is there a right way to answer this line of questioning???
i mean, is clearly a touchy subject matter when it comes to women, though doesnt honesty trump feelings? i mean, the fact that i'm secure enough in my feelings for whomever is asking that feel they should be able to handle --and better yet-- deserve the truth??
"who cares if you LOOK fat--so long as is not an issue with me--in my mind you're fine(so long as i'm the only one whose opinion matters--which should be the case)" i thought would work, but doesnt
i mean, theres few and far between people who actually DON'T have an issue with their body...so...
i would think it better to be truthful and open...even if i say, no, it doesnt don't...isnt she gonna think i'm trying to be nice--and not say what i think???
:shrug:
suffice to say- i spent hours trying to pull her back from the ledge that my simply sharing what i thought spiraled into.
she even says shes not happy with her body--and i really dont have issue with, really...though would enjoy a happier version of her, if she says that she'd be happier if this wasnt like this and so on. does that make sense?
guess not my place to say anything--and be supportive??? or is that being enabling somehow?
i mean, is clearly a touchy subject matter when it comes to women, though doesnt honesty trump feelings? i mean, the fact that i'm secure enough in my feelings for whomever is asking that feel they should be able to handle --and better yet-- deserve the truth??
"who cares if you LOOK fat--so long as is not an issue with me--in my mind you're fine(so long as i'm the only one whose opinion matters--which should be the case)" i thought would work, but doesnt
i mean, theres few and far between people who actually DON'T have an issue with their body...so...
i would think it better to be truthful and open...even if i say, no, it doesnt don't...isnt she gonna think i'm trying to be nice--and not say what i think???
:shrug:
suffice to say- i spent hours trying to pull her back from the ledge that my simply sharing what i thought spiraled into.
she even says shes not happy with her body--and i really dont have issue with, really...though would enjoy a happier version of her, if she says that she'd be happier if this wasnt like this and so on. does that make sense?
guess not my place to say anything--and be supportive??? or is that being enabling somehow?

