Thank you so much!! I'm feeling much better and working on healthier habits. I also have medication for blood pressure and diabetes, along with a C-Pap. I'm hoping, if it's possible, to keep most of my weight and stay above 525, while improving my health. I've only lost a few pounds (I'm around 585-590), and my cardiologist isn't thrilled. I was honest with him that I'm not strictly following the 1,200 calories a day diet the dietician prescribed. I'm closer to 3,000 calories a day, with lots of vegetables, lean protein, and near elimination of sugar and salt. He does acknowledge that as progress, and I think he realizes more dramatic restriction would lead to me stuffing 30,000 calories in my face.

On a humorous note, my dietician did ask what my personal body goals are. I transparently told her I want to improve my heart health, regain a little mobility, and bring my blood pressure down. Then I added, "I'm happy with my body and physical appearance; I just don't want another medical crisis." While she tried to mask it, she looked directly at my belly, and said, "Oh, oh, okay... So your concerns are more related to, ah, health. Okay, got it." And she typed furiously onto her laptop. I do wonder what she wrote ..

When your belly is so big, you can't touch your belly button when sitting down.

Taco Bell and pizza... Sounds delicious!

Definitely. I have a bariatric scale with an audio setting. It's an accessibility feature which benefits people who are Blind or, in my case, too big to see the numbers if I look down.

I've been to water parks twice as an adult and enjoyed both times. One trip was to the Six Flags near Houston. I was around 370 pounds, and I knew I'd be too fat for most rides because I have a huge belly. I did enjoy myself though, cooling off periodically by sitting in various pools and eating tons of park food in my bikini. I don't recall if they weighed folks or not, but I do remember a height and weight limit being posted at the gate for most attractions.

In high school, I went to Busch Gardens with a friend's family. It was the summer I blew up by about 75 pounds over break, and I didn't realize how fat I was getting. I was only fourteen, but I was already too big for anything that had a bar across the chest or a harness.

Oh, the irony. A few weeks ago, a medical emergency sent me to the hospital and required surgery. Now I'm having to make some major lifestyle challenges, including totally different way of eating. I'm not loving it, but it's necessary, so I'm making the best of it.

Tuesday, I got DoorDash from a place where I've been regularly ordering a double cheeseburger, a buffalo chicken panini, fries, onion rings, fried mushrooms, and spinach and artichoke dip as my go to. Instead, I dutifully got a grilled buffalo chicken wrap and a side of steamed broccoli. Halfway through my meal, I got up to get more water from my kitchen. When I came back to my recliner, where I'd been eating off a folding TV table, I pulled down my shirt, which was riding up. When I sat down, I split a seam with a startlingly loud rip. It was a comforting reminder that I am, and always will be, a fatty.

Last Thanksgiving, I set a record for my biggest feeding ever, taking in close to 90K calories in two days. I've had a recurring dream about being that stuffed since; often, in the dream, I wake on day 3, still so ballooned I can barely sit upright, and start stuffing again.

Yes, especially when completely engorged. Extreme stuffing is one of my key interests, so I absolutely relate to this. During some of my biggest feats, I would get so bloated my rolls would almost "flatten" out because everything would get stretched and tight. In that state, my belly would feel super sensitive. Currently, I'm dealing with some medical issues, so sadly, I can't stuff. Instead, I'm enjoying more belly play, minus the feedings.

Interestingly, I don't think I do. Other interests? Yes. Other kinks? No. Not that I'm aware of, at least.

I'm excited you're having fun! I know you and your husband are adults and already know this... Just beware of people who want to use your personal information, images, etc. for harm. Enjoy your growth!