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Originally posted by TheGreatSatan
I do. I mean, I only want to choke her half of the time.
Originally posted by J'Bo
yes i would.
Originally posted by naturaltan
What would happen if you met someone who was going to the gym but after things got serious, decided that he didn't want to go to the gym for no other reason than he was sick of going. What would you do then, stop the relationship?
Originally posted by david
I strongly agree with you NT on this and it saddens me to know that some would terminate a relationship/marriage over things that alter their lives. If my "partner" was unable to workout due to health related issues, I'd STILL stand by her to the day of death!
Originally posted by J'Bo
I really hope that your not talking about me cause if so you should re-read my first post...if someone was unable to be active due to health reasons then NO i wouldnt leave them however if they just became lazy and inactive then i would because we would never be able to spend time together.
Originally posted by naturaltan
What if you were married and they decided for NO other reason that to not workout? David ... you too, what if the reason was nothing other than "I don't want to anymore"
Originally posted by david
I have no problem with that either because I "LOVE" a person for more than just two reasons!
Originally posted by vanity
I like positivity in my life. If someone is a sedentary couch potato that smokes and drinks, to me that's a BIG negative. This is a self-destructive person as far as I'm concerned and I want no part of it. Been there, done that , as they say.
Originally posted by vanity
I have to agree with J'bo. She understands where I'm coming from. It's not superficiality, It's a Lifestyle and compatability issue.
If pursuit of health and fitness is a big part of your life, you will have alot more in common with a like-minded active person.
I like positivity in my life. If someone is a sedentary couch potato that smokes and drinks, to me that's a BIG negative. This is a self-destructive person as far as I'm concerned.
I want a long, healthy and productive life not one of premature aging, poor health and decay.
It all depends on what your philosophy of Life is.