[door guy] - There's no way you can weigh that much.
[trainer] - It's gotta be muscle.
[husband] - There's no way it's muscle.
[Gyuss] - Your the correct weight and beautiful no matter what.
The last one was a giveaway since it was right in the comments! Of course, it's the best answer too. :-) Score one for the gnome!
I pointed out to my husband this trio of comments and he looked very sheepish.
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Your husband is lucky I'm nowhere near!!!
To be fair, he meant it in the sense that he thought I haven't been working out long enough to develop enough muscle to account for the weight change.
But, then again, I always tend to make excuses for him. Whatever. I can't go there right now. Busy weekend coming up!
As well your husband should be sheepish. But I won't belabor the point.
Wow
There are three of us at work feeling the same thing (including me) and the thing is that we all have totally different weights. It's about what you want for yourself and for your body. Yea for you having a trainer and working for the body you want!
The only thing I'll say about the husband situation is that if he can't support you the way you need you do know you can lean on us, right?
Have fun with your busy weekend:)
WNG, exactly. I'm just saying, for me. Yes, others say I don't weigh that much, blah blah and that's fine, and I"m not obsessing, but I just would rather not go above that magic evil number.
And thanks for having MY back. Friends with benefits indeed. :-)
g is like a mythical creature. how can a straight male know so instinctively what the exact right thing to say is so often.
i ~really~ want to meet his wife. she must be awesome indeed. (as in awe inspiring, not 'cool dude')
my magic evil number was about 100 pounds and 15 years ago.
Anyone who works with homeless people has to have a big heart...
that he does nor. g is a good soul.
I meant his wife actually.
I did not get even 1 answer right, even the Guyss'one who was right one the comments.
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