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Input: Ok. So I recently broke ties with my boyfriend of a couple months because I didn't like his body type. 

We were together for about three months, and on a whim (he was probably a little tipsy, honestly) he sent a naked photo of himself. If I'm being honest, I didn't really like what I saw. I knew he was a overweight, but he was just a little too overweight for me to consider attractive. 

Don't get me wrong, I don't expect men to be in top-tape shape with six-packs and all that jazz (I actually prefer guys with a little meat on their bones. Better to cuddle with \^\_\^),  but he was just out of that range I considered attractive. 

He also had a wonderful personality, and we clicked very well together due to our similar senses of humour and interests. He liked a lot of WoW and manga, as well as DnD and MTG. We were both giant nerds, and I loved that part of him. I felt like I could truly say anything to him. That being said, I'm not a perfect person, and I don't expect my partners to be either, but I just didn't like how he looked. 

I thought about encouraging him to lose weight, and stayed with him to see if it played out right. I didn't do that for a couple reasons. For one, I felt if I did, I'd be leading him on, and I would hate to do that to someone. It's possibly one of the worst things you *can* do to someone. And secondly, I felt I wouldn't be able to "fake" attraction to him. I loved him as buddy and a wonderful friend, but I would not consider him a sexual partner, as he considered me. 

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So, am I the asshole? 

breaking up with my boyfriend because I didn't like his body