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Input: Throwaway for reasons,

My girlfriend doesn't have the best relationship with food. Shes either eating nothing all day and "fasting" or eating the whole damn fridge. She used to be kind of bigger, which I didn't mind, and now she's in the normal bmi category but she is still saying she's trying to loose weight.

It's causing a lot of stress in my family because my parents are worried about her. Even before she started loosing weight they would make comments to me about how her eating habits weren't normal, like, for one whole week she ate only yogurt and Takis, nothing else.

It really affects our relationship because we can't go out to eat like we used to. Plus, (not saying this to body shame extremely skinny women or anything) I'm just a big dude (6'2 and 300lb)- a relationship with an emancipated chick just wouldn't work. She showed me pictures of her "weight loss goals" and these women are like size 000 not healthy at all.

I love my girlfriend and she has always been here for me when I had problems or was going through a tough time, and I wanna be here for her but she refuses to believe this is a problem and says I'm trying to sabotage her weight loss. She really thinks I'm the bad guy in this situation when I'm just trying to help her.

Am I wrong for that?

trying to get my gf to eat normal