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I would say I do! I don’t have any particular desire to move too much and I love eating junk and drinking, so being unhealthy and unfit is a pretty nice lifestyle :3

I love it! I don’t have to go to the gym where you get sweaty and sore. People say they enjoy exercise but it really is too much work for me. It is nice to just sit home in my free time.
Plus getting to eat what I want is so rewarding and delicious. I don’t have to deprive myself anymore.
Being unhealthy and unfit has been such a fun lifestyle change. 10/10 would recommend!

as an ex athlete, yes I truly do...

I love it especially getting lazier and greedier and sexier

Loosing mobility and struggling to do even the littlest is the best part of course I love it

There is something very enticing about the unhealthy/unfit aspect for me.

Being lazy, breaking into a sweat just doing regular everyday stuff like stairs and putting on shoes, eating however much you want of whatever food you crave, choosing the easy options on physical activitys because you don’t have the energy to strain yourself and so on.

The fact that every choice you make, contributes to your ever growing body and that you are just gonna become more and more lazy is just fantastic to think about 💭💭💭

I honestly hate the feeling of being unfit, so my goal is to get as big as possible while staying as fit as I possibly can. My goal is to end up with a body type not too similar from thor from god of war

I don’t mind being unfit. Being unfit and having some health issues related to my weight isn’t necessarily a goal of mine but it’s also not a dealbreaker. Sometimes I do take some pleasure in being “negatively” impacted by my fat. I actually rather enjoy it when my heavy big belly gets in the way of moving quickly or fitting places.

No I don't. That's why I only gain over winter and have a limit. I don't want diabetes or heart failure or other issues, so over summer I eat less, do my exercise (which I like doing) on the bicycle.

After last year's weight gain, where I wasn't even as heavy as I am now, the first bike ride I did the tires went "pfffft" with a farting noise and went flat.

Now I have extra durable thick tires on my bike, so hopefully that won't happen again even though I'm even heavier this time around.

I get really turned on thinking how my lifestyle since a teenager had resulted in developing sleep apnea and diabetes in my 30s. I also remember when I was a good 5 stone heavier around 300 pounds getting excited by how breathless I got climbing stairs. I have also been a smoker for over 30 years