Honestly, no. I was a skinny 150 pounds (at six feet tall) when I started gaining, and I'm now 287 pounds and still actively gaining. To be frank, there are a lot of negative lifestyle factors associated with being this obese. I've developed a number of health conditions I didn't have when I was a normal weight (nothing too severe, but I'm now on multiple medications when I wasn't on any before). I'm completely out of shape and get out of breath way before I used to. And I sweat an absolutely ridiculous amount. All of these things have non-trivial impacts on my general quality of life.

All of that being said, the feederism fetish is pretty much the only thing that gets me off sexually, and it's so unbelievably erotic knowing that I've intentionally made my belly this fat and am still trying to make it grow even bigger. So I don't regret gaining. Sometimes I wonder if I should've waited until I met someone with whom to share the process of fattening up this much, but it still hasn't happened (and I'm almost 30), so looking back I'm satisfied with the decisions I've made.

It's a 1.5-ounce, 330-calorie liquid supplement designed to be added to other food or drink. If I started spiking my Boost VHCs with these, then they'd each be 860 calories instead of just 530, which could help me gain more quickly. I'm tempted to buy some and try it, but I was wondering if anybody here has used it before and, if so, what kind of results you got from it.

Six years ago I was very skinny (150 pounds at 6'0" ) and decided to do something similar to what you're describing by gaining 30 pounds, which at my height would put me on the cusp of being clinically overweight.

I ended up pretty much getting addicted to it (the sexual thrill of gaining rather than the food itself), and now I'm 287, which is merely eight pounds away from officially being morbidly obese. My belly is so fat and covered with stretch marks now that I don't think I could go back to being thin without looking abnormal.

Basically what I'm saying is that a test gain isn't a bad idea, but if you're anything like me, you may like it even more than you expect and end up massively overshooting your original goal.

Back in April/May when the coronavirus lockdown was in full swing, I stuffed myself with a minimum of 6,000 calories every single day for several weeks. I gained very quickly and added 23 pounds of pure fat to my belly in a single month. I wish I still had time to overeat to that extent, especially now that I'm only ~15 pounds from my goal weight but have unfortunately hit a plateau for the past couple of months.

I'm 6'0" and 287 pounds with a BMI of 38.9 (almost officially morbidly obese). My empty belly measures 54" around.

For those who aren't aware, Boost Very High Calorie should be a part of every feedee's diet. It has 530 calories per eight-ounce carton, so if you drink a couple of these every day on top of stuffing yourself, your belly is guaranteed to get huge (just look at my pictures, haha). I've gained 137 pounds since 2015, and probably half of it is directly because of Boost VHC.

For the longest time, it was only available in vanilla, which honestly doesn't taste very good (though the results are definitely worth it). I've always wished that they would make it in chocolate or strawberry, so you can imagine my delight when I noticed that Nestle's website now sells a strawberry version. I immediately ordered a case and can't wait to try it! 300 pounds is tantalizingly close now...

I'm trying to reach 300 pounds as soon as possible. I'll officially cross over into morbid obesity in the process, which is exciting.

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I'm ideally looking for a mutual gaining relationship, but I'd also be happy either just being fed or just feeding someone.

This isn't the answer you want to hear, but I'm a former pharmacist and can tell you that there are no creams, etc. that have been proven in high-quality clinical trials to prevent or treat stretch marks. I'm in the same boat as you in that I never wanted stretch marks, but I got them all over my belly and now just have to live with it. It's part of being into this fetish.