Posted on 12/26/2022 3:48:21 PM PST by nickcarraway
A woman is going viral after revealed that her “considerably overweight” husband bought her a pricey gym membership for Christmas — after sharing rude comments about her weight.
“This Christmas, my husband gifted me a very expensive gym membership for 12 months. I am very fit and active, but simply have no time to go to the gym and my husband knows this,” the woman wrote on the now-viral “Am I Being Unreasonable?” thread of the popular “mommy blog” Mumsnet.
“Despite being considerably overweight himself, my husband has been making pointed comments about my weight for some time (I have a BMI of 20). Am I being unreasonable to be pissed off?” she continued in the heated post, which has sense racked up thousands of passionate comments.
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A bit tacky and unromantic, but nothing to get worked up over. He obviously missed the message: The appropriate gift for your wife is a brand new $125,000 vehicle with a giant red bow on it in the driveway. With a puppy.
It’s like asking...does this outfit make me look fat?
The proper response is: if you’re asking ME that question, you already know the answer.
Ten minutes later you're looking for a good divorce lawyer.
Check antifreeze it’s not just for cars.
Late to the party here but, my daughter bought me a heated toilet seat/bidet for my birthday a few years ago. I love it. In fact, she’s visiting right now, and since she is living in a three-year assignment in Italy, she will only use that toilet, not the one in the guest bathroom.
Great!
My heated seats and steering wheel go on automatically any time the temperature goes below 40 degrees. I have to manually shut it off. But during this big cold snap, I didn’t turn them off.
Heh, I have seen it about a half dozen times, it STILL makes me laugh!
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