Would you rather marry the spouse of your dreams and gain 10 lbs. a year OR have them gain 10 lbs. a year ?

Answer 1

either way, I would lose them eventually through heart disease...

Answer 2

Either way, you are going to be around that extra 10 lbs each year-whether your or his.
And, if you gain 10 lbs at the begining of the year, and cannot lose that, when the next year comes, that an extra 10. Are you kidding me? So, maybe I would rather be alone.

Answer 3

How about we both gain 10 lbs a year then neither one of us can get upset with the other....

Answer 4

He can gain the 10 pounds a year.

Answer 5

I read somewhere the average person gains 6 pounds a year so whatever.

Answer 6

We will both suffer together and gain 5 lbs each a year

Answer 7

Being a guy I think I would rather see myself gain 10 lbs, even though thats not alot. However guys can have alot more fat and still remain sexy whereas American society has labeled women as being less attractive with more fat on them.

Answer 8

ok, (my mom studied this in college, i noe what i'm speaking approximately) consume a ,lot of protein, then exercising, protein and exercising bulks u up in a muscular way, one without the different is undesirable. consume 3 sq. food an afternoon. look at your 5 an afternoon, and inspect the nutrition pyramid, consume the suggested quantities, and you're set. additionally, in basic terms look ahead to puberty to take its time, you will shoot up.

Answer 9

A year? Sh*t, let them gain the pounds, I'm fat enough as it is. Plus if they get too big, at least I'll be able to leave the relationship without having to waddle like a penguin!

Answer 10

the guy to gain the wait

Answer 11

I dont think that looks matter at all. Yes you should have an initial attraction to a person, but after a while it is just the personality you should be attracted to.