Where you gain is totally genetic. Since you are transgender, you can get hormone therapy, but even then there are no guarantees.

Not too many other places for them to come from. Not too many fat athletes.

There are not that many role models for BBWs and BHMs, and it is a shame to see a role model denounce their size.

I didn't read the Sun article, but it has happened for years. Celebrities like Carney Wilson, Oprah, Roseann, Camryn Manheim and so many more. This upsets me too.

It's a little of both. It's nice to see one of "them" become one of "us." It's also nice to see someone who is already a BBW/SSBBW. But after a point, even if it is 500 pounds, I don't think adding more weight is exciting.

It is totally wrong. It is her decision to attempt to be at the weight she wants to be.

Size is not the only aspect of jiggling. This includes women. Some are perky and large and don't jiggle much. Some are small and saggy and jiggle even at an A cup.

Not me. I have zero interest in pregnant women, but I love fat women.

I would go very slowly and look for clues. You say she is chubby. Does she talk about losing weight? Is she OK with her weight? Does she like to eat? Start out by letting her know you like larger women. Then perhaps make jokes about seeing her get larger and see how she reacts. Does she reject the idea of getting larger? Does it gross her out? Or perhaps she would like to enjoy eating more.

When you first gain weight, your body is not used to it. If you stay the same weight for a while, you'll probably stop. If you continue to gain, you'll stay that way. You've got a lot more to gain, so hopefully your body will get used to the extra weight eventually.