wdk680:
I think other factors can definitely have an impact on the set-point. I attained my highest weight of 295 pounds while on a medication called Prednisone. I then took a 4-month break from gaining. After that break, I decided to start another weight gain cycle, and was disappointed to see that my weight had dropped from 295 pounds down to 244 pounds, without any exercise or effort on my part. I was just eating my regular diet.

I had weaned completely off the Prednisone during that 4-month break. During that time, my pot belly shrunk, my moon face went away, and the buffalo hump on the back of my neck also disappeared. I strongly suspect that much of the 51 pound weight loss during that 4-month break was due to losing all that prednisone weight.

[quote]John Smith:
However, in television that's an another kind of story :

- I couldn't remember the title about this American sitcom but an 1999 episode I once watched during a theme-related thread (on Curvage or Dimensions Magazine?? Whatever...) dealt about the female co-protagonist whose realize after a few peopke on his work set entourage get anxious about her modest weight gain if her newly boyfriend wasn't a F.A. , but she denied it, alteast till during a romantic - and indulging - dating at a restaurant they cross his ex-girlfriend, an overweight woman. But after a few dialogues, the co-protagonist learnt the ex in question was as thin like her a few months then before to break up two months ago, now dramatically big. Because of this, the love interest finally admitted to be a Fat Admirer.

The episode finish under a strange tone : because without bring up itself the mantle of open critics, Fat Admiring was finally presented like something of socially-acceptable yet still-insolite. However, the co-protagonist still subconsequently broke up (in good terms) wi
th her love interest, preffering kept her shape rather to continue a relationship which will requieres she become sooner and later obese (and since she managed to gain some substantial extra fat in a little time, that was more closer to soon than amything else) ;

FatLover91:
I’m 26 years old and 330lbs. My goal is to be 600lbs by the time I turn 30 and 800lbs by the time I’m 35. I’ve been eating 10,500 calories a day for about a month now and I’ve been gaining pretty rapidly. Anyone else have any other ideas on how I can gain more weight faster?

hugsnhomies:
the guys i see and talk to are pretty fit or skinny, i know where i live plays a part but jeez this is getting super frustrating

amijustcurious:
I wasn't able to come up with a great title, sorry if it sounds kind of odd.
I'm on the thinner side and have been considering gaining for a while now, but am hesitant. If I look at it from a purely erotic POV it's a no brainer, but when I start considering it from a more realistic perspective things become hazier.
Aspects of weight gain like getting out of breath, being limited in activities, etc are exciting in theory, but do you actually enjoy dealing with them 24/7?

BHMZach:
Getting Big and Fat =/= Out of Shape; I’m in better shape than a lot of skinny people I know, and I know fellas a bit bigger (and older) than me who are in excellent shape. So, don’t think you’ll end up out of shape

vegasfat:
@plumpbeloytocurvy, do you do anything for the taste? I’m fine with the texture but the taste is weird to me since it’s not sweet like half and half.