Weight, Relationships, and Body Image

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: Episode 572 – Marni Kinrys & Kristen Carney from the Ask Women podcast join Vinnie to discuss weight, relationships, and body image.

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KRISTEN AND MARNI

• They have a show on Playboy Radio called “Ask Women”
  • Vinnie was on their show recently
• Their show is largely about men becoming good with the ladies
  • Help men attract women with HONEST advice
    • A lot of Vinnie’s callers also ask for help with the ladies
• Their podcast fills a niche, making it successful
• Check out Marni’s website here

• Check out Kristen’s website here 
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WEIGHT, RELATIONSHIPS, AND BODY IMAGE

• A lot of men who are overweight lose weight and think they will be a ladies magnet
  • However, physical is not NEARLY as important to women as men
    • Men need to work on their personalities and who they are as a person instead of obsessing over body image
• Many people lose the weight, then ask “now what”
  • They want to go back to their old diet but that will put the weight right back on
• In high school, Kristen struggled with her ‘image’ as she had a crossed eye and thick glasses
  • She was bullied and had a negative body imagine from the start
    • She changed schools at 17
    • Vinnie relates to this because he was really picked on (he was deaf/speech challenged when he was little and it carried all the way through high school)
• Marni felt awkward and shy, although she was more outgoing than she gave herself credit for, but she did have to deal with lots of bullying
• The bullying that the two endured still affects them to an extent although now the two have great self worth
• Many beautiful women are insecure because they were bullied and brought down when they were younger
• Both tried to be healthy by eating less and then binge-eating, which actually hurt their weight
  • Going to the gym made them ‘bulk up’ which caused them to obsess because they wanted to be lean