On Motherhood & Sizes

June 20th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under
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Motherhood has taken its toll on some women be it stay-home or working Moms. Their daily schedules are of never ending chores and workloads and they do not find time to pamper, much less, take care of themselves. Most have changed physically and have become plus size even, making them feel undesirable and ugly. This could pose a problem with ones relationship with the husband as well as change perception of self. When buying baby shower gifts, one might want to include a book for the Mom-to-be on how to shed off those additional body baggage incurred during pregnancy. One need not have that figure before conception back but instead firm up that podginess through diet and exercise.

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  1. Comment by mirian on 4 July 2008:

    i believe plus size women are beautiful. the problem is they don’t have a huge problem on the way they look but others do and thats how it all starts in putting a person down. first of all they don’t even take a look at themselves before judging others. i mean there are thin women that can offer a man a gorgeous body and all they are good for is for sex but if you take the opportunity to get to know the plus size girl she has more to offer from personality to body wise as well. unlike the thin one she lacks maybe on personality.

  2. Comment by Ara on 14 July 2008:

    I always say, curvaceous (sp?) women are far more beautiful than coat-hanger skeletons.

  3. Comment by groomsmen gifts expert on 22 July 2008:

    There’s nothing wrong with women with curves, they are more beautiful than women without them!

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