FatAsButter:
Getting out of breath going up the stairs or walking a short way is normal, if you're fat. I go and have a couple of minutes sit down after the stairs, to recover my heart rate. (I'd worry if I was out of breath for no efforts or if my heart rate didn't return normally) I'm twice as heavy as an average person my height so in effect I'm carrying a whole extra person everywhere I go. Like 150lb backpack. I think I'm doing well to even manage what I do, from that perspective! You're probably in a similar place? I enjoy the pull of my heavy fat and the need to take time over activities - and to avoid some things completely. It's part of the thrill of increasingly extreme obesity for me. As I'm gaining I'm thinking about how it will feel when I reach the weight of three people my height who are a minimum healthy weight - that's 28lb away. I'm expecting a struggle and to be that bit nearer needing a bariatric stair lift. I want to hear that motor strain :0)
I already use a mobility scooter for getting out and about which I wouldn't need if I wasn't so fat and getting fatter. I'll need a bigger one by the time I'm 3 people heavy lol
My BMI hit 50, so it's all expected.
Maybe do some aqua aerobics. I enjoy that - it's good for stretching but won't wear any fat away.
Also the feeling of going up the steps out of the water afterwards is amazing. When you've been much less aware of your weight for an hour in the water and then you get out - the immense loading in such a short time is how I'd imagine it'd feel if you wished to put on 70lb by magic and it suddenly arrived all at once.
This is so hot! Congratulations on your gain.
3 years
Bigwideland:
I would choose nigella lawson, a true foodie, awesome cook, and a closeted FA I think.
She said of fat people, how delicious it must have been to get that big, my sort of lady.
Totally agree with you. She's great and looked even lovlier when she was fatter a few years ago.
3 years
There's no easy answer. You just have to eat a lot and keep snacking between meals. Weight gain shakes and stuffings to increase belly capacity are good.
You have no control over where the weight goes really although you want to do minimum exercise to get a floppy belly.
3 years
Curveman:
I like to hide mine in high rise stretch jeans which come up to my bellybutton. The lower part still jiggles and feels great but is not on display.
Bellyhangjim:
do u cover with a t-shirt all leave ur belly on display all stuffed into ur jeans
Oh, I cover it up at the moment with a T-shirt. Although, if it gets much bigger I might have to own up to it in public.
3 years
I like to hide mine in high rise stretch jeans which come up to my bellybutton. The lower part still jiggles and feels great but is not on display.
3 years
I'll have to try DrFeeder's challenge. So far I have managed a 4 big macs, a large fries and two large Cokes at one sitting. Must do better...
3 years
I now have to stand with my legs apart if I want to bend over so the gut has somewhere to go.
3 years
I would agree that I think it's mostly genetic. I have a ball belly but would really rather have a soft flabby body. I have tried all different kinds of foods along with heavy cream and beer and have not found that what I eat makes much difference to where it goes. When I gain it goes to my big hard ball belly first and then seems to dissipate to other places after two or three weeks of gaining.
3 years
67 here. Still gaining.
3 years
TheCheezWhizard:
Ideally, I'd like a huge, round belly while remaining thin everywhere else. Basically, I'd love to look like the male equivalent of being nine months pregnant.
I've added 156 pounds to my frame since I started gaining, and while I've definitely put on weight in other places (thighs, etc.), I'm pretty happy with how big my belly is and how my body looks overall.
You are definitely achieving your desires then, looking at your photos. Congratulations are due.
3 years
