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"  Dear E. Jean:  My boyfriend of two years likes larger women. At first I thought this was good because I wouldn&amp;#039;t feel constant pressure to be thin. However, since we&amp;#039;ve been dating, I&amp;#039;ve gained 30 pounds! I hate how I feel! I want to lose weight, but every time I mention it, he gets mopey because he likes me bigger. I don&amp;#039;t know what to do.\u2014My Boyfriend Likes Me the Way I Can&amp;#039;t Stand Me  My luv:  Please convey to your bloke my respects and tell him that if he&amp;#039;s ever in New York, he has a very good time coming his way, compliments of E. Jean. I like your guy. Men are caught in a terrible tangle: If they tell us we&amp;#039;re too fat, we leave them; if they tell us we&amp;#039;re too thin, we don&amp;#039;t believe them. That said, it&amp;#039;s your 30 pounds; you&amp;#039;re free to keep or remove them as you wish. Check your BMI at Cdc.gov/healthy weight/assessing/bmi, shoot for the normaldelish range, give the guy a kiss, and tell him: &amp;quot;Buck up, darling! The smaller I grow, the bigger your penis looks.&amp;quot; E-mail your questions to e.jean@askejean.com "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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