Opening the program, a female audience member shared her decision to register for gym after a period of weight gain and declining appearance. Initially, her husband completely supported her, but then gradually became jealous, constantly asking questions about the trainer, clothes and wife's attitude after each workout session. The climax was the words that hurt her: "Going to exercise is secondary, flirting is main". The woman wondered how to both improve herself and maintain family harmony.
Before this story, MC Phuong Uyen affirmed that practicing to be healthier and more beautiful is a legitimate need. From a personal perspective, singer Ngoc Anh believes that her husband's jealousy may come from worrying, but the wife should also subtly observe her partner's emotions. "Being beautiful is for my husband to see first. If my husband is not comfortable with his way of dressing, then he should ask directly and adjust it accordingly, as long as he still ensures practicing," the female singer shared.
Psychologist Dr. To Nhi A analyzed that the positive point is that the husband still speaks out his jealousy. According to her, the problem needs to be solved through dialogue, instead of silence or endurance. “If the suspicion comes from clothes or lifestyle after exercising, the couple should discuss clearly to find common ground,” the female doctor emphasized.
In the second story, another viewer fell into a state of reverse jealousy when her husband became increasingly "addicted to living virtually" after gym time. The husband continuously posted photos showing off his body, received a lot of attention from social networks and did not hide his excitement at compliments. This made the wife worried and felt that the family gap was gradually widening.
Famous singer Ngoc Anh frankly commented: "I see that many people go to the gym to exercise less, but check-in more". According to her, if social networks start to affect respect in marriage, the two people need to talk clearly. Dr. To Nhi A concluded that the problem is not in the gym but in how each person places their family in which position in their personal life.
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