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.
2 years
Chubette:
I love sleeping on my front, but it's getting harder the bigger my gut grows. It can be comfortable at the right angle, like sleeping on a big pillow, but turning over and adjusting my belly is getting trickier 🙈
I can totally relate to this. I sometimes wish my mattress had a recess in it that I could put my tummy in when I sleep on my front. It's like lying on a giant hot water bottle... 🛌
2 years
Needing to incorporate my fat belly into my 'cockpit drill'. Fasten seatbelt... flop belly over belt... check mirrors... ðŸ¤
2 years
Maybe an ironing board?
2 years
When I was a kid, I used to stuff pillows up my pyjama tops and pretend they were a fat belly. I had a video of a cartoon called Will O' The Wisp, which was about a 'fat fairy' called Mavis Cruet. I think it might have had something to do with the contrast of body types, since I've always been as thin as a rake.
2 years
I recently went for a walk around a park where I used to go running every day. I took the same route I used to jog round, and I could feel my belly and boobs bouncing and jiggling with every step. It was a huge thrill to get recognised by the other runners who must have been quite shocked by how fat I've become since they last saw me 🥵
2 years
MakeMeDoughy:
I just love how it feels to be full and fat. The sense of contentment as my already overfed body is weighed down by another oversized meal. The little feelings like a fat roll pressing against the armrest, or the neck fat being folded into chins when I look down.
It all comes together to form almost an all-day high, so long as I keep eating.
Exactly this. I love the feeling of being constantly satiated, the thrill of noticing my clothes becoming tighter, and realising I'm starting to jiggle in new places... 🥰🥰🥰🥰
2 years
I started gaining about 18 months ago. In a sense it was 'accidental' since I didn't set any goals, I just started eating what I enjoyed and stopped worrying about staying slim, allowing any changes to happen by themselves. I have to say that I'm very happy with the results.
2 years
My laptop rolling off my tummy when I'm in bed.
2 years
