Extreme obesity

Yes! I love the idea that I have become fatter than my cardiovascular/respiratory system can handle — I got really turned off after medical imaging last year when my doctor told me that I’ve so much visceral lard in my abdominal cavity that it is squeezing my diaphragm, making me heave for air.

I feel a little bit weird and morbid admitting that I sometimes find it exciting that I am on a bunch of daily meds to control the side effects of my gluttony and being a lard ass.

How my penis is schrinking so much its baerly usable and also struggeling so much getting and maintaining an errection 😍

I am nowhere near your fantastic weight and shape, but I also love the fact that my penis is starting to slowly become impotent and buried into my fatpad

I also love it so much, becoming impotent and having my penis buried in my own lard is honestly the hottest thing i have ever tried and all because of my intentional weight gain🤤
When i started gaining weight on purpose i only weighed 60 Kgs and never thourght something like this could archually happen, because of becoming obese 😅

Making my belly so big, when I'm sitting, it dominates the space, bulges past my knees, and exceeds the length of a 120 inch measuring tape. I think I've finally exceeded the size anyone expects to see in real life, and I love that distinction and manifestation of utter gluttony. It's like winning a trophy for an eating contest ... and everyone can see it

I wonder why it seems people with your capacity aren't seen in eating contests.

The size you've reached is what I want to be.

At my top weight several years ago I found that probably the hottest thing was my reduced mobility and slowness. Rolling over in bed was a lot of work, getting out of bed was a whole production!

It was annoying, being restricted, but it became hot when my wife took great advantage of how awkward and off-balance I was at that size. She really took advantage of it to dominate me physically. She still does, but I was fatter then and she was more muscular, so there was a contrast aspect to it as well.

What meds are you on? If you don't mind me askinf

I never did an eating contest, but I would have loved to. Sadly it's not in the cards now due to some health issues. However, when I hear about a challenge, I typically find myself thinking, "That's not really all that much." When visiting another city, I saw a challenge that offered free burgers for a year to anyone who could finish an 8 pound burger in one sitting. I was surprised that only one person ever had. I've had many, many meals that pushed my weight up more than 8 pounds.