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Input: We've been together for almost a year and my BF lives a **very** sedentary life. He games all day, drinks tea/sweets, and does eat somewhat healthy (veggies, meat, etc.) but I think it's mainly his portion control/inactivity. I have no problem with his weight; I love him the way he is, but I think I may have been lacking the....tactful approach to bringing up my concerns and mentioning his weight/telling him I love him the way he is. I'm basically probably showing the complete opposite.

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My BF thinks I mention his weight/lifestyle only because I "want him to be skinny". Like...hello??? I'm literally in a relationship with you. I still get turned on by him, and thinking about him as a whole makes me giddy. But he feels unloved just because I mention his weight...An important detail to mention is my BF has heart problems/blood disease/CFS/depression. I truly think exercise would help him feel better. It would also help him in every day life; I can't imagine the toll his heart is taking. I'm worried that most of his symptoms/health issues are caused by his sedentary lifestyle. He told me "my doctors say I'm in good condition" and "exercise wouldn't help me" but come on...not even walking??? And his doctors can't be saying that. ((He's about 6'1 and over 235 lbs.))

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The particular situation that makes me write this post is when my BF bought some clothes. He was showing me t-shirts, and I simply said "they're awesome but you wouldn't pull them off very well, since you don't have many clothes to match". The shirts were really dark/emo BTW. He thought I was making it about his weight and got upset. Then he said "it's hard finding jeans I like because of my size...mainly my waist." My BF has a droopy pot belly (nothing wrong w/ that, I've given his lower area lots of affection lol), so I told him "it's probably your stomach making your waist size big". That basically shut down out convo and he left, texting me after saying "you always make me feel like shit when it comes to that stuff".

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My BF likes my "straight-forward attitude" but the second it's aimed at him, he gets sensitive, especially about his health. AITA???

bringing up my BF's weight during conversations about his health/style