At what point did "you've lost weight" cease to be an observation made based on empirical data (namely, person has lost weight and is thinner) and start to be a standard greeting? Every time I see some of my friends, they greet me with a pleasantly surpised "you've lost weight!" If this were actually the case, by this point I would be hospitalized for aneorexia. Instead, I have gained about a million kilos.
Confusing, indeed.
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2 comments:
It's the clothes. Some type of optical illusion. Or it's the attitude. Either way, enjoy the complements!Kayla
I agree with you. Especially since I have gained 5 kilo in the last 6 months (hmm...corresponds with the latest bf period...maybe the dump of that 70 kilo of stubborn boy will help me dump the 5 plus oh, I would be happy with a mere 20 bonus! :)) It is very bizarre. Do we ascribe it to muscle gain and thus pat ourselves on the back or are our girlfriends just sweet liars?
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