TonerLow:
I've heard Dr. Drew mention in a podcast that stuffing fetishes likely come from being overfed as an infant.

As far as why I am into that as an admirer/feeder? No clue...

BlobOfFat:
So i found out a few months ago that a vinegar and baking soda bloat exists and i was shocked to see the results the person who was doing it got.


I felt tempted to try it too and i did waht the personn in that video did but welp i got no results only a disgusting experience while doing it,
I'm pretty sure i had messed up the thing.

So can someone let me know the correct way to do it? I reallllllllly wana try it out

Mr Grey Face:
As food enthusiasts, we've all noticed the price increases over the past few years, and the rate of price increase is accelerating.
Looking at world events and fertilizer prices makes me believe there will be a food shortage at some point.

Overeating and encouraging it is soooo popular on this website, but I feel I must risk a little ostracism and suggest that we all adjust our lifestyles to not eat as much food.

I encourage buying long-term food like canned food, storing water, and figuring out what foods you can grow. Many "weeds" are actually edible and delicious.

Lqqqqqlq:
Recently I added peanut butter to my diet to help me return some lost weight. I try to not overdo it and I am eating around 200 - 250 mg peanut butter daily, but strange thing happened. It’s 1 week now but last few days I am sweating a lot and I don’t see any weight gain, I thing I lost 1- 2 kilos and I am not eating less but I feel my midsection and my belly especially jiggly and soft. Is this all normal and should I worry sometimes is wrong?

Munchies:
I used peanut butter to gain weight. It's very effective. I used to to build muscle mass, but it's also good for gaining subcutaneous fat.

Fat isn't very dense. It takes a lot of fat to equal a pound. If you are gaining subcutaneous fat, you'll have to get a bit fluffier before you're weight changes.

It also sounds like previous gains weren't just fat, but also a mix of inflammation and fluid retention. Very common if you have a diet high in sugar, salt, and unhealthy fats.

Lqqqqqlq:
I see. I will continue then for a little longer to see is there gonna be any results

Phatballoon2:
I have no desire to be immobile, just as big as I can get without sacrificing mobility.

Lqqqqqlq:
Recently I added peanut butter to my diet to help me return some lost weight. I try to not overdo it and I am eating around 200 - 250 mg peanut butter daily, but strange thing happened. It’s 1 week now but last few days I am sweating a lot and I don’t see any weight gain, I thing I lost 1- 2 kilos and I am not eating less but I feel my midsection and my belly especially jiggly and soft. Is this all normal and should I worry sometimes is wrong?

fanedfox:
I served in the military reserves for twenty five years. Visiting bases, especially ones with beaches, I frequently saw quite a contrast between active duty guys, (required to be in good shape) and their quite often obese wives. This was especially true for enlisted members.

ChubbyHubby:
That’s a very interesting observation. I wonder why?

Munchies:
Would be nice if belly windows were a thing. Like boob windows, but for guts.

It would be extra hot if seeing fat guys with their guts out was culturally normal in some country.

HappyBigBelly:
It’s interesting you mention boob windows, as I’ve seen more and more of them on women lately. Thin women, though.

I’d love to see belly windows become promoted and worn by our larger ladies in society :-)

ChubbyHubby:
Isn’t that just a crop top? Lol I’ve definitely seen some beautifully chubby bellies on display

Munchies:
Would be nice if belly windows were a thing. Like boob windows, but for guts.

It would be extra hot if seeing fat guys with their guts out was culturally normal in some country.

spoop skerry:
So you want to see the Zardoz look.

Munchies:
Would be nice if belly windows were a thing. Like boob windows, but for guts.

It would be extra hot if seeing fat guys with their guts out was culturally normal in some country.

HappyBigBelly:
It’s interesting you mention boob windows, as I’ve seen more and more of them on women lately. Thin women, though.

I’d love to see belly windows become promoted and worn by our larger ladies in society :-)

Munchies:
1. I am curious to know your definition of "thin" because most of the women I've seen wear keyhole outfits are on the thicker side.

2. There are a lot of really cute keyhole tops and dresses for plus-sized women.

But yes. We need to have more keyhole cuts to show off the belly area - especially for fat people. And also make it socially acceptable for men to wear such skimpy outfits.

I'm totally not a pervert. I swear, lol.

HappyBigBelly:
1. Petite-to-medium young women are the ones I’ve seen wearing the boob windows. It gets fairly hot this time of year where I am. Hence, the preferred top for larger ladies is either a tank or large cami.

2. Oh, definitely. I’ve seen them.

3. Ha, I have a mostly hard beach ball belly, made of visceral fat. So you’d have to perv on my stretched-out tee shirts if you ever saw me in public in a shirt :-)

Munchies:
We probably hang around different demographics then. I'm used to seeing a lot of plus-sized women flaunting their curves. They're fat, they know they're fat, and they can 200% get it.

Nah, I don't perv on the married ones. Imma let your wife enjoy your widening body.

HappyBigBelly:
I just starting seeing them both in public and in the mass media. I’m talking in the past month and not before then. I guess the style just hasn’t made it this way yet? I’ll 200 percent struggle to not stare either way :-)

And understood completely :-) We perv on each other a lot; keeps the marriage fresh and exciting!