Does this question have a suitable answer? Many perspectives exist, and your replies are appropriate for your scenario.
I think the following are important.
First, you may have chosen your current bodily form as your lifetime companion before birth. This decision must be taken seriously.
Imagine choosing a life partner for the rest of your life. Expressing gratitude and acknowledging each other's importance is essential to building a strong relationship. Let's say one couple always takes care of the other, but the other may not always show thanks or prioritise their needs.
Given the risk of both partners accidentally neglecting each other's efforts, this relationship's longevity is questionable. When giving is greater than receiving, the giver may become frustrated and raise worries. Time may increase his/her emotional responses, including irritation.
Your body is vital to your health and should be respected. Have you considered that he works hard to provide for you and meet your needs? Your body is always ready to help! Have you considered tracking your daily body care?
Recall the mate you would have considered for life. How would you feel if he firmly urged you to eat more than necessary, keep eating when you're full, and work without breaks? How would you feel if he offered you a prescription instead of listening to your concerns or helping you?
My observations show that the human body needs less care than the person who inhabits it. Create an environment where he feels appreciated and encouraged to express his feelings regularly. It is critical to communicate freely and honestly with him about any limitations in addressing his demands at that moment, even though promises may not always be kept.
Gratitude for your body takes practise, so give yourself time to build it. Like relationships, guilt may not be productive. Guilt may not always motivate change.
Do you think a child learning to walk is responsible for falling? He shows determination by walking and reaches his goal via practise.
Our lifelong beliefs, especially early ones, can shape our behaviours. To encourage transformation, allow enough time for these ideas to progressively fade and be replaced by more intellectually stimulating and life-fulfilling perspectives.
Several of our programmes teach body awareness skills. First and foremost, commit to learning to listen to your body right now. Consider resting before eating or exercising to incorporate this option into your habit. Assessing your body's needs may help.
After making this decision, you can progressively use the skills you've learned to develop a new lifestyle and better connect with your body.
Positivity about your physique is up to you. Like a longtime couple. One can enjoy the benefits of ageing while staying healthy, happy, and full of life.