to have kids with big ears...etc...etc...

I don't think a man would look at it that way or even that far down the line.

hmmm

Honestly, I may slip into the straight-male -heterosexual attitude...shit, she's nice looking and we get along...I'll stay. giggle

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Now when her face and body begins to fall apart after age forty...THEN you have something to worry about.....HA HA HAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!...falloff

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Reply #34 posted 06/24/05 8:44am

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DexMSR said:

1sexymf said:



How would you feel if someone you were dating or even married were nicely proportioned but then gained alot of weight?



I look at it this way....I am 39, and in pretty good shape because I take the time to take care of my body. I would not even want a woman that does not take care of themselves. But....if she were to birth our child and then gain weight...I would be patient because she made the ultimate sacrifice for the sake of our love and family....but after about six months..it is back to working out. I will always workout and exercise..and I wish for my partner to do the same.


Havinng a baby would have to be an exception, but a lot of womenn do let themselves go after they have a child, using that as an excuse.
I would be dissapoinnted if sommeone I was with gained weight fromm being lazy and having poor eating habits.
I can't say i've ever gone out with anyone who's overweight. As far as fitness goes, that will always be a part of my life. It's what I do for a living.
And I will play devil's advocate here and say that i agree with men when they get turned off when their partners gain weight. The women get upset about, which I can totally understand, but you didn't look like that when you met him, and he was attracted to what you looked like before.
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Reply #35 posted 06/24/05 8:48am

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1sexymf said:

DexMSR said:




I look at it this way....I am 39, and in pretty good shape because I take the time to take care of my body. I would not even want a woman that does not take care of themselves. But....if she were to birth our child and then gain weight...I would be patient because she made the ultimate sacrifice for the sake of our love and family....but after about six months..it is back to working out. I will always workout and exercise..and I wish for my partner to do the same.


Havinng a baby would have to be an exception, but a lot of womenn do let themselves go after they have a child, using that as an excuse.
I would be dissapoinnted if sommeone I was with gained weight fromm being lazy and having poor eating habits.
I can't say i've ever gone out with anyone who's overweight. As far as fitness goes, that will always be a part of my life. It's what I do for a living.
And I will play devil's advocate here and say that i agree with men when they get turned off when their partners gain weight. The women get upset about, which I can totally understand, but you didn't look like that when you met him, and he was attracted to what you looked like before.


Well you have to make concessions for "time" and the slowing of the body's metabolisim, but to just let yourself go is not an option for me....I understand she nor I will look like what we did when we first met. It would be unfair to both of us to expect that, but I will not settle for any woman that just lets themselves go!
The man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who cannot read them. -- Mark Twain.

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Reply #36 posted 06/24/05 8:53am

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1sexymf said:



Havinng a baby would have to be an exception, but a lot of womenn do let themselves go after they have a child, using that as an excuse.
I would be dissapoinnted if sommeone I was with gained weight fromm being lazy and having poor eating habits.
I can't say i've ever gone out with anyone who's overweight. As far as fitness goes, that will always be a part of my life. It's what I do for a living.
And I will play devil's advocate here and say that i agree with men when they get turned off when their partners gain weight. The women get upset about, which I can totally understand, but you didn't look like that when you met him, and he was attracted to what you looked like before.


Well you have to make concessions for "time" and the slowing of the body's metabolisim, but to just let yourself go is not an option for me....I understand she nor I will look like what we did when we first met. It would be unfair to both of us to expect that, but I will not settle for any woman that just lets themselves go!


Well said, Dexy. biggrin
Can I get a whap? razz
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Reply #37 posted 06/24/05 9:10am

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1sexymf said:

DexMSR said:



Well you have to make concessions for "time" and the slowing of the body's metabolisim, but to just let yourself go is not an option for me....I understand she nor I will look like what we did when we first met. It would be unfair to both of us to expect that, but I will not settle for any woman that just lets themselves go!


Well said, Dexy. biggrin
Can I get a whap? razz
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I think you are all getting off topic, this is about major plastic surgery, not gaining weight durning pergnancy.. wink
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Reply #38 posted 06/24/05 9:21am

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1sexymf said:

DexMSR said:



Well you have to make concessions for "time" and the slowing of the body's metabolisim, but to just let yourself go is not an option for me....I understand she nor I will look like what we did when we first met. It would be unfair to both of us to expect that, but I will not settle for any woman that just lets themselves go!


Well said, Dexy. biggrin
Can I get a whap? razz
[Edited 6/24/05 8:53am]


Yes!...Whap!!!

And another for being a fellow Libra!...whap whap.....YOUR BIRTHDAY IS FOUR DAYS BEHIND MINE!

WHAP WHAP!
The man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who cannot read them. -- Mark Twain.

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Reply #39 posted 06/24/05 9:21am

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REDFEATHERS said:

1sexymf said:



Well said, Dexy. biggrin
Can I get a whap? razz
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I think you are all getting off topic, this is about major plastic surgery, not gaining weight durning pergnancy.. wink


I jacked a thread!!!!!

YESSSSS!!!!!
The man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who cannot read them. -- Mark Twain.

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Reply #40 posted 06/24/05 9:32am

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DexMSR said:

REDFEATHERS said:




I think you are all getting off topic, this is about major plastic surgery, not gaining weight durning pergnancy.. wink


I jacked a thread!!!!!

YESSSSS!!!!!



WHAP!!!! lol
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Reply #41 posted 06/24/05 9:35am

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DexMSR said:

1sexymf said:



Well said, Dexy. biggrin
Can I get a whap? razz
[Edited 6/24/05 8:53am]


Yes!...Whap!!!

And another for being a fellow Libra!...whap whap.....YOUR BIRTHDAY IS FOUR DAYS BEHIND MINE!

WHAP WHAP!


I knew I liked you for a reason! kisses
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Reply #42 posted 06/24/05 9:51am

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REDFEATHERS said:

1sexymf said:



Well said, Dexy. biggrin
Can I get a whap? razz
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I think you are all getting off topic, this is about major plastic surgery, not gaining weight durning pergnancy.. wink


Okay, let's see if we can get back on topic.

hmmm

I don't think I've dated anyone who had fake anything....well...breasts.

I didn't care. They wer eobviously implants.

Now, if shits starts falling off...that's anotehr thing.
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Reply #43 posted 06/24/05 10:09am

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i wouldn't care unless he lied to me about it.

although - i'd try to persuade anyone i loved not to have plastic surgery unless they needed reconstruction for some reason.
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Reply #44 posted 06/24/05 10:53am

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PurpleThunder said:

AlienX2050 said:



This is concerning health though.

I'd date someone overweight if their personality was cool.

If they were unhealthy, I would definitely address that and openly relay my feelings about it.

I would have to because there are things I hate to eat and things I hate to smell cooking.

I hate softdrinks...I dont like sweet around the house all the time. I hat eeating fast foods. I wil do so if I'm traveling....etc

omg
..
Is my son deprived?

So Ella and I still have a chance to get into your pants even tho we're 600 lbs and she has a fetish for puink spandex??


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