Wondering if our large number of ladies who are in the 300-350 weight range can recommend a good outlet to find a crop top for my wife? She’s agreed to sport one to finally show off her lovely belly and we really can’t be more excited :-)
Hers is a classic double belly that’s common with her dimensions, at 5-2 and about 330 pounds. She has the usual crease line just above her belly button that pretty much separates her upper and lower belly. It’s from always wearing her tight elastic pants and skirts kinda high. She had bralettes she wears a lot during these summer days, but no crop top. With her permission, I’ve just posted a pic in my pics section of her in a long, late ‘80s shirt that kinda shows how her belly hang looks. Our excitement will only grow with any advice y’all can provide :-)
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I’ve probably commented in here already, but saying again my wife and I are a contrast couple. Much of my 190 pounds is in my ball belly. Much of her 330 pounds are in her lovely belly, luscious arms and double chin :-)
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Mine and my wife’s fattest habit is eating things like sticks of butter, gobs of Parmesan cheese, or other condiments while cooking :-) We eat much of it before actually plating it!
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I simply love it when someone is in public and their belly just jiggles with each step or part of their belly is showing and they don’t seem to realize it :-)
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Frogman:
If you aren’t already accustomed to overeating (and bingeing,) you have to train yourself to do so. This can be challenging at first but once it becomes habituated, eating until you can barely move feels less uncomfortable. (That’s not advice, just my experience.)
You’re not only expanding your belly and body, but also your definition of what “full” means. Eventually you get used to feeling “full” most of the time—so that becomes your normal, comfortable state which facilitates more overeating and bingeing which makes you fatter.
And if you wake up with your belly as big as it was when the food coma began, then you’re definitely seeing some results :-)
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Finickyfeedee:
For the first time in my life I’m within one pound of reaching an “overweight” BMI. I’m currently sitting at 154lbs, up 24 pounds since December without even trying. It’s so surreal and I’m so excited! I didn’t even realize I’d gained more weight since I last checked the scale (which had been about 10 pounds ago) until I wore an outfit that had previously been loose and found it was so tight I had to take it off to eat.
Jesus, antidepressants don’t mess around when it comes to weight gain, even though mine was a bit delayed with it. Don’t get on one just for the gains because they’re very powerful medicine and can *** up badly if misused, but if you’ve got depression and are on the fence about trying treatment for it… well, it’s been life-changing for me in so many ways, the weight gain is the least of it. I’m the happiest I’ve ever been in my life.
Disclaimer: I know BMI is bullshit medically but it’s still hot to use for milestones!
The excitement will make it to irresistible to not show us your progress 👍
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Chubbybyaccident:
I was at a cookout earlier and my weight was the main topic no one could believe the skinny girl thickened out everywhere. Last year I was pudgy compared to now.
For me, you’d have been irresistible to talk to :-)
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TubSlug:
Breakfast foods. Pancakes and maple syrup, coffee with cream. Pizza, cakes and milkshakes.
The results have been fun to follow on you :-)
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Mser:I really wish I could just stretch them easily
(( The special shirts they have us wear are super expensive, so sizing up is gonna cost me, especially considering this isn’t the first size up I’ve had to buy the past few months :/
If you’re referring to scrubs, then indeed it’s usually made of fairly inflexible material. I’ve not ever seen spandex scrubs :-) And I’m gathering it’s totally on the employee to buy them, so that’s understood. The hope is that your next job won’t involve having to buy clothes!
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Mser:
Hey! I have a semi-general question for everyone. As someone who sizes up pretty fast, but also has a pretty expensive work uniform, does anyone have tips for stretching out shirts without damaging the fabric? Any advice helps as google has lead me to almost ruining them all severely :/
Hmmm, buying bigger sizes might be the only way to go. And there’s always elastic pants to accommodate a growing belly :-) Belts quickly become a thing of the past when we get fat, ha.
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