Fat experiences

I forgot to say the age. I was 14

I was always fat, but I seem to remember that I gained a lot of weight from the age of 11 and when I turned 15 I already weighed 300 pounds.
I was quite fat in my last year of high school and I remember that in physical education classes I could no longer do anything.
After that my parents forced me to lose weight and I lost it only to gain it all back and more before I got married.
Without effort I surpassed 500lbs hahaha.

I was in my early 40s. I was in great shape, but after hearing that my feedee just couldn't do it any more and ending our feeder relationship on good (but bittersweet) terms, I decided that I wasnt going to ask anyone else until they shared a self-interest.

So... I started feeding myself.

Went slowly up from 165 to 180 around COVID, then plateaued for a bit. Didn't really gain much during COVID, but about 2 years ago, the calories started sticking. Jumped up to 185, then 190, then 198 and celebrated 200.

The next 28 have been easy - I'm a pretty good feeder - and I'm knocking on 230.

I've always been fat but I originally joined FantasyFeeder back when I was 18 and started experimenting with bloating and stuffing before moving onto actively gaining while I was at university.

My gain has been comparatively slow compared to others as I go through phases of wanting to actively gain and then stop. Still over the 13 years I've gained over 100lbs

I started gaining intentionally when I was 19 and moved into my own place. Went from 200 to 225 in just a few months (working as a pizza guy helped). I got into an abusive marriage and slowly grew to 315, but it started to get really bad and I went down to around 250. A few months after my divorce, I started gaining again and got up to ~350. Since then, my physical activity at work became so intense that I went down to about 270 but I've gotten back a few pounds so far.

I'm currently working on a master's degree and my chosen field would allow me to work either in an office or from home. So intentional gains would be much easier.