A bmi of 50 or more



Munchies:
Feel you on the CDC/NIH, but the point still stands. When it comes to tracking BMIs, the highest they go is a BMI of 40 or more. There is no data of 50 or more. I checked before I posted.

Letters And Numbers:
I just asked it the same question and to cite sources, and it gave a much clearer answer than the OP received, citing national data for BMI >40 (with sources, just like you said) and a 2010 study on NIH’s website (that relied on self reporting) that did categorize BMI >50, which is where that less than 1% figure might have HR have come from. ChatGPT admitted that the data is unreliable because of sample size and self reporting. All in all, more useful than an open query. I always ask for links when I’m using it like a search engine. You can see the context of the response.


Links are always superior. Imo, it's better to develop keyword searches and read the information yourself. Still, I do appreciate that you take the time to look it up on your end rather than blindly trusting whatever result pops up in Chat-GPT.
1 week

A bmi of 50 or more

Jakeescape99:
According to Chat-GPT, only 0.25% of the US population has a BMI of 50 or more. I seriously thought that it was way more than that lol. I'd have to be over 400lbs to hit that BMI, but I think that's going to have to be my goal lol.

Munchies:
Thus is a beautiful example of why you should not use Chat-GPT for research.

The highest BMI category the CDC and the NIH track is 40 or more - which is severe obesity. This is a little over 9% of the US population. There's no tracking for Americans with a BMI of 50% or more.

In other words, Chat-GPT hallucinated this information.

Letters And Numbers:
Chat gpt will give its sources if you ask sometimes. It might not be hallucinated, it also might not be accurate. Although I don’t know how reliable CDC/NIH data is going forward, either. Might be an issue by issue thing.


Feel you on the CDC/NIH, but the point still stands. When it comes to tracking BMIs, the highest they go is a BMI of 40 or more. There is no data of 50 or more. I checked before I posted.
1 week

How to plan to be 600lbs+

Spoilsandriches:
Some day there will be a point where I can't work. How can I prepare for that?

MottiF:
Well, If your plan is to grow that big, part of the journey is also about planning for the life that comes with it. At 600 lbs you’ll be incredibly dependent, and that can be deeply fulfilling if you see it as part of your dream - being pampered, cared for, and indulged without limits. But it also means you’ll need to prepare so that you can enjoy it fully instead of stressing about survival.

Financial stability - The bigger you grow, the harder regular work becomes. So try to explore remote or online income streams, or relying on a supportive partner who enjoys providing. That way you can focus on your growth without the pressure of “what happens if I can’t work.”

Accessibility - Furniture, living space, and comfort all become central. Planning for a bed, chair, or environment that makes your growing body feel like a throne is part of turning this into a lifestyle rather than a struggle.

Medical prep - Even in a fetish context, your body will demand attention. Having a doctor who understands your choices or at least helps you manage issues can keep the fantasy sustainable.


Adding onto this:

Op is American. This comes with an additional layer of concerns.

If you want life insurance, you'll need to get that at a lower weight. At a certain size, you become too much of a liability to reap the full benefits.

Medical insurance might be tricky as they are rolling back certain protections. You may want to buy a medical policy that isn't connected to your job at some point as you may find it difficult to get obesity-related pre-existing conditions covered.
1 week

A bmi of 50 or more

Jakeescape99:
According to Chat-GPT, only 0.25% of the US population has a BMI of 50 or more. I seriously thought that it was way more than that lol. I'd have to be over 400lbs to hit that BMI, but I think that's going to have to be my goal lol.


Thus is a beautiful example of why you should not use Chat-GPT for research.

The highest BMI category the CDC and the NIH track is 40 or more - which is severe obesity. This is a little over 9% of the US population. There's no tracking for Americans with a BMI of 50% or more.

In other words, Chat-GPT hallucinated this information.
1 week

Teasing the piggy that ate too much

S3ndh3lp:
Hey all! I hope I’m not the only one who enjoys playfully (or sometimes not so playfully) teasing their piggy, especially after a big stuffing/in clothes that used to fit. But I feel like it’s the same beats every time. You needle away at the fact that they’ve let themselves go, that only chubby chasers will date them now, that they eat more in one meal than most people do in a day, etc. but I wanna hit new spots for them~ maybe this should be posted in the fattening up forum, but I’m curious what other people’s go-to taunts and quips are for making your growing piggy blush~ or maybe you’re a feedee and have some insight into what makes you feel good in all the wrong ways, y’know?~


I don't needle my partner so much as I make matter of fact statements. Things I've said include:

"It's a shame you can't be on top. If you did, you'd have a pancake for a girlfriend."

"Queen-sized beds are kinda small for the both of us. It's like sleeping in a bed with three people.

"One of the benefits of having you as my partner is that I can use your shirts as dresses or tunics. Not your pants, though. I need two of me to wear those."

It's not about humiliation for us. My partner loves his size, and he knows I love him. It's a tongue-in-cheek kind of teasing. It's not necessarily sexy, but we enjoy it.
1 week

I need help plumping up

Mr Smith:
So many fat people around and most of them try not to be fat. I honestly wonder if people who are naturally slim are more drawn to this fetish.

Munchies:
Not sure, but there's something to be said about wanting what you don't have.

Plus, a lot of the top models out there used to be skinny.

Mr Smith:
I think there is definitely a separation between simple attraction to bbws and feederism where it's about the process as much as appearance it seems.


Yeah. Being attracted to bigger people is whatever. Tons of people are into that without it being a kink.

Feedism is more active. Feedism is all about wanting to get fat and/or fatten.
1 week

I need help plumping up

Mr Smith:
So many fat people around and most of them try not to be fat. I honestly wonder if people who are naturally slim are more drawn to this fetish.


Not sure, but there's something to be said about wanting what you don't have.

Plus, a lot of the top models out there used to be skinny.
2 weeks

Is anyone else scared to show their belly off in public?

Urchie:
I dont think I could do that even with something like a crop top, takes a lot of confidence


Maybe one day. But no rush.
2 weeks

Is anyone else scared to show their belly off in public?

Munchies:
Baby steps. Maybe start by wearing something more form-fitting, like a tight tank top. Go to places no one knows you. Have a friend or lover hype you up so you feel more comfortable.

BigBellyDude:
Thank you I will definitely try this out. My gf will deffo hype me up!!

Munchies:
Have fun!

Just remember that most people are not going to pay attention to you, no matter how you look.

BigBellyDude:
Yeah true I just wanna show off my belly confidently even if it’s just for my gf[/quote]

If she is anything like me, she'll go feral
2 weeks

Is anyone else scared to show their belly off in public?

Munchies:
Baby steps. Maybe start by wearing something more form-fitting, like a tight tank top. Go to places no one knows you. Have a friend or lover hype you up so you feel more comfortable.

BigBellyDude:
Thank you I will definitely try this out. My gf will deffo hype me up!![/quote]

Have fun!

Just remember that most people are not going to pay attention to you, no matter how you look.
2 weeks
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