10 things you should never tell a woman on her weight
Even if you think you are free, it is sometimes better not to say anything at all.
Just like you should never ask a woman how old she is, you should ever everalready Ask him how much she weighs. It's not just the number on the scale; Other weight-related topics should also be out of bounds, including feedback on someone's body type, giving regime recommendations, or unjustified fashion tips. Not only is it rude and intrusive, but most people prefer to speak literallyanything Otherwise, in addition to their weight or general appearance.
As it is better to be sure that by sorry, here are some sentences that should never be pronounced around a woman, for fear that you do not want to hurt the feelings of people and ruin relationships. Even if you want to say, nothing says how someone else will interpret your comments. And just like how the weight of a woman is a sensitive subject, that's what she eats. While you are there, be sure to read the30 things you should never tell a woman about her food.
"How much do you weigh?"
No, Nope, never. Unless you are his doctor or the safety operator of the elastic cords at a jump site at the elastic, it does not concern you. If she wants you to know this information, she will volunteer herself.
"Are you waiting for?"
Never assume that someone is pregnant. Even if it seems to have swallowed a basketball, you can never be 100% positive unless it specifically discloses that it expects. Just offer your seat on the metro like the kind, the attentive person you are and that you do not say anything else.
"You have athletic construction."
This may seem like a compliment on the surface, but it can be taken in many ways. Many professional athletes are bigger and larger (hello, muscle!) But everyone is not 100% comfortable with their type of body. It is best not to comment on the type of body, no matter if you want to say.
"You should really try Atkins / Paleo / Keto"
If someone is overweight, did the odds have tried to lose weight in the past. She probably experienced every fashion diet under the sun and guess what? Whether it is worked or not do not look at you. Or maybe she is totally comfortable with her size and looking for weight. Remember: If you are not his doctor, you have no idea of his overall health.
"This outfit would have look great on your type of body."
Singer his type of body implies that it is different from the norm, which could be interpreted as a bad thing. Leave fashion tips to a rented stylist or close friend who has been charged with choosing his clothes.
"You're not big, you're just curved."
As people are trying not to offend people with the word "fat", they turned to another more politically correct terminology: thick, curved, voluptuous, etc. Even if it is served as a compliment, it can have a negative connotation. It is better not to comment on the type of body's body, whatever the nice place you are trying to be.
"Are you probably, a size 12?"
Never assume someone's dress size so it's bigger? Smaller?. Just like the number on the scale, the size of someone's dress is an incredibly personal factoid that she probably does not want to share.
"True women have curves."
This means what, women who do not have curves are false? The real women are real people and they come from all shapes and sizes. Like the big sorrow is not cool, nor slimming smunny.
"Some men like thicker women."
First of all, the fetish, the type of body's body crosses the line in the inappropriate line. Not to mention that people of all shapes and sizes have no problem finding a partner, and it should not be your responsibility to remind her.
"You are smaller than so-and-so!"
The comparison is the theft of joy, especially when other people make the comparison. It's not just to believe in a blatant way two people, especially when you're not sure what his body image looked like. Even if this is supposed to be a positive remark, stressing someone who is much bigger could always make it feel uncomfortable and hyper awareness of his body.
