For me I think its a little different. I always like my body. But sometimes i find myself wishing i had never started getting fat in the first place *mainly because I've never had a gf* and wondering what i would look like really muscular. But then I realize that I like who I am right now, even though I have recently tried to diet. So i guess that makes me a little all over the place.

My name is just something that flashed in my head as i was trying to figure out what to make my screen name. I was trying to think of something cool but the only thing that came up was Oni Gumo, which is a character in an anime that i like.

(Oni Gumo was a theif that was later turned into a demon by thousands of demonic apparitions who wanted his soul.)

*minor note here* Oni Gumo means demonic spider, forgot to mention that five months ago *shifty eyes*

Yeah, it is a lot of calories.

I don't usually do this, mostly because i feel pretty sick after i'm finished. They're only tasty for like the first five or six servings for me...after that they're not so good anymore. lol

I was wondering whats the most Little Debbies cakes that anyone has eaten.

The most for me were two boxes of Spirit of America cakes: 5 servings per box and 310 calories each

along with Two boxes of Zebra Cakes: 4 servings per box and 320 calories each.

all told that was about 5660 calories in one sitting.

(not counting everything else i had eaten that day.

It's true, its all psychology. I've always found this fascinating, and i think that all the fat-bashers out there should try to learn a bit about this sort of stimulus related behavioral tendency before they cite weakness.

You always find the best articles BuffetBelly, keep turning up the good stuff!

Yea, what you eat can have a lot of effect on what your fat is like. Take people who drink a lot of beer, men and women alike, they tend to have firmer fat, and people who eat sugary foods and breads tend to gain gelatinous fat. Also things that are high in simpler fats such as butter and peanut butter can help build gelatinous fat.

But genes are the thing that truly govern how you gain fat, but age is also a factor. People who got fat fairly young, ranging from pre-teens to early twenties, generally have softer fat aswell.

OMG they're so cute they make my head explode into candy!!!