Fat experiences

VisibleBellyOutline:
I can't understand why anyone would ever wear pants over their belly. It's constricting, it leaves marks, and it doesn't even look good. Bellies like to feel free. If it starts to spill over your waistband, you should just let it.

Jiggle Junkie:
My Love has a very well-defined and deep waistline crease, with a significant upper belly and lower belly. She feels most comfortable putting her lower belly in her pants, with the pants waistband in the crease. She chooses fabrics and sizes which are not constricting, and only with the tightest, least-forgiving pairs are any marks left.

In terms of not even looking good, that’s clearly a matter of personal taste. I think her bellies look great, with her big lower belly looking so prominent, round, and large in her pants, and her upper belly soft enough and big enough to spill over her pants waistband.

Thank goodness for diversity, in people and styles!

MickRidem:
I've always worn under, and as I got bigger the belt digs in more, and I have a job where I squat a lot. Last year I had a formal even and rented a suit. They told me the front was bunching and there wasn't a nice line, so they got me a size up with suspenders. It looked great! They felt weird at first, whooshing around me, but dang it was comfortable!

This week, I tried something fun as an experiment with my SO. We were planning on an anniversary buffet in Niagara Falls, so I bought jeans a couple sizes up with suspenders, and a button up shirt so it still looked nicer. Nothing was cutting into me, no belts, no restrictions. By the time I was done (most I've ever eaten omg 😊) I had filled in my clothes, and had trouble getting up and walking around. 🐖😳🍆🤣 LOL!

Highly recommended.

I don't think I'm ready for this look at work yet, it did make me look much fatter, but I don't think I'm big enough (yet?) to look like I "need" daily suspenders. If that makes sense?

MickRidem:
...Highly recommended.

I don't think I'm ready for this look at work yet, it did make me look much fatter, but I don't think I'm big enough (yet?) to look like I "need" daily suspenders. If that makes sense?

Dutch Bbw:
Phoo that sounds hot! Does your belly push the suspenders to the side a bit?

Morbidly A Beast:
I’ve just ditched pants in favor of joggers / sweats I get that it might not be an option for a lot of people and isn’t appropriate for formal events but in terms of practicality your comfy and you can get some good looking quality material pants that barely look different than the traditional pants

Morbidly A Beast:
I’ve just ditched pants in favor of joggers / sweats I get that it might not be an option for a lot of people and isn’t appropriate for formal events but in terms of practicality your comfy and you can get some good looking quality material pants that barely look different than the traditional pants

MickRidem:
I'm wearing sweats at home right now, under. So comfortable. And *some* of my jeans are made of a more stretchy material, I still wear a belt with them for when I squat to avoid showing off the crack. 🤣 Other jeans, like the ones I wore to the buffet, are the old style ones without stretchiness, and I wore those over for fun.

I think moving forward I'd go over with formal suit/tux pants for sure, most other pants under, unless I go back to the buffet? 😉🐖😁

Or... unless I get bigger and feel more comfortable with over all the time? But on Reddit, I've seen comments or had convos where some (specifically were guys that *I* talked to) seemed VERY against wearing pants over the belly. Some said it causes a double belly in case you don't want one, and I don't but I also don't believe that's what happens. (And I'd wear suspenders, not a belt, so I'm not gut-strangled.) Others said it should be "saved for" when a guy is so big he has no other options to keep the pants up - belts don't work or reach? Like, as if it would be an insult unless I was super-sized? Has anyone heard this before or feel the same way?