WhiskeyMickey:
I find it hard to find a person to chat with that I feel very comfortable with. I'm not looking for a relationship, I really just want one consistent lady to share my thoughts and ideas about the lifestyle. I find most women either like me for my weight, want money for food, or just want to chat and run never to be heard from again. It's hard for me to talk to people, so finding someone I feel comfortable with is very hard. Does anyone have the same issue?

ftmbulker:
What are the fastest, most effective foods, strategies, supplements, etc. for bulking up while keeping a beer belly? I've always loved the muscle fat look and I'm trying to attain it

spoop skerry:
I'm not exactly sure, but I would say lift weights and do nothing else exercising, and then eat a lot of fast food for visceral hard fat.

FattMatt:
We use , instead of . Haha

FattMatt:
People seem to forget that being fat doesn’t equal being massively out of shape. If you keep working out, you can be fat and in shape. Sure you’ll never be able to be athletic.

spoop skerry:
There is an inevitable inertia to being that heavy, and it only increases with weight. Even in shape, people aren't made to lug around 300-, 400-, 500-pound plus bodies.

FattMatt:
The average gas prices per gallon in the Netherlands are around $9,084. Luckily we can ride a bike to most places 🥲

FattMatt:
People seem to forget that being fat doesn’t equal being massively out of shape. If you keep working out, you can be fat and in shape. Sure you’ll never be able to be athletic. But you don’t have to be wheezing and out of breath everytime you get up just because you weigh 300+ pounds.
Ever seen the strongest people alive, they all have a pretty good layer of fat over their muscles.

FattMatt:
Honestly, I think we will learn to stop wasting perfectly good food just because it has a wrong color, isn’t the right form, has a bend, is a little bit smaller or larger, is a day old, before we actually have a shortage of food.

FattMatt:
Well it definitely all depends on your stamina and weight. I think it’s fair to say that most people 220+ wont jog 5km. I can’t anymore, I don’t want to anymore. But I’ve had to sprint in some occasions for work, healthcare worker here, and I was astonished that I could still sprint for 100-200 meters and only be moderately out of breath for less then a minute.

FattMatt:
Thanks for the advice. Maybe I just need to go into a conversation asking what they want, getting to know each other or just fat talk.

PolyPinoyPuppy:
This sounds like something I might try now too; I don't particularly care for trying to read people's minds, especially if their profiles are nearly empty.