Okay- Day 6 and I'm taking a break. all of a sudden, my pants got really tight. That was 2 days ago.

If there's a delayed effect I am so screwed

I propose a "3.5"

I start off at a 3 and the first time something doesn't fit, I become a scared 1. Gaining too quickly can be scary. But also a HUGE turn on. I get torn if that makes sense.

As fun as stuffing is, sometimes you over do it. or, you need a break before continuing. Well, I made a discovery! I recently purchased a TENS Unit for muscular pain related to an old injury. it works by electronically stimulating muscles & has an incredible massaging feel. it had many presets & modes for different uses. Well, one use that isn't discussed in the manual is that is can give a fantastic belly rub! Here's the one I got:

www.amazon.com/dp/B00SVPNZXU/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_tHfaDb7Q7FXAP

Has anyone tried this? It's awesome!

So, I'm stuck in Chicago for a few days & I'd love to fine a female, local foodie/FA to show me where to eat! A no strings attached, free meal is absolutely included.

Thanks! But I'm talking about a running tally for the season.

So, It's McRib season for a limited time at McDonalds. It has to be one of my favorite fast food items of all time. This year I've decided to keep tabs on how many I can eat before they're gone for the season. I've had 14 so far. Anyone up for the challenge?

ChubbyHoney, I totally agree & I have. None to speak of that I can find. Or interactions with anything else for that matter.

Try 2500mg, stopping all exercise, & giving in to your new appetite that kiks in at about day 5.

Day 17. up 8lbs

Someone mentioned it here, researched it, found Amazon reviews where it made many people gain weight quickly. Got curious & ordered it. been taking 2500mg daily for 10 days, gained 5 pounds for no reason (not trying, maybe I should...). Seems to be all in my belly. Everything I read about it says it's pretty much harmless. It has made me eat a bit more at each meal, it's like there's a delay for my "fullness" to kick in. I'm going to go for another 20 days & see what happens

Okay, I'm a firm believer that men are naturally attracted to "larger" women (larger by today's standards). History proves this to be true. Historically, voluptuous women have been the object of great desire & affection. A woman having the means & overeat, indulge, & grow shapely has been captured in early works of art. But, today's society puts it's evil pressures on women to be extremely thin. Thus shaming "men" (term used loosely) into desiring such sad creatures. Ladies, help me here: Is this a reciprocal trend for you when looking at men? Is a man with extra weight considered desirable, successful, or generally more fun?