Mine is usually * You look like you've been enjoying life" Me: Oh yeah? Them: well you're certainly eating well.

Looking back, I conclude my most embarrassing moment as when a lady referred to me as an Oompah Loompa considering that not only was I overweight but very short for a guy (5'3).

Looking back, I conclude my most embarrassing moment as when a lady referred to me as an Oompah Loompa considering that not only was I overweight but very short for a guy (5'3).

Looking back, I conclude my most embarrassing moment as when a lady referred to me as an Oompah Loompa considering that not only was I overweight but very short for a guy (5'3).

Both are fine with me.

Considering how difficult it would be to know whether or not the added weight would cause health to deteriorate, I will simply relegate this to the realm of pure fantasy. I imagine being very rounded in shape. Considering that I'm very short for a guy at 5'3 that could mean as little as being 15 pounds overweight.

In the early 80's, there was a public service message warning to watch out for the munchies. It was not a fetish for me but I realized that I wanted to get fat. Once I did, I didn't want to be at that point anymore but it was too late. Life is complicated.

What was your first experience of being referred to as "being overweight".
In my case, I was told that I looked as though I had been eating well.
I was soon told that I had a " dad bod".

Nothing; I just began to pile it on inadvertently.

Once I arrived at 155 pounds at the height of 5'3, almost everyone that I knew alluded to how I looked like I had been eating well. Some said chubby, and others simply pointed out my pronounced double chin.