Overbearing Husband Tells Wife She Needs To Stick To Keto Diet

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LiterallyLily17
Jan 22, 2022 11:30 AM EST

The OP says he had good intentions, but he went about everything all wrong. His wife tried a Keto diet for a week. The second week she struggled, that is normal. He judged her for eating a burger and fries. Then he felt the need to sit her down and had the audacity to ask her, 'don't you care about your looks and health?' funny how he mentioned her looks first. That should not be the first priority, hubby. Keep reading to help the moral judges of Reddit make a decision. 

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    Font - AITA for telling my wife that she needs to put in more effort to lose weight?
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    Font - My wife(28F) has gained a lot of weight over the last two years since she's been working from home. She's very conscious of this and decided to get on a diet. We went to a nutritionist, who's also our neighbor, and she suggested that she follow a ketogenic diet for the next few months. At first,
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    Font - my wife was very enthusiastic and went through with the plan for about a week. After that, she relapsed to her old eating habits. She'd maybe try a keto-friendly meal once or twice a week, saying that she's trying to work her way back, but that was about it. I(29M) didn't say anything all of those days and was very supportive of her.
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    Font - Yesterday, I saw that she'd ordered fast food - burgers, fries and Coke. Once she was finished eating, I sat down next to her and told her that if she was really serious about her looks and her health, she should work on her diet plan and not shift the blame onto the work-from-home situation. I told her
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    Font - that if she kept thinking she was on a diet and failing to stick to it, it'd become a habit with her, she'd become demoralized and that it would be much harder the next time she tried. I thought that it was sage advice that would be well taken, but
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    Handwriting - now she's pissed at me. She says that I'm an unsupportive husband who keeps "nagging" his wife because she's put on "a little weight." AITA here?
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    Font - EDIT 1: Request for info: Did she ask for my opinion? Or did she ask for any advice? Response: No, she didn't. But we're both quite close to each other and it's understood that we can take such liberties as offering our unsolicited opinion if it might be in the best interests of the other.
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    Font - EDIT 2: Request you all to please keep your medical opinions to yourself. This post wasn't about whether the ketogenic diet works or not, or how effective it is. There are a lot of factors involved and there is no straightforward answer to that question. Also, I know of enough qualified health professionals from whom to take advice and I'll be taking their advice only; not yours!
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    Font - Hollifo · 20 hr. ago Asshole Aficionado [12] The nutritionist who suggested Keto, one of the most difficult and grueling diets, is a fuckin' hack. You need to do it constantly, with no slips, forever, for it to show any results, and it's basis was in treating epilepsy, not weight loss. YTA, but your heart is possibly in the right place. If she is feeling shitty about her weight, then sure, offer to help, but tough love isn't what she needs right now, and that keto diet definitely isn't th
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