Extreme obesity

How did you decide you wanted to be morbidity obese?

Once I began to love being Fat, the fatter I want to become.
2 years

How did you decide you wanted to be morbidity obese?

Just in fantasy.

Case of variation extreme obesity and domination.

Stright fat fetishism.

Ssbbw lover from teenaging. Reverse fantasies from 36-37 Yeats old
1 year

How did you decide you wanted to be morbidity obese?

I'm from a thin family with healthy eating habits, but I was always chubby and have been fascinated by fat people since before kindergarten. My mother lived off salad and soup. I wanted pizza, burgers, bread, sweets, and I would get my fill anytime I was with my grandparents or at a school event. Because I was the heaviest girl in school from the time I was in first grade, I never developed the aversion to fat society wants us to have. I became significantly overweight in elementary school, and I didn't consider it a problem even though my parents and teachers did. By fourth grade, I couldn't squeeze into a regular desk and had a special spot at a crafts table. That was fine with me. Despite my mother's best efforts, I first hit 300 lb in high school, and the only time I've ever felt a desire to lose it was under pressure from my doctor a few years ago. When my weight dropped below 200 lb for the first time in years, I felt like a stranger in my own body. I didn't enjoy having less fat to touch, and I certainly didn't enjoy eating less. Now I'm bigger than ever.. definitely clinically morbidly obese... and I really can't imagine having it any other way ever again.
1 year

How did you decide you wanted to be morbidity obese?

I stopped wrestling in college and my weight just started ballooning I tried dieting and rigorous exercise like I had done keeping myself below 140 but could never keep weight off so I bounced around for YEARS until the pandemic and that’s when I hit 300 and I was broken about it tried a bunch of diets stuff I’d never thought I’d have to do. When it all failed again that’s when I found there were people who allowed themselves to eat and be happy indulging and didn’t care or accepted themselves as fat? This was thrilling to me. That’s when I found feedism and knew I wanted to be bigger, and bigger I’ve gotten smiley
1 year

How did you decide you wanted to be morbidity obese?

I love this website already. Its very entertaining! I am glad that I found a community. I don't have to feel ashamed about my body type. Happy to be a part of Fantasy Feeder!
1 year

How did you decide you wanted to be morbidity obese?

I have always been on the bigger side. I have also always loved eating. So, I don’t think there was a “precise, conscious” decision to become obese. I just got fatter and fatter until I am now a morbidly obese, middle aged dude with a huge gut and proud of it!
1 year

How did you decide you wanted to be morbidity obese?

BigBallBellyGirl:
I'm from a thin family with healthy eating habits, but I was always chubby and have been fascinated by fat people since before kindergarten. My mother lived off salad and soup. I wanted pizza, burgers, bread, sweets, and I would get my fill anytime I was with my grandparents or at a school event. Because I was the heaviest girl in school from the time I was in first grade, I never developed the aversion to fat society wants us to have. I became significantly overweight in elementary school, and I didn't consider it a problem even though my parents and teachers did. By fourth grade, I couldn't squeeze into a regular desk and had a special spot at a crafts table. That was fine with me. Despite my mother's best efforts, I first hit 300 lb in high school, and the only time I've ever felt a desire to lose it was under pressure from my doctor a few years ago. When my weight dropped below 200 lb for the first time in years, I felt like a stranger in my own body. I didn't enjoy having less fat to touch, and I certainly didn't enjoy eating less. Now I'm bigger than ever.. definitely clinically morbidly obese... and I really can't imagine having it any other way ever again.


You simply enjoy and accept what your body wants to do naturally :-)
1 year
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