normally I appreciate this about him because I never need to wonder what he's thinking. But yesterday at the doctors office I weighed 130, which is 10 lbs from my pre-preg weight. So last night I was eating an oatmeal raisin cookie, and he was like "are you sure you want to eat that??" Trying to brush it off I just said "yep" then he proceeds to say that nobody wants to see me get unnecessarily fat. Yes, he really did. I had no response, because I really just wanted to cry. But the more I think about it, the more it really bothers me. I think we're going to have to have a talk this evening! I ran a freak marathon two weeks before I got pregnant, I still work out regularly. And even if I didn't... now is just not the time to make me feel bad about 10 lbs and a cookie. Stupid skinny husband.
Re: My husband has no filter
Filter what he says isn't the issue. He shouldn't be thinking things like that!! How horrible to make you feel bad for eating one cookie! And it was an oatmeal raisin, that's a healthy cookie!!
lol That's what I was thinking! I made chocolate chips cookies and ate half the batch myself (DH hates chocolate). DH tries nudging me every now and then in the direction of staying healthy and exercising like I should, but he knows better than to give me crap when I don't. So sorry yours was untactful! I say talk to him about it, like you mentioned. He shouldn't make you feel that way! GL
Wow - you were a lot more docile than I would have been. He probably would have slept in his car, if he were my husband. Then again, I am very sensitive about my weight. If you made it through half of your pregnancy, and only gained 10 pounds, that is right on track with what most doctors suggest, and deserve a cookie.
Oh no, I would be having a come to Jesus meeting with my husband if he said that to me.
I'm sorry he hurt your feelings. I think you should definitely have a talk with him tonight. There is no need for comments like that.
Oatmeal cookies are practically a vitamin.... really...
and I would have seriously given him a what-for for that one. this is the 9 month period when we are allowed to eat whatever we want (obviously not the no-no's) and DH needs to learn that this is his 9months to be your indentured servant (I make sure to tell DH this at least on a weekly basis).
Wow - I have only gained 10 pounds as well and my doctor was patting me on the back saying 10 pounds in 20 weeks is PERFECT. I was strutting around after that telling everyone I've only gained 10 pounds. haha.
I would speak to him tonight, tell him:
A. 10 lbs is totally acceptable and NEEDED
B. He better not utter the words "fat" to you ever again - you're growing a child not letting yourself go for goodness sake!
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I would've thrown the cookie at his head for that comment and made him sleep on the couch! I applaud you for only gaining 10 pounds. And even if it was more, who cares?!? This is one time in our lives where gaining weight is totally normal and needed.
Wow, my boyfriend would be dead meat. And now I of course want Oatmeal Raisin cookies. But, the other day I ate a bag of Cooler Ranch Doritos in two days... and he didn't say a word like a good boy.
When I was at my 14 week appt I had still been down 5 lbs from pre-pregnancy and I was yelled at to gain weight by the doctor. I am still only 2 lbs about now... but it is going up.
EAT what you want... and tell him that he can eat the healthy stuff if he has such an opinion about it.
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