Blabl87:
Any other athletes here?

In the summer time, when the local swimming pools is open, I go swimming twice a week. Not for loosing weight but to stay fit and healthy. When the swimming pool closes, I go running instead. Since this autumn I realized it gets harder to finish my usual route (about 6km) due to
joint pains. Usually I just maintain my weight but I gained 2kg in the last 2 month and I feel I'm now exactly at the tipping point where I can't run anymore.

On the one hand, I want to continue running, on the other, I don't want to loose weight.
Hmm....

Bills225:
As a former athlete who got fat, I can relate. There were a few years where I didn’t run because I was afraid I couldn’t. Earlier this year I started running again, slowly and much shorter distances, but I was running. Even though I’m at my heaviest weight ever, running a couple times a week has helped me feel so much healthier. I also haven’t lost a pound.

It’s understandable why a lot of fat people don’t want to run and I’m not here to tell anyone what they should or shouldn’t do. But if you want to run, I’m just letting you know that it’s possible. Even if you’re obese.

FatAdmirerHeHeHeHa:
I’ve always wanted to try a huge overflow of calories for a week type thing, and I’ve heard a good way is melted cream and heavy cream. I am somebody whose body pretty much turns everything to fat but I also don’t want to waste calories.

Is there a good ratio of ice cream, heavy cream, and food calories that would make me gain as fast as possible if I were to go for it. Like a week challenge to just eat a ton, drink a melted ice cream heavy cream thing, sleep til lunch, rinse and repeat for a week.

Afterwards I’d probably go back to my normal life but I wanted to see thoughts and ideas before I’d try something like this and recommendations, please let me know!

Enas:
Thanks for posting that xD

Also something i was thinking:

Humans have a set amount (number) of hair. It doesn't change (at least not noticeably) with age or size. So that means that if their length remains more or less the same, then when the skin (that has a set number of them anyway) stretches, expands, the density of the hair drops a lot. So the bigger a belly gets, the less hairy it will look as it grows!

Morbidly A Beast:
I’m a pretty hairy guy but one thing I notice as I put on weight is that the surface area of my body expands my hair doesn’t keep up as fast so I have areas where I’ve grown that are fleshy and smooth and older areas covered in hair. I will never shave my body hair that’s for certain it would be to much maintaince and also when you shave hair comes back thicker and denser

OhHey:
This is my dream.
I always gain more weight when it's for someone I'm really into and have a great connection with.
For me gaining weight is intimate and I'd rather do it for someone I can develop a sustainable relationship with out of mutural trust, love, and respect.
Honestly those things make me put on weight more than any amount of stuffing or heavy cream 🥴😳

I guess I'm just a hopeless romantic.
But I find this is what works best and what I want in the future. If it's not like that I don't want it.

Morbidly A Beast:
I had a craving for breakfast this morning so I went and got eggs sausages potatoes toast and a stack of blueberry pancakes - then I had the rest of my pizza from last night when I got home, i was pretty stuffed so I took took a nap now I’m cooking steaks I think my appetite has returned with a vengeance I might have spoken to soon when I mentioned my concerns lol.

Amijustcurious:
I tend to graze a lot. Trying to eat more regular meals ends up making me eat less overall as they keep me full longer. Lately I've been relying on sugary things to meet my calorie goals, which I'd prefer to avoid long term.

Munchies:
Sounds like you still want to stuff yourself. You say you stopped due to external reasons - not internal ones. If that's the case, you're repressing your true desires.

If I may be so bold, what are your reasons?

FatAdmirerHeHeHeHa:
Mostly because my family and I want to still be able to do fun activities that involve moving around, I still eat a good bit, im not trying to lose that much fat, I more so do muscle building and working so I at least still look big. Even though my desires make me want to be just fatter

BigGator:
Hi, first post. Honestly, this topic is what made me realize I'm into gaining. I'm pretty fit, but I wear most of my weight in my butt and thighs. I'm also a runner which means my leg muscles are pretty heavy.

All this said, most people look from the waist up and call me "skinny." I sit down to eat a large meal and people get shocked when I eat everything on my plate.

I know as far as the fetish here is concerned, my 145 pound self is waifish, but people probably think I weigh less than 120 looking at me. I do like telling people I weigh more, but I am also annoyed that they seem to think I should like being called "skinny."

FatAdmirerHeHeHeHa:
Unintentional Stuffings

I’m 20M and fluctuate from 255-270 pounds (used to be 292), and due to personal (mostly external) reasons I’ve been exercising and working out every day, mostly to build muscle since I don’t want to be a stick even if I am working out.

Now I do eat a little healthier but I tend to just not eat as much, at the end of the day I’m not going to give up good tasting food just for faster weight loss, if I could or was convinced I’d keep gaining lol.

Now I haven’t intentionally stuffed myself for a long time, but I noticed that even though I eat way less than I used to, I sometimes subconsciously just eat a ton of food without realizing it due to me never feeling full and it is super hot.

For example yesterday I was doing a lot out of the house with different people. In the morning I was coaxed into going to breakfast and ate a good thousand calories of French toast, eggs, and bacon (soda too) but didn’t think anything of it since I rarely go to breakfast. However only a couple hours later I normally make lunch around that time so even though I just ate and was eating snacks that were laying around (for context I tend to keep a lot of family and party sized bags of chips and other candy around), I ended up making a full lunch.

However as I sat down to eat a friend invited me to lunch that I hadn’t seen in a while, so I ate my food quickly and snacked on some leftover snacks until I left.

We just went to a McDonald’s but even my normal meal is still a good bit of calories.

So halfway through the day I had already eaten over 3500 calories, and even though I didn’t know it that was only half of what I would eat.

It’s near the holidays so my family has been hanging out a lot more and I was invited to dinner that night for steak, chips, to play games, etc. and when I say my family cooks, they make a ton of food. If you could guess I didn’t stop eating snacks throughout the day due to being distracted, you could imagine how much I ate just playing games and having fun with family. After all the snacks, appetizers, dinner (and dessert since who can say no to that) I had easily eaten over 6000 calories that day. I finally realized I was kind of full which I hadn’t experienced in a while, so I ended up going home. Maybe my subconscious mind is still a gainer because until I passed out I was just continuing to eat snacks, ice cream, and candy. I put in a lot of practice when I was gaining to not even notice me eating when watching movies, so even though I’m not intentionally gaining or stuffing, I still have those tendencies. It wasn’t until I woke up that I even noticed how much I had eaten the next day due to the still full feeling I had when I woke up.

Has any one who used to be a past gainer or feeder had an experience like this, and if so, what was your story like for that day.