To make another point. I always see the ads on television for meds that treat bi-polar issues. All of them show slim models having issues, then after they are apparently on the meds, she's fine and still slim. They only mention casually side effects of metabolic and weight gain issues, which in reality are quite pronounced. I personally know people who have taken meds for mental health issues and gained substantial weight.

Great topic! I really agree that there are far more women who are feeders, that don't even know it. I think it's a "mom" thing. My wife used to bring home extra cookies for me from meeting at her job when she was working. Recently we were shopping and going through the bread/bakery section of the supper market she held up some of our/my favorite pastries, I said yes and she asked if I wanted both containers (there were two left) I wanted just one (stupid!).

This is so awesome, I envy your gorge, great job, keep eating!

When I was in the military reserves we had to perform PRT twice a year. This involved weigh ins. Since I was older and I've always been heavier than I look. I had to be measured usually in front of other members. The Navy had a system, measuring waist and neck. I did pass every time, but I was careful what I ate well before the date we had to do this.

I love that fact that so many people have gained weight during the quarantine. I saw a news story on NBC that said the average gain was over twenty pounds, that's awesome. I did gain, but since I was already gaining since I retired from the Military reserves, it wasn't that much only about five to ten pounds, but I love it!

I had a pleasant childhood, but I have been fascinated by obesity and fat since before puberty. I gained the freshman fifteen in college and then tried getting control of my weight. I was kind of heavy, like the "husky" boy sizes in the old catalogs. I lost weight after college and pretty much kept it off, though it was getting harder and harder to meet weight standards when I was in the military reserves. Since I've retired I'm casually, but actively gaining. I'm married to a BBW, so no grief about my weight from her.

I have a forty eight inch waist with a forty-four inch butt, which protrudes quite a bit. I do love gaining on my butt, it becomes a counter balance to my bulging belly.

I hope a lot of women, I’d hate I grew this fat booty for nothing.

I’m would get to 300 lbs. with a huge 60” belly, never get dressed sit around in briefs and pig out all day.

I was asked by doctor’s nurse at my last checkup if I wanted to join the VA’s weight loss program, I declined! I weighed 238 lbs.