I'm totally pro-fat, I just don't want any of my friends to know about it because they'll tease me.

"I'm not saying it's right or wrong, but it's the status quo and I'm totally okay with that because it benefits me."

Your point is pretty clearly that you don't understand why people wouldn't want photos of themselves intended for a certain audience to be taken and shown to a much wider audience than the subject is comfortable with, or in a capacity that they're not comfortable with.

And in that, your point still stands.

Air inflation usually goes up the butt and into the intestines. I don't know that that would have a significant effect on stomach capacity.

Bloating, on the other hand, with liquids for example, does stretch out one's stomach.

Think of it sort of like exercise- you're not making your arms stronger by exercising your legs. While your stomach and intestines are obviously both part of your gastrointestinal system, you're not stretching your stomach out by inflating your intestines.

If you are developing sleep apnea, there's the CPAP machine that helps you breathe at night and prevents your sleep from being interrupted. You'll likely have to see a doctor and go to a sleep clinic to get one, but I know of several people who use it (and one who desperately needs one and refuses to go about getting it) and it is, for them, an enormous help.

Losing weight may help, but I'm guessing that you're not inclined to do so; therefore I'd suggest seeing a doctor about it, if nothing else, to see if they can give you more assistance than I can, and give you a better idea of how to go about treating it (with a CPAP, or through another means).

Don't ignore it, though. My friend Chris is the one who refuses to do anything about it and he is constantly dozing off, because he doesn't get enough sleep at night. And it doesn't even need to be explained how dangerous that is if you're driving or working.

If she doesn't want to, you don't get her to gain weight.

If she wants to, let her decide how to.

Season one is fantastic, but season two fell a bit flat for me. I've been watching the third season and it's back up to snuff, with improvements in acting and a return to what made it creepy.

And Entry #60 is a frigging clinic on tense, well-done horror. In my opinion it's the best that I've seen from the series yet.

I don't know where that is reported, but I do know that she's said herself in posts that the reason for her seeking out Guinness was what's stated here and I believe also that her ex had been in touch with her.