Dropping Pounds Along With an Ex -- Yahoo! Personals

I truely believe in the breakup weight lost. It seem to happen to everyone that have lost a true love. I 've just broken up with someone I thought would be my future husband. I have lost my appitite. I lost about 5lbs in two weeks. Now I look in the mirror and I see a new me. I wish I hadn't lose weight this way. Unfortunitely, that's the brutal side of love. I feel good and ready to start dating again. There's always a down side to a lost love it ends with happy results.

It's amazing show me a woman with an engagement ring and I'll show you someone 10lbs.lighter within a year ! That 's the same person who will carry the comfort weight and wonder why there's a guy secretly checking out the size 2's of the world. However you slice it you have to happy with yourself. If that's the case and you're a size 12 at least you know what you are getting up front. You can substitute the same argument for guys....

I am guilty of this as well. It's not intentional....it's just that dating is very fatning! The five course meals, the social scenes with alcohol and lattes. It's difficult to date on a diet. Right after my ex and I broke up, I lost a bunch of weight, I wasn't trying it just happened. I followed my normal work-out routine but didn't have the "in a relationship" or "dating" diet. After several months I started dating again and I've noticed the weight has been coming back on...the culprit...expensive meals...coffee...etc. Interesting article.

I had gained weight over a period of several years while my marraige was going downhill. Once I made the decision to divorce, the pounds melted off without even trying. That is how I really discovered I was just a stress eater, get rid of the stress, and you will lose the pounds. I was thin for about 20 years in the marriage, and now I hope to get back to where I was this year, after two years of single life (which I am really enjoying). I date, but don't go for those four course meals, but do like my glass of wine with dinner, just skip the dessert and appetizers.

I think losing weight with your significant other is a "GREAT IDEA "! It can be a bonding experience that can actually bring the two of you closer together.

BEEN THERE, AND IT HAPPENED JUST LIKE YOU SAID

Ummm do I detect a bit of Bitterness in that article?

Would you really lose all that weight with a bf or gf? i mean seriously!

I do work out at least 3 days a week sometimes more, it's been a year now and I've lost 30lbs, into the second or third month of excercise I met a gentleman who pursued me ... after a couple of months I gave in and were now a couple, around the 3 months into the relationship we parted, and that month I lost over 7lbs instead of the usual 3lbs a month, I was amazed at the weight lose during that period ... then we went back together and everything is smooth sailing, I'm still loseing weight at 3lbs a month, the holidays were tough because of all the celebating, but still lost weight, it was tough ... now I'm back into my routine and hope to keep losing those lbs ... I've almost lost all the weight I need to, my target weight and then I plan to maintain the weight until I check out, LOL ... I'll never be a fatty again ... So when asked what are my new years resolutions, I say I have none and smile, I did it already ... Life is Good, I've been blessed ... Looking forward to 2008, Happy New Year you all ... C