I sort of lived this one out, only I was still young and too worried about judgement to go full out and only gained about 12lbs.

Still it was quite noticeable on my then-skinny body.

When I was younger I used to fantasize about being sent on exchange to a southern state like Texas, in a small town where everyone was fat.

Always loved the idea of that lifestyle rubbing off on me permanently as I happily return home with a BMI over 40 and a sense of acceptance that I'm gonna live out the rest of my life fat.

chia seeds and hemp hearts go a long way in terms of adding healthy calories.

I like to add them to things like yogurt or hummus

Once again gently tapping the "there's no such thing as thoughtcrime" sign...

Moving on!



Yeah the user I'm thinking of had stories about getting men to be submissive to her, so that she could convince them to gain enough weight that it would mess up their lives.

She spoke of men who lost their relationships and jobs to the intoxication of getting fat for her, and when they would reach that point and ask "what's next?" she would just say "nothing. go on and live your life, we're done here".

If true the stories are super fucked up, and hopefully weren't real. But sometimes I wish I could go back and read her detailed posts because as fantasies, they were pretty hot.

Wow would definitely love to hear the story about how she fattened you up!

If you're looking for "rapid weight gain" I'd recommend shooting for something like 40lbs per year, which is just shy of 1lb per week.

May not sound like much if you're used to reading stories about faster gains but trust me it's more than you'd think. 120lbs over 3 years is still quite rapid.

Personally though, I feel like the journey is much more enjoyable at around 25lbs per year. It may take 5 years instead of 3 to hit 120lbs but your body will thank you.

Some inspiration for you!

The Fat Free Runner:

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This guy might not be huge but he's still visibly quite fat and he can do all sorts of crazy flips and acrobatic stuff. Very cool and inspiring, highly recommend checking him out.

But if you wanna see someone that people here would actually consider fat, I'm talking the 300lbs+ sizes, look no further than Heavy Weight Musik

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These guys are MASSIVE and check out the handstand flip they do near the beginning of this video.

Here's a bonus video where they do some handstand break dance moves

A number of things can stimulate adipogenesis in adults including medications (e.g. TZDs) and yes, Obesity.

Check out this PubMed article: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8879274/

Particulary this part right here



To my understanding, our bodies will generate new fat cells well beyond puberty if we keep gaining weight. When our fat cells are full, they will both enlarge in size and increase in number.

Here is another example from this pubmed study: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8879274/



The increase in size is bad for us, so ideally the more we can do to stimulate adipogensis, the more likely we are to be metabolically healthy while obese.

Also if you look at the wikipedia page for Lipotoxicity, you'll see that it's still undetermined whether or not Obesity is the cause.




My personal theory is that when you combine weight gain with "healthy" behaviors like exercise, our bodies are move in the direction of adipogenesis over fat cell hypertorphy. However, I'm willing to bet that it's mostly determined by genetics and that you're only able to influence things to a certain degree.

A while back I read some posts from a user on here who confessed to "ruining men" by getting them addicted to the fattening lifestyle so much that it they become essentially useless and lose their partners,jobs, etc.

It was very dark but also quite a hot read and I'm wondering if anyone knows who that user was or where I can find those posts?

It's very popular in these communities for people to use heavy cream as a gaining tool due to how affordable and dense with calories it is, but there is a downside that is not often discussed.

When it comes to energy sources, our bodies love saturated fat. It's often the preferred source of energy in the foods we eat. When we eat foods high in saturated fat (like heavy cream) alongside other foods (like carbohydrates), we will make use of the saturated fat before the glucose.

What this means is that while our bodies are busy making use of the saturated fat, it leaves the glucose in our bloodstream, which causes our blood sugar to stay elevated. This is why saturated fat (yes, even from dairy) is known to increase insulin resistance temporarily. While the effects aren't necessarily the worst in isolation, when you combine a large amount of saturated fat from something like heavy cream with everything else a person might eat on their weight gain journey in a day, it's going to lead to an overall trend of increased insulin resistance and elevated blood sugar, a direct route to diabetes for many.

While I do believe it can be used safely, it can be easy to misuse (especially if you're having it at night before your body has processed the glucose in your body from previous meals).


Avocados on the other hand, contain unsaturated fats and won't inhibit your insulin response in the same way. This also works with all other foods that contain unsaturated fats. While it's still probably not the healthiest thing to eat an obscene amount of avocados in a day, it's less damaging to insulin sensitivity.