The question "what is your current weight and what is your goal weight" comes up so often that it gets quite boring. I have an idea to expand this survey question so that it might provide us a little bit more look into each others personalities and desires.

So, if you had a wish which granted you to magically become any weight you want, what would it be? What if the change was only for a day and after one day your reverted to your original weight? And what if the change was permanent (of course, you could still gain or lose weight naturally afterwards)

So,

1. What is your current weight?

2. What is your normal goal weight? (what you probably answered already elsewhere, this question is just for having all the information in one place without having to search fr it)

3. What would you choose if you could instantly and magically change to any weight, but the changes reverted after a few hours max. one day?

4. What would you choose if you could instantly and magically change to any weight, without it automatically reverting? (of course, you could still gain or lose weight naturally afterwards)

(it would be a good idea to specify kg or lbs, as not everyone is from the same continent)

I guess this provides us the opportunity to know each others desires better. For example, for #3 one could wish to try out a ludicrously insane amount of weight to know how it feels like, without having to worry about long term health risks. Or one could try out how it feels to be skinny, if you never ever was skinny. Or you could try out your goal weight for a day to see if you would enjoy it.
For #4, you could reach or get closer to your goal weight if you like being fat but don't like to eat that much or you want to gain but cannot. Or you could wish to be thin again so you could enjoy your gaining journey again if you like eating more than gaining weight, or you are already worried about being too large and having health issues, but you want to let yourself go with food again for some time. You see, the same answers for #1 and #2 could get vastly different answers for #3 and #4 for different people.

You have the unique opportunity to do something that was never done before! A WEIGHT GAIN TIME LAPSE VIDEO!

There are some time lapse videos for pregnancies, a few for growing hair, but there is no time lapse video of gaining from thin to absolutely huge. There are some who document their wight gain, but not with a time lapse. Some only start to like weight gain and start documenting it when they are already quite large.

You have the unique advantage that you started out very thin. Don't miss the opportunity

You could create a masterpiece, a video which was never attempted before! The only thing you need is to just make one single photo every day in the exactly same pose. Preferably no directly from the front or the side, but somewhere in-between. To make it even more interesting, you can wear the same clothes for every photo, and only change for a different one when they will no longer fit.

Couldn't he roleplay as a FA for just those occasions? Would that help? He could see it as just nothing more than any other roleplay, to not make him uncomfortable.

I went to a pub in London, and two fat women were sitting at the bar, talking in a very heavy accent. I approached them and asked:

- Are you two ladies from Scotland?

- It's WALES you idiot!

- I'm sorry, are you two whales from Scotland?

... I awoke in a hospital.

Impressive! I guess there are a lot of people half your weight who are less fit than you are.

Just the weight itself or even the BMI are no real indicators of fitness. I know people who are barely 10 pounds overweight and can barely climb the stairs to the 3rd floor, and I know someone who is at least 120 pounds overweight and can walk and run much further without tiring than the average person.

So, how fit are you according tho the "sitting test"?(discovermagazine.com/2013/nov/05-sit-down)

All you have to do is sit down on the floor and stand back up, without using your hands or any other help.

You start with 10 points.

For each of the following you have to use in the process, you deduct one point for each use:
- one hand touches the floor
- one knee touches the floor
- forearm touches the floor
- one hand touches knee or thigh
- side of the leg touches the floor

This would give you a score of zero if you have to use each of the above both for sitting down and standing up.

For each time you lose your balance, deduct additionally half a point.

What is the highest score you can get, and what is your weight/BMI?

There are quite a few members here who are just slightly chubby.

However, starting size is not exclusive, if there will still some change to be seen.

There are a lot of BBW and gaining videos around, but there is one type of video I've never seen:

Make one photo every day in the same pose, for years, and make a time lapse video out of it. There are a few videos like this but usually not about gaining.

It would be especially good for someone who starts relatively thin, as the progress would be even more visible. And try to have the same clothes on as long as they are visibly outgrown

Wouldn't it be a good idea, especially for those still relatively new in gaining?

It was not about forgiveness, but about how a lot of people call others intolerant, but they themselves cannot tolerate anyone who does not agree 100% with everything they believe in.

If someone really did something bad to you, then you can feel angry, but what I wrote was not about this, but about the term "intolerance". I just think this term is over-used, especially by people who are intolerants themselves.

I't interesting, that everyone here is writing about how awful intolerant people are, but in the style and language they use, they seem to be even more intolerant, than the people they are attacking. If you write you would like to murder everyone YOU CONSIDER an intolerant person, just think a little: maybe you are intolerant too.