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Article Archives 2005 » Obesity

Obesity: A burden to sex life


Married couples face problems varying from emotional imbalances to physical weaknesses. But today they identify another critical problem, which can provoke them into seeking a divorce. Obesity. A condition in which our fat tissue expands far beyond regular levels to the point where it impairs health.

Common behavioral symptoms of obese people

  • They feel frustrated, helpless and alone in life
  • Believe they are unwanted
  • Fear if their partner really loves them
  • Feels ashamed to expose their body
  • Lack the confidence of satisfying their partners sexually
  • Fear if they can ever come out of this disorder
  • Do not listen to or believe their partner who consoles them and cares about them
  • Adamant to believe that they can be good in carrying out sexual activities
  • Think they are the problem in marriage
  • Feel that nobody can understand them
  • They are convinced of being unattractive and ugly

Insecurity creeps in to the institution of marriage. Small fights lead to bigger ones mainly due to lack of communication and misunderstandings. No matter how well the partner tries, once you are caught in the depressive cycle of Obesity, it is difficult to come back unless you think positively and decide to work your way out. In this battle to contain a disorder you end up losing your happiness, your partner and in the end yourself.

So, do not take Obesity lightly. If you are following unhealthy eating habits, make it a point to improve on your diet. If you have the tendency to gain weight fast, always stick to regular exercise patterns. On the other hand, if the disorder has already done the damage, meet your doctor and ask for a weight loss plan or diet which best suits your body. Today there are various diet plans like low carbohydrate diets, appetite suppressant pills, fat burners etc that is useful for the treatment of Obesity.

Now, if your partner is overweight and obese, support her/him to join a good diet program. Exercise and healthy eating habits also contribute to a happy life. Apart from this, you can do that extra bit to make your partner feel at ease and find happiness once again. Here are a few tips, which will help:

  • Don't worry if your spouse is not listening but tell her/him that you are sexually attracted to your partner
  • Obesity is a sensitive subject for them. Listen to them carefully. Don't argue, try to look at things from their point of view as well
  • Don't make any negative statements about your partner's body. Always be careful
  • Go out of your way to mention all the positive things about your partner
  • Make your partner feel wanted
  • Spend extra time with her/him
  • Go out together and spend time talking and knowing each other. It will bring a sense of closeness
  • Be supportive of your partner in front of others
  • Don't talk about Obesity when both of you are with friends or family. Remember, it is a sensitive subject

The appropriate way to tackle this disorder is to avoid it. The impact it has on a person's life is alarming. Sometimes, it can be a serious threat to your family life, to your career or precisely your health. So be alert and insist on a healthy life no matter where you are. For such disorders should never hamper you from having a wonderful sex life or a family life.

About the Author

Chris Read, An associated editor to Hateweight.com.



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