Fat experiences

For me it was first year of my college program I gained 25 but lost it all, I always had it in my head how much I loved the "extra me" and a year ago I gave in and now it's me so happy so excited and a rush

Always loved letting go and stuffing my face. LOLOL

I grew up in a family that centered a lot around food and a majority of my family members were fat. I always wondered what it would be like to be fat, but as a kid and through college I played football and was always in shape, but a bigger guy and would not say thin. In high school I gained about 20-25 lbs per year starting at 145 lbs and ending around 215. I played in college around 225ish and when I finished college football is when I had my first gain. I hit 240 and then lost a bunch of weight in the years between college and getting married.

When I got married I was 185 lbs. Had not been that since I was a junior in HS. I gained a little at first, but was very active still. When my wife became pregnant with our first child, that is when things changed. Call it sympathy gain or whatever, I gained about 20 lbs. Second child. Another 30 lbs. I was about 235 lbs and I started to be more and more attracted to my wife's bigger self and I started to wonder what it was like to be 250 lbs.

The gaining and losing chain started as I blew past 250 and hit 260. Lost to 245 and then gained back up to 270, back down to 250 and gained to 278....you see the pattern. Each cycle of the yoyo, my body changed, started in my belly went to my lower body, to my chest and arms then my chin. I loved the feeling of getting fatter and now there is no more yoyo and I am 294 and climbing gradually. I cannot remember what it was like to be who I once was and have embraced my fatness!

I was 110-120 throughout high school and college. Probably would still be if I didn’t start antidepressants. They killed my metabolism. I’m up 50 pounds in 4 years. As I get older it's getting slower and the weights coming on faster. I’m just so bad at changing my eating habits.

I was 110-120 throughout high school and college. Probably would still be if I didn’t start antidepressants. They killed my metabolism. I’m up 50 pounds in 4 years. As I get older it's getting slower and the weights coming on faster. I’m just so bad at changing my eating habits.

I’m not quite fat yet, but I used to be so thin that I had a bikini bridge and have gained a significant amount of weight over the years. At my lowest adult weight I was around 90 pounds, now I am 132. Since I was so thin before and have never been athletic, I look chubbier than one would expect of someone with my BMI, pretty much all the weight I have gained has been fat.

Me. I was thin, and now getting thick, but still not fat enough.

Loving the change, looking forward to let myself go even further. Gotta move to the ssbhm area, needs that huge round protruding belly, third chin and those enormous legs and arms.

I was super thin as a kid. Started gaining really fast around 16ish and fell in love with the feeling instantly. Been working my way towards the big numbers since then. It's weird meeting old friends who knew you as a skinny kid though.

This is truly the sexiest answer….and your husband is so lucky! I bet since you gained so much he can’t stop admiring your figure and keeps Helios hands off your sexy belly?

I was a thin bony-maroney until just a few years ago. I’m still all belly and bird legs, but my belly is growing and I look and feel so much better about myself :-) Currently 205 but getting bigger!

My wife’s waistline is even more impressive :-) Hers exploded in size years ago for her first pregnancy and gained about a hundred pounds. The weight never really left despite some ups and downs on the scale. These days, she’s about 330 pounds and growing. Her 52-in-men’s elastic jammie pants are currently peeling away and showing holes where her huge double belly and fat rolls are pushing through :-)