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well he meant it in a good way, since most woman refer to their weight often he probably assumed youwere, especially since there probably is a little "baby fat" left from the pregnancy and the term cow is commonly used to describe big or fat. so at least you have a husband who tried to make you feel better
I'm sure he meant nothing by it. Most men try to stay on the good side of women, so when he said that, he isn't saying he thinks you're fat. He's saying he doesn't think you're fat, he just wants to avoid telling you that you aren't, so you don't scream at him. Either way, don't be offended. We men try everything we can to say the right thing. We sometimes just....fail
...and possibly fat
MOOO!!!!!!!!
"Hey dear, I'm a cow!" Doesn't make sense.
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Ah, I could understand his mistake, double meaning! You said it!!!
I don't see how this is an FML. You have baby weight. Your husband isn't making a huge deal of it. BTW, "cow" is usually synonymous with being overweight. All mammals breastfeed.