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Everything's sunshine and roses at the beginning of a relationship, when you're still shaving your legs and he has a six-pack. But what happens when your partner lets his once-toned body turn to flab, like what happened with this couple.

Her solution? Withhold sex until he drops some lbs. Effective? Yes. Fair? Not really. Imagine the female backlash if the tables were turned. Your unhappy boyfriend gives you an ultimatum: Lay off the donuts or lay the hell away from me. Feminists everywhere would have a field day, and you'd be pretty pissed too.

At the same time, it's hard to argue with the lady's logic. She says, "It's hard to admit but he's simply not attractive to me anymore. I'm turned off by his body fat and love handles."

Putting the kibosh on all nookie seems pretty harsh to us, but what's the correct response if your partner starts packing on the pounds?



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