I'm not a gainer, but happiness comes from within. If you are gaining, and it makes you happy, you should be able to attract friends. True, the friends may not understand your gaining, and you can't discuss it with them. But if they see you happy and gaining, hopefully they will accept you.
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I know some women ask men to send them money for food. Besides being against the rules, what is to prevent a guy pretending to be a woman from collecting money?
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I was expecting a noun after feedee's. What part of a female feedee did you want to talk about? A body part? Her personality? Something she owns?
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But there is another problem people are overlooking. It is ver dangerous for anyone to depend on another person totally, for any reason.
First of all, not all relationships work out for anyone. I think the divorce rate is something like 50%? It is impossible to get someone to guarantee they will always be there, because even if they are OK with the feeding/weight part, there may be something else that causes a break up. I don't think there is anyone here who has never been dumped in their lifetime.
And even if it is a perfect relationship, the other person can die, or become disabled himself.
In my opinion, gaining to immobility is a very risky thing.
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Fluffy, you look great. Your nice stretch marks show you are gaining nicely.
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Ranchers do that with farm animals that don't gain.
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Does anyone know what happened to Carolyn Owens?
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It's good that it's been on again, off again. When she regains the weight plus more, you can be on again and enjoy it when she reaches her new peak.
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check YouTube. Lots of before and after pictures there.
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SuperFelix wrote:canadianenglish wrote
She's called Georgia Davies and she was something of a minor celebrity for a while after she lost half her body weight... then put it back on, apparently. Kind of proves my point that dieting, especially dramatic dieting, rarely has the desired effects.
I dont know how she gained all the weight again... But she didnt lose weight by dieting. She simply ate more healthy and above all, she ate less, and exercised more during the her time at the weight loss school. It was a complete change of lifestyle that made her lose weight. If she would have continued to eat "right" and exercise she wouldnt have gained weight again....
Dieting is bad and often results in weightgain in the end.
Losing weight through a lifestyle change, more exercise and eating healthy, is good.
A diet by any other name, is STILL a diet. A diet is any change in eating habbits in the attempt to lose weight.
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