Pummpumm:
It just happened... Though a bit stuffed I just crossed the threshold of being officially overweight on my scale. I am lowkey freaked out and excited at the same time. I have never been overweight in my entire life before and it is still crazy to realize: "I am an overweight person now."
What did you feel like when "it" happened?

BoysRCute:
Does anyone else see skinny teenage boys like just starting college, and want to just fill them up till they pop

Lqqqqqlq:
So I’ ve decided to try this 2 week HC thing to gain weight.
I drinked half pint of HWC and soon after that I started to sweat, is this normal and will my body adjust to the cream?

Angy523:
Something weird happened today. I was spooning him and he put my hand on his belly and pressed against his softness. Too bad it was in the morning and his belly was small and empty. But I liked it anyway. I guess he got used with my hand on his belly since I put it there almost every time. After I played a little with his belly, he moved my hand lower and he was hard. Is there any chance that he started to enjoy me touching his belly?

Also, I saw last night some pics with him 2 years ago when he was nice and fat (well, not too fat, but 15kgs heavier than now and it looked great on him) and he told me I wouldn't liked him if I met him back then. Ofc I told him he looked very sexy back then too. He also had some moments those days when he told me he is fat and I told him he isn't (as I said in the past, I don't consider him fat now), but every time I added that even if he will be fat, he still will be very sexy for me and that I would love him like this.

The Augmentor:
I also post my stories across multiple sites. However, I haven't run into the technical difficulties elsewhere that I've run into here on FF.

I just discovered that DeviantArt also apparently has tweaked its formatting somewhat. I used to be able to add basic HTML tags to get my stories to default to a serif font and to indent each paragraph. But now it seems like that's been replaced by CSS. I tried to copy the CSS code that shows up in the editor so I could duplicate the style of my older posts, but it doesn't work. The CSS code shows up as text when it's published. Another minor annoyance.

I'd have to say that Curvage seems to have hit the sweet spot. Text doesn't retain the emphasis formatting I like so much when I copy and paste it into the editor there, but I guess it's not too much trouble to add it manually with the appropriate buttons.

CookNFeedin:
Solid advice there. Talking to her is THE solution. That said, it's possible she's into this for her own kink, but I think the more likely cause for her being so quick to want to gain weight is the reason she was trying to lose it. If her only real reason for wanting to lose weight was just so she'd feel attractive, then this may be a bit of stress relief for her and she's just leaning into it. Either way talk to her clear the air, get motivation, and if this is something she really wants to pursue, remember informed consent is a thing. Make sure she knows what she's in for.

Yeahlikethat:
She defo wasn't looking to gain weight before, she wanted to lose it but as you said that was just to feel attractive (probably in instagram/ societies eyes). I would low key love it if this developed into a kink for her, but I doubt thats even possible and I dont want to force it.

The conversation has to happen, i'm quite an outgoing guy normally but when it comes to talking about this with her I kind of shrink haha. Thanks for your input, appreciated.

Justagrowingboy:
Hi All,

I’m looking at making some videos stuffing myself to share within the community but I’m not looking to be identified in them so don’t want to show a face. Anyone have any tips to producing said videos and do you think people would be interested in them?

Thanks!

Ney:
As I know it sugar is a type of carbohydrates. So if you talk about sugar or carbs it's actually the same. Carbohydrates are the most unhealthy type of food and alosothe type of food which is not actually an essential for the human body. That's why you won't find any or only few high-carb diets. Most are high protein, cause it's the building material of the body, to say it simple. Fats are also important for survival, but some are more healthy than others.
So if you wanna be as healthy as possible possible keep some distance from carbohydrates.

In the end it's as simple as that: If you wanna gain, you have to be in a caloric surplus. You can calculate your body's daily intake for keeping the weight (just do some research) or you could track your calories every day for a week or so. That way you'll get a feeling for how much your body needs. Therefore you can use several apps (also here just do some reseach).
If you know your intake just reach it everyday and add more calories and you'll gain.

Munchies:
It's the other way around. Carbs are a type of sugar. There's two types of sugars: simple and complex.

Simple sugars are easy to absorb. This would be things like fruit or cane sugar. Complex sugars take more effort for the body to absorb and break things down. This would be things like starches or carbohydrates.

That being said, carbs are 100% necessary for the human body to function. It's just that people tend to eat way more carbs than they actually need to eat. For more information, check out this:

www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/161547

Also, most people these days eat a lot of refined carbs. These are carbs that have most of the nutritional value stripped from it. This is why you hear people say things like "eat whole wheat bread instead of white bread." Sure, white bread may taste better to most people. But whole wheat bread has numerous health benefits to it.

Of course, everything in moderation. Eating too much of anything will negate its health benefits.

PolyPinoyPuppy:
Agree with everything but the semantics; Ney was right. Sugars are water-soluble carbs.

To return to the topic, there is a lot of research linking excess carbohydrate consumption with the development of type 2 diabetes. As with all things, do your research and take steps to mitigate the risks you want to avoid.