Would you be willing to shed bodyweight if your connection relied on it? In some long lasting relationships, one associate benefits a lot of bodyweight and the other doesn't. Should the bulkier associate be required to shed bodyweight to preserve the relationship?
I presented this question to Dr. Scott Abrams, a board certified medical psycho therapist and mindset lecturer at New You are able to University. He is also the author of a book called The Art and Science of Logical Eating, which examines weight-loss subjects including system image and system approval. He discussed how a bodyweight discrepancy may impact each soulmate's ability to "upgrade" and how that may impact the security of the connection.
Would you be willing to shed bodyweight for the benefit of your marriage? Elect in the study below, then read Dr. Abram's full reaction in my article, Should I Reduce Weight to Save My Marriage?
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