From the series: world news, today I am going to talk to you about this story which in my opinion is more demeaning than funny, but which alas is true and which came out on facebook thanks to a report. The protagonists are two boyfriends about to get married: he would have had a lawyer draw up a prenuptial contract , in which in the premise we read that, even if he loved his girlfriend and wanted to marry her, the marriage would have taken place provided that she first lost about 45 kg ( 100 pounds).
Only after losing weight, we read, will he buy her an engagement ring. 
He specifies that he loves her anyway, but no marriage if she doesn’t lose weight.

It was a work colleague of his girlfriend, shocked, who published the news on a group of fb omitting the names of the two, and thus making it go viral in the group, before it was removed to prevent it from understanding who the protagonists of the story were. . Apparently the girl said she got rid of a burden, in effect, leaving her boyfriend .

If the news is true (three English newspapers report it providing proof of the document but for privacy reasons it cannot be traced back to the protagonists of the story), it does not surprise me at all . In fact, it is not the first time that some women are left behind or subjected to sentimental blackmail of this type in anticipation of a wedding.
One girl, Jennifer Ginley, would in fact be done with her boyfriend when he told her he wouldn’t marry her if she didn’t lose weight. She lost weight but without him.
Other womenthey decide to go on a diet while waiting for the marriage proposal, or for the wedding day. The “proposal shape” abroad is a trend, as personal trainers and nutritionists explain, who speak of hundreds of requests from women who hope that, by losing weight, they will be able to convince their boyfriends to ask for their hand.