Fat experiences

I usually refer to that weird stage of feeling fatter but not actually weighing more as your weight " settling in ".

It's odd when it happens but nice knowing the calories are paying off

I know I've put on a lot of weight, but didn't think that I would be so unfit so quickly. I used to run or workout most days, but lately I barely even walk anywhere. My thighs rub and it's changed how I walk, and I'm out of breath if I have to hustle to catch the shuttle to class or climb the stairs too fast. I keep meaning to exercise, and am kinda nervous how worse it's gonna get, but I have zero motivation.

Yes to all of this. I noticed my legs running into my gut when going up the stairs a little less than a year ago.

And omg, I have to turn the ceiling fan in the living room on high to put my shoes on in the morning for work. When I'm bent down to put them on or tie them I absolutely cannot breath and so I have to hold my breath. By the time I've got both shoes on I've completely broken a sweat and have to sit there a minute to cool off before I get up.

I just hit 285 in the last week or so. I'm really pushing for 300 but it seems like my weight just will not budge. I pack in as many calories as I reasonably can and gaining even a single pound takes forever these days...

I relate to this thread. I’ve posted recently about how I try to get in better shape. A few weeks ago I took some time off from exercising and oh my gosh does being big make you lose any fitness you had built up. I went from being able to run half a mile back to being out of breath from going up stairs!

I relate to this thread. I’ve posted recently about how I try to get in better shape. A few weeks ago I took some time off from exercising and oh my gosh does being big make you lose any fitness you had built up. I went from being able to run half a mile back to being out of breath from going up stairs!

Definitely got noticeably slower the fatter I got. Bending over is pretty much impossible because of my huge gut. Also, I hate stairs and pretty much avoid them at all costs.