General

JN_TumLover56:
NOW as someone who has an attraction to overweight people. I would want to be the kind of partner who would want to encourage confidence and acceptance for who they are physically and didn’t have to change to get my attention alone. But at the same time I wouldn’t want to put them in a place where they are unhappy and uncomfortable.

(Saying in a jokingly way)
But if it’s my destiny to be attracted to one’s obesity and potential complications, so be it! It’s a cost that I am willing to deal with right before the dice has rolled.

JN_TumLover56:
NOW as someone who has an attraction to overweight people. I would want to be the kind of partner who would want to encourage confidence and acceptance for who they are physically and didn’t have to change to get my attention alone. But at the same time I wouldn’t want to put them in a place where they are unhappy and uncomfortable.

(Saying in a jokingly way)
But if it’s my destiny to be attracted to one’s obesity and potential complications, so be it! It’s a cost that I am willing to deal with right before the dice has rolled.

52Percent:
Why do I feel like this was ripped from a comment I have seen from a Jubilee video?

Phattyfawn:
I feel the essence of gaining weight is to be unfit and unhealthy, but that’s just me

HectorBalloon:
Going to ride my bycle for the first time in months (I don't ride in winter because it's too cold and wet).

Because I gain only in winter I have gaind 55lbs since then, so I am going to "punish" myself by doing the worst climb in my area, 3 miles continuous with gradients up to 11%, as an almost obese man.

Will I make it?

Or will my heart explode? Perhaps I'll keel over and die. Maybe the bike's tyres will pop as soon as I sit on it. Perhaps I'll start trying the first hill and just end up sliding backwards and falling into a pothole. Or I'll fall off and roll round and round down the hill.