Well, this has been an interesting one!
Since most BS's weighing in seem to agree that there's nothing that can truly make it up to the BS, I have to ask what is the deal with this whole 'just compensation' thing? I'm genuinely curious why you seem to be so fixated on this idea, especially since your situation is fine.
Just compensation doesn't mean "make it right". If God forbid, by some slip of concentration, I veered over the line and hit someone in my car, hurting them and killing a family member in the car, there's nothing that I can do to unhurt or bring the person killed back to life. "Just compensation" will be entirely monetary (or perhaps putting me in jail if I've done something grossly negligent). One doesn't fix the other, in fact, in my example, me handing you money for my accidental actions has NOTHING to do with the death of your friend in the car. Handing you money to fix your car does, but not for the injuries to your psyche, the people who were killed, or anything else. It's what we consider "the best we can do" to try to make the people that we hurt, even accidentally, "whole" from the experience.
That's where I disagree vehemently with "you just have to do you" line of thought about this. Imagine if I'm standing at the accident site, and walk over to the car where someone just died and told the driver "I'm going to go take a drivers ed class until I get better at this". Yeah, sorry, but that's NOT going to help the person I hurt one bit. It might be a good idea, in fact, it probably is, but that's to prevent from hurting other people, or hitting this poor family again with my car, NOT for the damage that I've already caused.
After an A, similarly, there are two types of damages. One type is the type "you hit me and now I'm injured for life" type, and the other is the "Don't hit me again" type. The 2nd type, that's where things like SI, psychologists, transparency, and a whole lot of other stuff comes into play. From my example, it's making your a better driver moving forward so you don't wind up hurting people again.
But the first type is where "just compensation" comes into the discussion. No, you can't un-have an affair. But you can do things to try to salve the wounds that you caused. Of course it's never going to be perfect, but you can make the damage a lot more bearable by doing certain things. And, relating to this thread, some of those things could be "stay as in shape for me as you did the AP" (for either sex). I mean, it kind of boggles my mind that's being seen as an unreasonable "compensation", it's kind of "the least I could do" type thing in my eyes.
No, of course it doesn't make it "OK". It's not a fix, it's a band aid. But when you've intentionally inflicted a horrible wound on someone else that will leave them with lasting pain, perhaps a "band aid" isn't all that unreasonable an ask?!
Why can't WW just put going to the gym on the same things that must be done list and get it done?
The painful but most logical answer here, (and OldTruck, you may remember, I was in exactly this situation, not with weight, but with sex) is "Because you/I aren't worth the effort".
[This message edited by Rideitout at 10:22 AM, February 27th (Saturday)]