My girlfriend hates that im fat..

She met me this way, says she loves me but her dream man is not a 288lb 5”11” guy. Its been 3 years and she says only reason she doesn’t leave me is because Im a good man, I’ve tried dieting without success (it’s my fault) but finally Im being serious about it.

Should I stay with someone that will love me 100% if I fill that condition or should I just leave and find another person?

Im not saying being fat should be ok, I should be healthier but acceptance should be also important if she met me and dragged me along for 3 years.

Be brutal with me and honest!
Specially you Females need your opinion

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Comments ( 19 )
  • SwickDinging

    Ditch her. She's out for herself. Then ditch the weight and you'll feel like a whole new man.

    It's one thing for her to worry about your health - my husband is over weight and I do worry about this. I don't want me and the kids to lose him earlier than we have to. But this woman is trying to change you into "her dream man"? And she "only" stays because you're a good man? Sounds like she expects you to be grateful and thinks she's better than you. Fuck her. You can do better.

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    • litelander8

      I agree.

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    • RoseIsabella

      Yes! 👍🏻👍🏻🌹💓😎

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  • Kirlia

    I’m a female so here’s my opinion...

    If this was the other way around, everyone would be calling the guy an asshole for not loving the female for how she is and bla bla bla.

    You should do what’s best FOR YOU. Breakup with her and find someone who’s gonna love you for YOU.

    And Yes, get into a more healthy weight. Work out, exercise, etc. She will be wanting you back. And you’ll get a new girl who will like you for you and accept you. And not a girl who only likes you for your looks, a girl who wants you to change. She literally said she was only with you because your a good man. There should be other reasons too, but there isn’t. Leave her and focus on yourself

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    • RoseIsabella

      Yes! 🤓👍🏻🌹💓

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  • strawberryfieldsforever

    Hi! Woman here! I personally like my men a little husky, makes me feel secure and honestly its attractive to me (after a long history of dating lanky guys) I kinda agree with her, shes trying to encourage you to be healthier but at the same time she could be a little supportive about it.

    If shes being toxic in any sense or making you feel like shit then tell her, maybe ask her to come to the gym with you or workout together🤷🏼‍♀️

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  • LloydAsher

    Shes being honest about it. If it's that single issue, got to tough up and start dieting.

    Perhaps start a fasting diet. Eat whatever you want within an 8 hour period. I should say eat until you are full not depression full. And for the next 16 hours don't eat anything besides water or paleo broth (because it wont contain 30% of your daily value of sodium per cup)

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  • Ellenna

    If you're hanging out for someone to love you 100% for ever and ever, you're going to be disappointed.

    She sounds very tactless: if she loves you, why is she telling you her dream man is someone quite different to you physically? That sounds very immature to me.

    You acknowledge your weight isn't healthy: you can do something about that and I suggest you do it while you're young because it gets harder and harder as you get older, but do it for yourself, not because she's being a pain in the arse about it.

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  • RoseIsabella

    I don't it's anyone's dream to be with someone who is almost 300 pounds.

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    • Tommythecaty

      Unless they are 400 hundred pounds and want to date someone thinner 🥴

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    • Goomats

      Um , there are some people who definitely dream of that!

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      • RoseIsabella

        Yes, but those people are abnormal, and that sort of attraction is pathological, and fetishistic. It's not healthy to weigh 300 pounds.

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        • Goomats

          No, it is not healthy to weigh 300 lbs, however some people are attracted to it anyway. Not all these people want to feel this way, they just do.

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  • Anonymous1-11

    you dropped this 👑

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  • Is there a specific reason as to why if you dint liked your ex, you dated him in the first place?

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  • Cuntsiclestick

    So this is basically one of those "love you for your personality" relationships? Plenty of those exist. Since it's not your thing, perhaps you should leave her?

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  • Somenormie

    She should be encouraging you to lose the fat.

    If this was me, I would personally use the hate to begin to better myself.

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  • chuy

    Get your fat ass off the couch and start a diet

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  • TheOishome

    For me personally I would want to be in a relationship with someone who takes care of themselves its not unreasonable for that to be a defining deal breaker. At least shes honest about her feelings and wants to stay with you if you make positive changes in your life. That's what support can look like in difficult situations. Sounds like you should stick with her and work on losing weight for the benefit of your health confidence and relationship

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