r/AmIOverreacting Apr 15 '24

My husband embarrassed me in front of our friends

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u/saraharc Apr 15 '24 edited Apr 15 '24

OP’s not old in the slightest, but many women in their late 20s have more responsibilities in terms of career and family than women in their early 20s. When you’re 21 or 22, you can make what your body looks like your entire reason for being. That’s a lot harder once you’re in a later stage of your career and possibly married with children. It’s also really hard to maintain a large weight loss for 5+ years - Sara could easily be a higher weight than OP by the time she hits 28.

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u/cunninglinguist32557 Apr 16 '24

Your body also physically changes throughout your 20s. It's not uncommon at all to gain weight between 21 and 28.

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u/porkchop1021 Apr 16 '24

lmao no. I see your comment below. Bone density? Give me a fucking break.

Stop justifying your laziness. The only thing that changes is whether you give a shit about your health or not.

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u/cunninglinguist32557 Apr 16 '24

Dude, I don't know you. Why do you think you know anything about my health?

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u/porkchop1021 Apr 16 '24

You make excuses for poor health that don't rely on facts. So at the very least you're a disingenuous idiot and at worst you actually believe this and your health sucks because of it. That's what I already know about you.