artur wrote:
hum...that would be me chosing dr. i would have to chose to take the pill,there for i would chose to get fat
Sounds like you've made your decision! Just pretend you've taken the pill already.
13 years
I was just talking to someone who's into inflation--she uses an aquarium pump and a tube up her rear end. (Directions:

)
She's not into overeating, but said since inflating she can three plates of food at a buffet without feeling full, unusual for her.
Now inflation is not my thing...but I'm wondering it's been used to increase capacity and ultimately gain weight.
Anyone?
13 years
Nice! So what are you waiting for?
13 years
Let's say that there was a pill you could take that would give you an uncontrollable appetite. As soon as you took it, you'd have no choice but to get fat.
Would you take it?
13 years
PlumpPatricia wrote:
For someone who's been unintentionally gaining weight, how do you gain weight purposely?
I would just try plain old gluttony for starters. (See the "Glutton's Pledge" on my site).
If that doesn't work, see "How to Get Fat" (also on my site).
13 years
suckingitin wrote:
The thing is, I could never set a plan to gain another 40 pounds unless I promise myself I will lose it. If that makes sense.
It makes sense, but what if:
1. you can't lose it? Or
2. don't want to?
13 years
Some people have told me that 300 lbs is kind of a "magic number". I guess they finally feel seriously fat and lose any last remaining inhibitions with respect to overeating.
So at 300 they experience a significant appetite bump.
Let us know if that happens to you!
13 years
See "How to Get Fat" on my site.
13 years
PinkyDear wrote:
Embarking on a journey to gain a huge amount of weight very quickly.
Good luck!
What brought this on?
13 years
p0ckets wrote:
The reality is that your post, when paired with it's ending, made very, very little sense. It's lacking a definitive conclusion.
If someone is writing a polemic or a story a conclusion is definitely recommended.
But this was just something she wanted to share. Period. No conclusion necessary.
13 years