Gaining

Yes and no. It is easy to gain and there is virtually no pressure, but their health problems are a little scary sometimes. I've always felt a little left out. Now that I'm closer to their size I feel a little less like an odd ball.

Max_Lemont:
Would you like to be the fattest or are you happy where you are?[/quote]


I’m quickly catching up but I don’t think I want to be as large as my sis. She has serious mobility issues and hasn’t walked in more than two years.

I’ve recently traded places with my good friend in that he’s recently lost a ton of weight since he’s in a new relationship (opposite of what typically happens) He had been pretty big for years and just as he started losing, I started back gaining (on purpose) and we’ve now passed each other. Interesting timing. The other day he was like “yeah I’ve lost like 8 pounds in the last month” to which I replied with the ol “well I found em”

LONG LIVE THE QUEEN!!!

Definitely the fattest of my friends/family, I think I’ve made them all a bit plumper than they’d have been without my influence though 🙈

Love that I was thin all my life and now shock family with my ever growing belly!

I too am the fattest in the family but only this year has this ever been possible, my older brother was heavier than me for 18 years before he lost weight giving me the crown.

I never before thought this was possible because he ate me under the table every time, there was no beating him until he decided he no longer wanted the crown

I am, but it's low bar.

I went form being the skinniest gal in the family to be the heaviest.
I gained a good 200lbs in no time and it was pretty noticeable in the first family reunion by just how much my gut stood out compared to most of my relatives.
I still not the heaviest in the family (my uncle is almost 500lbs) but I'm by far the heaviest of the ladies, and ngl I'm planning on keeping it that way

I am the third fattest person in my extended family. I aim to become fatter than those two.