AskDrFeeder wrotejohnxyz wrote
If you have a reason to gain, the amount should be obvious to you.
I disagree.
True, someone can start easy, and see how it feels.
But I don't understand someone wanting to know how much to gain. It's like going to a bar and asking how much to drink. If you do something for pleasure, you should have some idea how much pleases you. Some feedees just want a few curves. Others want to be immobile.
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Why do you want to gain? If you have a reason to gain, the amount should be obvious to you.
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Chances are she will gain it back anyway.
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Wannabe Princess wrote
I guess it depends. I have 5 flights of stairs in my house and can go from bottom to top without too much problem. I do slow down when I get over half way, but apart from that its no problem usually. Depends on the person I guess. Debz
You live in a 6 story house? Sounds pretty cool.
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backagainyikes wrote
After a weight gain from continuous over eating a couple months ago, I tried to start controling my eating, but I just cant. I recently started putting on weight again around my midsection. I just CANT stop overeating.
Tonight, I had a whole steak burrito from Chipotle with chips, and then I couple hours later I had dinner with a friend at California Pizza Kitchen. It doesnt help that she eats a lot too so I felt like I didnt have to be shy. I ate a whole dish of creamy pasta AND en entire large white pizza TO MYSELF. We had dessert too!
If I keep eating like this constantly, Im scared all the weight will continue to stay in my tummy. My breasts look too small. I just love eating sooo much. But as of now, all of my pants are WAY too uncomfortable... and Im already hungry again!
Time for stretchies, and maybe a little bigger ones. Don't be uncomfortable!
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Google HAES (Health at Every Size), if you really want to be more healthy. As has been paointed out, dieting does more damage than being big.
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34 years ago today, I met a woman who I was quite fond of. I still look back fondly on the relationship, which lasted 6 months. She was thin, short, older and had short hair. None of the things I am normally attracted to. Unfortuately, it seems that she was also a lesbian, and that part made the relationship fail. But one never knows who they may be attracted to until they meet them.
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I would give it a try. What do you have to lose? You are drop dead gorgeous, so if she is into women, it would be great for her.
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Why not just start a new one? But the answer is simple. Eat what you like. Why eat something you don't like for the sake of gaining weight?
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