Gaining

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Serph   United States
Joined 5 years
Does anyone like the idea of gaining and losing the same amount of weight then repeating the cycle similar to bulking and cutting.

Honestly I find the concept itself to be fun mostly because Im indecisive on being chubby or thin so I set a time period where I slim down and stay thin then chunk up for the other portion of the year
3 years

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FeedMeCakex   Australia
Joined 3 years
@Serph I love the idea.
I'm looking to lose now so I can gain again.
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Serph   United States
Joined 5 years
Plus sometimes you can look even bigger off of regains hehe
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Makemethicc   Australia
Joined 3 years
Serph:
Does anyone like the idea of gaining and losing the same amount of weight then repeating the cycle similar to bulking and cutting.


I liked the idea of this, but I can't say it worked out that way in reality 😆 I was honestly surprised how hard it was to go back. Lately i've just gone with it and enjoyed all the extra attention my feeder gives me
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Greentrees8733   United States
Joined 8 years
Zora:
It's not for me. I'm a hard gainer, so gaining weight takes work on my part. I have unintentionally lost weight during this process, and it has been a demoralizing experience.

I guess it would be different if I easily gained weight. Since gaining weight takes so much dedication and consistency on my part, losing weight just feels like I'm wasting calories, money, and time.


Have you noticed if re-gaining is easier than new gaining? Anecdotally, that's been my experience, and statistically, most people who intentionally lose weight go on to regain it (and then most of them gain more). Personally, my body seems to like being about ~5-10 lbs lower than my highest weight during intentional gaining.
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