A lot of people have asked me why I started this website – actually that is not true, a lot of people have called me a lot of names for starting this website. “Insensitive” is one that comes up over and over. And this is just the point isn’t it? We constantly read about women who want their men to express their true feelings. Well guess what, when men express how they really feel, websites like this happen. Perhaps that is why we more often than not keep our mouth shut. Sure, it doesn’t get us on our wife’s good side to come out with what we are really thinking, but it’s getting to the point I’d need a train and two buses to even get all the way over to my wife’s good side.

Now people ask me how I can possibly claim to still love my wife when I refer to her as a ‘fat b***h’. The thing is she doesn’t deny it. We don’t have any pictures of us on the walls of our house because the wide angled lens aren’t up to the job and there’s no satellites orbiting high enough. Aside from that we would need lode bearing walls to hold up a picture of her. The women is getting larger by the day and I don’t like it – and here’s the kicker – she doesn’t like it either. It makes her bitchy. Hence – fat b***h.

So who is this site for? It’s for all the husbands out there who are struggling with how to broach the topic of ballooning weight with their wives. Guys – she will actually appreciate your help. It’s also for all the ladies out there who are hoping their husband hasn’t noticed the extra few pounds you’ve put on. Trust me ladies – he has.

If the name of the website offends you I’m sorry. Go to one of the millions of feel good websites out there that will tell you it’s okay to be overweight because you are a beautiful person inside. This site tells it like it is – we love the beautiful person inside but we want the beautiful person on the outside back too. Or perhaps it’s that we don’t want the beautiful person inside to die from any of the multitude of obesity-related diseases. The fact is – stick with this website and you’ll learn – no punches pulled – how to confront your partner about their weight, and how to work together to solve it as a problem.