TooSmall:
Daily heavy cream right before sleep can be an easy way to get in the calories if you can stomach it.
To make it more palatable, you might like to try mixing it with chocolate milk. Make sure you go to bed full.
9 years
At 130lbs, I don't really feel right being "a skinny person". Almost like there's a fat guy trapped in here that needs to be set free. I just wish I could come across a lot of fat friends that would help me get him out.
9 years
I hit a gainer kick when I found this community back in late 2014. I went from an underweight 125 to a "normal range" 135. I was living in a dorm for a year. I've gained and lost back and forth since then, reaching as high as 140lbs. I'm currently 130lbs.
9 years
ForSomeTime:
This kind of happened to me slowly over time. Been a huge fat admirer for as long as I can remember (probably when I was around 11 or 12), and fast forward several years and I got into the idea of feederism and making someone fatter. I think the lack of actually engaging in feederism made me sort of project the idea onto myself maybe two or three years ago: what if instead of making someone else fatter, I just started gaining weight myself?
Im still very much at odds with it, I still want to stay thin and be able to get around in life without any sort of negativity in regards to my appearence as I'm incredibly insecure. But every now and then I think about being double my current weight and it's something I desperately desire. It's going to take quite the courage/encouragement for me to even get near that level, though I have unintentionally gained close to 20lbs since then, and I've been loving it and hating it at the same time for the same reasons.
Sigh....fat is too good...
Reading through your posts, I identify a lot with you. Always had a fascination with fat people, and grew up as a bean pole. When I hit puberty, I directed my fascination towards women specifically getting fat, but over time that morphed into: "I should get fat too."
There are a few things standing in my way, and part of me feels like I should stay thin and fit so I can help my already-slim dating chances, and not get ostracized by the people I know on a day to day basis who might judge. Part of the reason I've been working nose to the grindstone on academics and saving money is so I can move away, hopefully meet a special girl who's into this too, and live prosperously with a good income and an expanding waistline.
I'm still skinny yet at 130lbs and I work out for now, but I am thoroughly convinced I'm a future fat guy.
9 years
I wonder if that's why. I know it was a common trend with the "feeder goddess" trend of user that were trying to scam people.
9 years
I've looked on some profiles, and for some reason, if I were to hit the "about" tab to see the meat of their profile, it disappears and goes "No items found" is this an issue related to people who can't update their basic info?
9 years
A. How big are you now?
2. I am pretty scrawny.
B. What's your goal size?
6 sounds terrific
C. What would your goal size be if you were independently wealthy?
7 if I was with someone who wanted me that big
D. What would your ideal partner's size be?
I'd love her to be a 6 or a 7.
E. If you could, by magic, experience a size for a short time, which would be it?
I'd wonder what being a 8 would be like if I could pick one. Though if I could experience a bunch of them, I'd definitely like to experience all of the above sizes to "try them on".
9 years
Really awesome story there. I love how appealing all of the experience sounds, especially going from a decently athletic body and then just undergoing a metamorphosis into an obese fatty.
As a former cross-country runner myself, I think the whole thing about the butt jiggling while running sounds like it would be an interesting sensation.
Thanks for sharing!
9 years
As a really scrawny guy, I only really have a fantasy frame of mind at this point. Sometime in my life, I want to weigh at least 300lbs, but 400 sounds ideally tantalizing. I'd just love to know what having a fat belly and tits would feel like.
Also, I'd like to point out, it brings a smile to my face seeing the posts at the very beginning of this thread and all the goals posted. You open up the profiles and a lot of them either met their goal or surpassed it. Stuff like that makes me happy.
9 years
I've been skinny pretty much my whole life and I still am.
Is it kind of odd that I envy some of you? Sure the teasing might have been tough but for a lot of you, you love or at least accept the fact that you're fat, right? I think that's awesome, and I kinda wish I had a bad metabolism or a big unhealthy diet growing up.
9 years
