reverseanorexic wrote:
I am currently 5'8, 105lb and depressed. Ugh, I hate being skinny. To be skinny is about the ugliest and worst thing a person can be. The irony is I must be the least anorexic woman on the planet. I hate skinny people and everything associated with being skinny, like being small, weak etc. I cannot stand being called skinny anymore. I want to be percieved as plump, chubby, luscious and voluptous, even FAT, blubbery. I want everyone to say how fat I am and how much weight I've gained. I want to gain at least 150lb. But eating is such a chore. I am constantly trying to gain weight, but it seems I just don't have the self discipline - I'm too lazy.
Does anyone know of any good ultra strong appetite stimulants?
I am currently 5'8, 105lb and depressed. Ugh, I hate being skinny. To be skinny is about the ugliest and worst thing a person can be. The irony is I must be the least anorexic woman on the planet. I hate skinny people and everything associated with being skinny, like being small, weak etc. I cannot stand being called skinny anymore. I want to be percieved as plump, chubby, luscious and voluptous, even FAT, blubbery. I want everyone to say how fat I am and how much weight I've gained. I want to gain at least 150lb. But eating is such a chore. I am constantly trying to gain weight, but it seems I just don't have the self discipline - I'm too lazy.
Does anyone know of any good ultra strong appetite stimulants?
ReverseAnorexic I kind of take offense to these statements. I understand that FantasyFeeder is supposed to be a celebration of people with larger body types, but even still. Such a statement is uncalled for. What of the hundreds, if not thousands of FAs and FFAs out there who are thin and their fat partners who find them attractive? To say such things doesn't help the cause of the website, the size acceptance movement, or FAs, bbws, BHMs, in general either. I'm sorry you feel that way, but you should seriously think about others before you post such hate; and I'll leave it at that.
12 years