I've always wondered about the accuracy of so-called calorie absorption caps. As someone who has a lifetime of experience gaining, stuffing, and overeating, I've frequently consumed more than the body is supposedly able to metabolize. As an example, I consumed 90,000 calories over two days during the 2023 Thanksgiving holiday. My weight temporarily increased by 29 pounds. Based on the maximum amount of calories a body is theoretically able to store as fat, I should have settled around a 9 pound gain after digestion and loss of water weight. I didn't. 19 pounds stuck... not to mention, I stretched my stomach (I believe permanently) and set off a massive holiday weight gain over the next few weeks.

Well, sure! My turn-on, when I was hard core stuffing, was the way my belly looked and felt when I would stuff tens of thousands of calories in a day. There's something about your fat being stretched taught across your hard gut because it's distended with pounds and pounds of food.i also find the dangerous sensation of maximum pressure to be very erotic. There's something about genuinely feeling like you couldn't possibly swallow one more bite, and being so bloated and heavy you can't stand. Until, of course, you need to use the restroom...

I hear from many people the weight from rapid gains doesn't stick. The flip side of that is when you stretch your stomach permanently and weight gain becomes very difficult to control. That happened to me.

I've always been fat, and I've never had trouble putting away a big meal. At one point, on medical advise, I got down to 190 ,which, while still obese, is my lowest adult weight. Not liking it one bit, I started gaining on purpose, and that ultimately led to an obsession with rapid gains and very extreme stuffings. I funneled, I took appetamin, I chugged, and my stuffings became bigger and bigger. I was blowing up at an unbelievable rate, including one gaining spurr of 80 pounds in two months and a gain of 55 pounds between Christmas and New Years. I was eating 25,000 or more calories everyday, and eventually that no longer filled me up. It I had a 10,000 calorie day, I felt like I hadn't eaten at all. I reached what I thought was my absolute weight cap of 500 in December 2023. The thing is, my stomach didn't get that message. As it turns out, I did permanent damage that would require surgery to reverse, and I'm currently too big, at 650, for that surgery. So I struggle... Every day... to keep my calories at maintenance and drink tons of water, but I still feel like I'm starving. And then I have weak moments. A couple of weeks ago, I had a few triggering experiences, and I went to food for comfort. I gained 12 pounds, and despite shoveling down tens of thousands of calories (and feeling nauseated by grease once), I never once felt truly full. I said all this to say, it's possible to stretch your stomach irreversibly and destroy your fullness signals, which creates a risk of other complications.

Strongly agree with Munchies. My husband is a dom, but he's my husband and partner first. Since I had heart surgery last year, he's completely adjusted the way he engages with this kink. Instead of feeding and stuffing me, he's gotten into a lot of belly play and other activities. That's because makes decisions with his brain and his heart, not his dick. If the opposite were true, that's when an ethical question would be in play.

I'm also reeeeally not a fan of heights. A few years ago, a friend bought a condo on the 18th floor of a building, and she was very excited to have a balcony. The view is coveted, but I never went beyond the doorway. I may be a scaredy cat, but that's a hard no for me!

Oh, I found the cost ridiculous initially, so I went through several cheaper models first. Not only did the cost add up, but they also tended to read errors even when I was a good bit below capacity. So yes, I'm glad I got this one. It's worked well for 18 months now.

I have a lot of texture issues too! I need soft cottons or airy linens. Plus, the areas where my skin is most stretched, like my belly and hips seem even more sensitive to anything not breathable. I've put on weight recently so my wardrobe is currently supersized T-shirts, stretchable shorts, and two summer dresses in sort of a mumu style. I'm currently saving money for bigger winter clothes since last year's bottoms are too small (they cut into me) and tops reveal my belly and sides

I was about 250lb. when I last visited a theme park. It was July, and I sweated profusely even then. Now I'm around 650lb. I'd go if there were enough non-ride attractions, i.e. Epcot or Dollywood, or to see holiday decorations or shows. I'd need my own scooter, and it would also have to be during the cool months.

I'm around 650 pounds and use an industrial platform scale from Uline. It's a Deluxe model with a 1,300 pound capacity. It seems to be reliable, but I have nothing to compare it to since I now exceed the capacity of the scales at my doctors' offices

I'm pretty sure this is going to be a unique one. I'm short, but I've always been obsessed with how much my belly and midsection expands when I sit down and have nowhere to go but out. I'm already practically round when I stand. When I sit, I almost look like an oval on its side. The difference between my standing waist and sitting waist, as big as I am, is nearly 2 ft.