Fat experiences

used to be underweight, then averaged out, then put on 150lbs since covid. 320

I started out in high school when I was very underweight at 120 lbs. At first I just packed on muscle to get to a healthy weight, then after a few months of bulking I got a slight gut and realized I didn't just like the feeling of being muscular I just liked the feeling of being big. So since then I've dedicated myself to just making my body bigger whether its fat or muscle. I'm around 230 lbs now so I've definitely been successful in that goal but I just want to get so much bigger

Yeah I was fit to average most my life and got obese in the past few years, like 175-275 so far

I was skinny throughout my life until I gained weight during my teen years. It wasn't intentionally though.

Around my preteen years I didn't play outside anymore so I spent most of my time on the computer. Eventually I was eating bigger portions due to hunger when my parents were struggling financially at that time. My parents were struggling to pay off the house circa 2013 or 2014 but thankfully we didn't lose the house.

I don't know my current weight but around 2 years ago I did weigh myself and I was 190 pounds. I imagine I am over 200 pounds by now.

Not too long ago, I was at the opposite end of the spectrum, I was jacked / shredded and was very in shape for my job and I also thoroughly enjoyed being this way. Fast forward to now, and I’ve gained over 100 pounds. The six-pack is long gone, replaced by a huge belly.