I was talking to a friend yesterday who says she has put on a lot of weight since being with her fianc?. I myself while in a relationship had put on weight and noticed my daughters young friend has also gained several pounds now she is in a relationship. When my partner and I split, I lost the 5 kilos and carry what I know is my comfortable body weight.
We were discussing the happiness differences of being partnered up and single.
Seems, when your relationship hits the comfort zone, many put on weight. Why do you think this is? Are you really as happy loved up than not? She seemed unhappy and depressed to me, which bought home how I was feeling with my ex...just existing together, no longer any excitement and she is getting married!
When I was loved up, I thought I was happy but looking back now know that I wasn't and it was also noted by my friends after the fact as well as the weight gain. (hate that no one would take the time to tell me what they were thinking)
When single, particularly newly single there is weight loss for various reasons. Depression, grooming yourself to look and feel better and possibly to find love again. A More socially active life style but still beaming on the out and a sadness in at times when all alone.
I know it's very hard to be happy all the time, do you find you're happier with yourself in a relationship or out of one? There are benefits of being single too...complete selfishness is justifiable
