Morbidly A Beast:
it seems to me like they think fat people can’t be or aren’t pretty/handsome, or think that getting fat is “giving up” — like nah we’re hot af and totally not given up lol maybe given up trying to appease fatphobic buttholes lol
Munchies:
Very, very true. Even outside of this fetish, fat people are sexy.
I'm 100 percent more confident at my current weight than I was under 200. I care for my hair, skin, and makeup, and my fiance loves every bulge and curve. I hate the idea that the best revenge on the "hot, mean girl" from high school is weight gain, as though obesity is some terrible fate.
2 years
BigBallBellyGirl:
I have had knee issues as well since high school. I had less pain when, for a bit, I dropped below 200 pounds. Because I'm over 500 and plan to stay this big, I've started doing little things like short daily walks to mitigate some of the aches. This new routine plus stretching seems to help, albeit not eliminate, discomfort in my back and knees.
Munchies:
This is what I was talking about earlier. There are things you can do at home to manage the issue. It may not completely fix it, but you can manage it.
Losing weight can be a big help since it takes pressure off the knees. But if that's not something you want to do excise can help. It strengthens your knees and keeps then lubercated.
On that note, water exercises can help too - especially since the water helps take some of the weight off.
BigBallBellyGirl:
I love swimming and stretching in the water. My membership is lapsed now, but a couple of years ago, I joined a gym exclusively for access to a heated indoor pool. Renewing might not be such a bad idea, just to keep my body moving.
Munchies:
A heated pool? Girl, I wish I had one of those were I live. I'd never leave during the fall and winter months.
Absolutely loved it. Surprisingly, it often wasn't that busy. I guess swimming just doesn't occur to a lot of people as an activity in the cold months. I definitely got my money's worth on the pool alone though. I only didn't renew because we had some unexpected expenses and were cutting extras at the time.
2 years
BigBallBellyGirl:
I have had knee issues as well since high school. I had less pain when, for a bit, I dropped below 200 pounds. Because I'm over 500 and plan to stay this big, I've started doing little things like short daily walks to mitigate some of the aches. This new routine plus stretching seems to help, albeit not eliminate, discomfort in my back and knees.
Munchies:
This is what I was talking about earlier. There are things you can do at home to manage the issue. It may not completely fix it, but you can manage it.
Losing weight can be a big help since it takes pressure off the knees. But if that's not something you want to do excise can help. It strengthens your knees and keeps then lubercated.
On that note, water exercises can help too - especially since the water helps take some of the weight off.
I love swimming and stretching in the water. My membership is lapsed now, but a couple of years ago, I joined a gym exclusively for access to a heated indoor pool. Renewing might not be such a bad idea, just to keep my body moving.
2 years
I've not stuffed since before Christmas as I'm trying to maintain now, but since extreme fullness is one of my turn-ons, my fiance and I decided once a month, I'll go all out. Last night, I ate:
- Three double cheeseburgers
- Tater tot platter with cheese goo
- French fry platter with ranch dip
- Fried pickles
- 6 inch Chicken Philly cheese steak
- 8 boneless hot honey mustard wings
- Pint of strawberry cheesecake ice cream
It was good to feel that fullness again and to feel my belly bulge out and get tight. I'm still a bit bloated this morning. Honestly, I could have eaten more, but alas. Until next month's stuffing!
2 years
I am accustomed to being the fattest person anywhere I go, and I think my weight is even more pronounced because my belly bulges forward SO much. I will say, in my hometown, in rural PA, it's common to see overweight folks. Living in Philly, I encounter a lot of young, fit people who run, play leisure sports, etc. The average 29 year old seems to be thin and active, so sometimes, people assume I must be older, even though I have a youthful face
2 years
I have had knee issues as well since high school. I had less pain when, for a bit, I dropped below 200 pounds. Because I'm over 500 and plan to stay this big, I've started doing little things like short daily walks to mitigate some of the aches. This new routine plus stretching seems to help, albeit not eliminate, discomfort in my back and knees.
2 years
Morbidly A Beast:
people really like to talk about their diets and recommend them for no reason unsolicited
They do. And it's bizarre, because usually, you're just minding your business. When someone brings it up. They will ask if you have tried fasting. No boo. I'm 500 lb. Does it look like I miss a meal?
2 years
Morbidly A Beast:
6 chocolate donuts
12 Doritos Locos Tacos Supremes
Shrimp Fried Rice, Double order of coconut shrimp
Today has been fun. But my belly is ridiculously round and reaching to the heavens for vengeance lol
BigBallBellyGirl:
Those Doritos Locos tacos are delicious!!
Morbidly A Beast:
I love em! They stuffed that taco in a chalupa shell recently and it’s like heaven.
I also enjoy the grilled cheese burritos. I usually get three of those, two quesadillas, and five soft taco supremes as my go-to order.
2 years
It's been said I have "an appetite".
Yes, if you can call putting away 9"x13" pans of stuffing and mac and cheese plus veggies and bread in one sitting, you might conclude I have an appetite. 😉
2 years
Morbidly A Beast:
6 chocolate donuts
12 Doritos Locos Tacos Supremes
Shrimp Fried Rice, Double order of coconut shrimp
Today has been fun. But my belly is ridiculously round and reaching to the heavens for vengeance lol
Those Doritos Locos tacos are delicious!!
2 years
