Ms_Veronica
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- Joined
- May 23, 2006
- Posts
- 22
My first thought was "Wow, those are some massive fun bags!"
Next thought was "Imagine the indentations on her shoulders from the bra straps required to lift those puppies."
Next thought was "I wonder if her husband is commenting on her breasts as a subtle way of commenting about the rest of her weight gain."
To explain the last comment, the body goes through significant changes from your 20s to your 40s. From the look of your neck and arms, it looks like you've added some padding to parts besides your chest. Perhaps your husband is overwhelmed by the larger version of you? It's easier to see the toll time takes in others than in yourself, and he may not see he's no longer the Adonis he was when you got married, but he can see that you have a lot more cushion for the pushin'.
You won't be happy, and he won't be happy, until you two have a frank conversation. Is there anything about his appearance that you're not as thrilled with? Does he know how much his comments hurt you? He may think after twenty years of marriage that he doesn't need to employ the same level of tact that he did when you guys were dating. And last, maybe you two could energize your relationship through some physical activity. Non-sexual stuff first - go for walks, join your local gym, ride bikes around your neighborhood. Exercise makes people feel better about themselves, and as an added bonus, you could maybe shed a few pounds and reinvigorate your sex life while you're at it.
Next thought was "Imagine the indentations on her shoulders from the bra straps required to lift those puppies."
Next thought was "I wonder if her husband is commenting on her breasts as a subtle way of commenting about the rest of her weight gain."
To explain the last comment, the body goes through significant changes from your 20s to your 40s. From the look of your neck and arms, it looks like you've added some padding to parts besides your chest. Perhaps your husband is overwhelmed by the larger version of you? It's easier to see the toll time takes in others than in yourself, and he may not see he's no longer the Adonis he was when you got married, but he can see that you have a lot more cushion for the pushin'.
You won't be happy, and he won't be happy, until you two have a frank conversation. Is there anything about his appearance that you're not as thrilled with? Does he know how much his comments hurt you? He may think after twenty years of marriage that he doesn't need to employ the same level of tact that he did when you guys were dating. And last, maybe you two could energize your relationship through some physical activity. Non-sexual stuff first - go for walks, join your local gym, ride bikes around your neighborhood. Exercise makes people feel better about themselves, and as an added bonus, you could maybe shed a few pounds and reinvigorate your sex life while you're at it.
The important thing is if you're happy, if so, then in my opinion anyone else can go hang.
Two hours later, he's ready to come home and I'm more than ready for him to come home.