Consider: President Taft was considered a fat giant in his day. He was 6 feet even, 330 pounds maximum. I have 2 inches and almost a hundred pounds on him.
I think everybody's just getting bigger overall, so us fatties and fat lovers are forced to go bigger. Would you have considered a six hundred pound woman existing, had you not seen a 500 pound one?

I just meant in general, everyday use. I'm not gonna get banned for it, I know.

Now, as a guy with a very belly heavy, bottom light kind of shape, some brands have room in the front for belly storage, but most don't. In general, avoid straight or slim cuts, reach for relaxed fit, or better yet, elastic band relaxed fits. Aim for pants with a high "rise" (inches between belt and crotch seam) if such a thing is defined.
Now, in terms of fashion, I would avoid pleated legs. Low enough belly hang warps that line.
PS: is crotch a dirty word?

Some thin people just stop asking you to do things. They assume that fatties are slow and have difficulty moving, so they'll work around you, letting you sit.

I personally usually eat in a recliner, but when my belly pressed into a table so harshly, I'd turn sideways to give it room, turning my head to eat. It makes it awkward, but also kind of hot to have trouble.

I got mine when I was hitting puberty, growing 6 inches taller and about 8 inches rounder in about a year. I even got them on my shoulders.

Recently upped my Burger King order: Two quarter pound kings, two small fries, and two sprites, (all for ten bucks), plus an order of mozzarella sticks and a shake.

Would you rather grow a fat fold over your ankle, or one on your upper arm?

My family bought a 300 pound limit one in 2006 or so. And a 400-pound one last year. I'm too heavy for both.

Would you rather be moderately fat, but unhealthy, or immobile and healthy under all the weight?