That’s because I don’t consider those examples complaining. So it shouldn’t boggle your mind.
Edit: I just reread your post. I wasn’t talking about the process of weight loss, but the process of transforming your wife/family.
And yes, I think attractive is a horrible standard. I’m very blessed that I find my wife attractive. I have a very attractive wife and apparently other men think so as well, judging by the frequency that she has to deal with men making passes at her. That being said, I am not satisfied with her because of her attractiveness. I’d like to think I’d be just as in love with her and just as satisfied if she had another hundred pounds on her as I am now.
Because thats about how I view myself. I’d like to think that I could be a great husband to any woman without regard to weight or height or hair color or health or race or background. That if God entrusted the most flawed woman to my covering, that I would be a great husband to her, just as I have my first wife (who is also flawed). Because its not about how attractive or beautiful she/they are to me. Its about how can I husband her into becoming the most attractive woman to Him. My role is about what I can do for her. My wife’s attractiveness is a blessing and a side benefit. She’s not attractive to me because she’s beautiful or in the peak of health. She’s attractive to me because she’s mine!
Attraction is a blessing, but a horrible standard.
Edit: I just reread your post. I wasn’t talking about the process of weight loss, but the process of transforming your wife/family.
And yes, I think attractive is a horrible standard. I’m very blessed that I find my wife attractive. I have a very attractive wife and apparently other men think so as well, judging by the frequency that she has to deal with men making passes at her. That being said, I am not satisfied with her because of her attractiveness. I’d like to think I’d be just as in love with her and just as satisfied if she had another hundred pounds on her as I am now.
Because thats about how I view myself. I’d like to think that I could be a great husband to any woman without regard to weight or height or hair color or health or race or background. That if God entrusted the most flawed woman to my covering, that I would be a great husband to her, just as I have my first wife (who is also flawed). Because its not about how attractive or beautiful she/they are to me. Its about how can I husband her into becoming the most attractive woman to Him. My role is about what I can do for her. My wife’s attractiveness is a blessing and a side benefit. She’s not attractive to me because she’s beautiful or in the peak of health. She’s attractive to me because she’s mine!
Attraction is a blessing, but a horrible standard.