Morbidly A Beast:
Probably wouldn’t be the worst idea however to go outside and walk around for an hour or two each day is free and doesn’t need a commitment like putting a exercise bike that it’ll probably just get used for a few days and then forgotten about, I get that it wares you out belive me but might as well start somewhere free
I do the same. Initially I tried at 200 feet, but now, cumulatively, I get about 6,000 to 7,000 steps, which isn't bad for someone my size.
1 year
Back into gaining again (or rather eating as much as I want to, with gaining as a side effect.) Yesterday I went all out, only pausing when I was about to pop, and I may do it again today. I'm so bloated still the skin on top of my belly is smooth and tight instead of jiggly. The feast day included:
Breakfast 1 - 2200 cal.
- Green energy smoothie
- 2 boiled eggs
- 6 turkey sausage patties
- 1 banana
- Peanut butter toast
- Cream cheese sun dried tomato bagel
Breakfast 2 - 1300 cal
- Large blended caramel coffee drink
- 2 cheese and turkey croissants
- One yogurt parfait
Lunch 1 - 2100 calories
_ Large Dr. Pepper
- 3 double cheeseburgers
- 2 large fries
Lunch 2 - 1500 cal
- 3 Fish tacos
- Large Baja salad
- Large Margarita
Snack - 840 cal
- 4 Lemon bars
Dinner 1 - 3100 cal
- 2 full size dinner plates of lobster mac & cheese
- 12 inch cheese and garlic sour dough loaf
- 1 glass of Cabernet
Dinner 2 - 1700 cal
- 3 cups of rice
- Large serving of teriyaki broccoli
- 3 grilled chicken breasts
Snack 1 - 2400 cal
- Large bucket of movie theater popcorn with butter
- 64 ounce Dr. Pepper
Snack 2 - 1400 cal.
- 1 lb. Baby carrots
- 32 oz. Ranch dip
- 3 green apples dipped in peanut butter
Snack 3 - 1300 cal
- Pint of butter pecan ice cream
Total- 17,940 cal
Today, I'm going for 20,000 or bust.
1 year
Morbidly A Beast:
You ever just eat a full pound of bacon a loaf of bread and a carton of eggs for breakfast
Then somehow manage to eat 2 triple cheeseburgers an order of chicken strips and 2 shakes for lunch?
Managed that so far today still got dinner left 🐷
I would live off cheeseburgers and chicken strips if I could. That sounds like a great day.
1 year
BigBallBellyGirl:
The best parts of gaining for me:
- The growth of my belly, with visible size increases that at one point, happened so rapidly, none of my tops would cover me
- Being stuffed all the time without restraint
- Splitting seams and popping elastic
Nofbar:
Did you ever measure your belly before and after a stuffing session?
Many many times. With a very, very extreme three day stuffing over the Thanksgiving holiday, I measured 11 inches larger Sunday than I did Thursday morning. I think once I digested and recovered, the permanent growth was about 3 inches.
1 year
The best parts of gaining for me:
- The growth of my belly, with visible size increases that at one point, happened so rapidly, none of my tops would cover me
- Being stuffed all the time without restraint
- Splitting seams and popping elastic
1 year
BigBallBellyGirl:
Last year, at the height of my gain and extreme stuffing, I managed to put on around 10 pounds a week. It's not for everyone, but it sure was fun.
Fit2Chubby:
How many calories a day were you eating? Jw
At the most extreme, at least 12,000 calories each day for about two months. Eventually, there were some significant health consequences, and it wasn't sustainable, but I did enjoy it while it lasted.
1 year
Last summer, when. I was already around 350 pounds and gaining rapidly, I wore a bikini in public multiple times, and I don't mean the high-waisted ones a lot of full figured women prefer. I had two string bikinis that let my belly bulge out unrestricted. I outgrew both, sadly, and I haven't been able to find anything similar that fits me at my current size. However, I'm going on a honeymoon at the end of the year, and I'm hoping to have one made so I can, quite literally, let it all hang out.
1 year
Last year, at the height of my gain and extreme stuffing, I managed to put on around 10 pounds a week. It's not for everyone, but it sure was fun.
1 year
AskDrFeeder:
I have no hard data, but it seems to me that the people most likely to go out of control are those who stuff to the point where they can't take a deep breath once a week or more
Morbidly A Beast:
I am confusion do you mean that in the literal sense or the figurative sense
Munchies:
Extreme feeder here. This is an actual thing people do. I've stuffed my feedees and playmates to this point many times. Mind you I prefer masochistic feedees to general gluttons. My partner loves it when I stuff him until he can hardly breathe and is pinned to the bed with how stuffed he is.
Not everyone stuffs to that point because they are masochists. Some are legitimately that greedy. Others have a more competitive mindset and want to push their capacity.
You can come back from this, but it's hard. You need the desire to stop as well as having a good support system.
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Honestly, I'd say I'm probably a masochist, a glutton, and a competitive eater.
I LOVE stuffing until my midsection is so bloated I can't move, and I can't sit upright because of how full I am. More times than I can count, I've eaten until my sides hurt and my skin is sore. For me, this sensation is erotic and addictive. It's what I miss most now that I'm not in active gaining mode.
I also just like to eat. I enjoy food, and I usually want more of it than what I have available. For that reason, for the very brief time in my life I was under 200 lb as an adult, I didn't enjoy saying no to food. Hence, the weight came back with a vengeance.
I'm Also competitive with myself. When I was was regularly eating two large pizzas, I couldn't help but feel like that wasn't much. I pushed myself to finish three, and when I found I could achieve that, I added more slices of a fourth. I've done the same with burgers, and with counting calories in general. My highest calorie count ever was last Thanksgiving, and the competitive part of me wants to challenge that, but I know I gained A LOT of weight from it, And that's not part of the current plan.
To an extent, I feel like I have such a drive to eat and be fat, I'm probably not as big as I'll ever be. If I could be sure I would maintain mobility, I would 100% go for another 100 lb. It's just not feasible currently.
1 year
Maintaining as an extreme stuffer who gained rapidly is very hard. Last year, I put on enormous amounts of weight over very short, intense time spans. My everyday intake would easily have been classified as an extreme stuffing, and my extreme stuffings were often between 20,000 and 30,000 calories. Slowing down my gain is probably the hardest thing I ever did, because I lost so much mobility, exercise was next to impossible at one point. I've since built back up some strength, but I'm 35 lb over my goal weight, and at least once a day, I think about how I long to be so packed with food, my entire body feels swollen and tight. It's an addicting sensation. Maybe later this year, I'll do a super stuffing again, but it's a slippery slope!
1 year
