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If her self-esteem really is that low, there's not much you could say that would make her think she's pretty. The best you can do is continue to support her as she works on developing her own confidence.
Fat people are fat, because they think like that.
The sub-consisous only dwells upon the topic 'fat' and therefore the brain actually leads them towards more food for comfort. This then leads to the consisous and sub-consisous clashing at the results. So they try stupid things like staving themselves and fad diets, etc. Which never last as they are still dwelling upon the negative and merely fighting against themselves.
Self-pity is the worst and just leads to depression.
Get her one of those fitness bands that count movement, calorie intake, water intake, and sleep. Get off your ass and move around. Eat more high protein and fiber in your diet, rather than staving yourself. Then drink water (rather than juice and soda, etc). Get a good night sleep. Take the dog for a walk every day, rather than sitting around watching tv or on the computer all the time. You can easily lose pounds this way and can keep them off rather than bouncing back, if you make it a habit of lifestyle change. If you balance out those and keep track of it, you can easily tell if you are making progress or just cheating upon yourself too.
If shes really so depressed about it, provide a solution to deal with it and move on.
But... she's not necessarily overweight at all. There are plenty of perfectly healthy women that think they're fat because of how the media portrays the "ideal" woman. As someone who struggled with an eating disorder, at 5'10 and 135 lbs, I'm nowhere near fat. I should know that logically, but when you're in that mentality, you think you can always improve. You can always be skinnier. So I didn't feel happy unless I was 115. Which is very underweight. But during that time, I truly believed I was "fat". It didn't help that people called me unattractive. So I'd agree with him. Men, appreciate your ladies, and complimenting them is lovely. Just like women should respect and appreciate their men. It's silly to say he's biased. You don't know him or her.
A good way to see if you're in this loop is if someone compliments and it is recieved like "oh, thanks, you too."
When you're married, you'll know the correct moments to reassure your wife but saying that she is beautiful every couple hours of the day becomes a sick ritual.
"What the hell?! I am not! What you saying that for?!"
She's not fat though, that's the point. She is average size by European standards and we live in United States in North Carolina, the South. She has been eating healthy and working out. I don't know where you live but if you call a woman in this country fat you will either, get hit, have a drink thrown on you, or get cussed out.
It's a proven fact that women suffer from depression more than men do. Heck read "Why I quit Facebook" blogs where women all have similar stories about comparing their life to others, feeling fat because her friend is at the gym in pictures, feeling sad seeing their friends engaged or having kids and they cannot have kids, etc.
I'm supportive of my future wife because I'm half Italian and Italians treat their women like queens.
We love kids and yet we can't have any because she was born with water on the brain (she's perfectly normal though) and the doctor said that if she got pregnant it could put her and the baby at risk. She sometimes gets depressed over this and I remind her that it's OK and we will adopt three kids one day.