Munchies:
Such a silly notion on a website for gluttons and glutton enthusiasts. It's not even like your stuffing was all that outrageous compared to others mentioned here.
Morbidly A Beast:
Joins something For Gluttons and Glutton Enthusiasts
Someone does something Gluttonous: what da
Right! I'm thinking that's what a lot of us do -- eat WAY more than the average person and push ourselves! It's kind of the point. Plus, you NEVER ask for money or food or anything else, which is the hallmark of a phony profile.
1 year
My body goals are as important to me as my weight goals. I have a very belly-centric gain, and I have a goal of a 90" belly by the time I reach my weight goal. I also enjoy measuring the difference between standing and sitting, when I'm surrounded by my own fat, as well as between pre- and post-stuffing. My record growth from a stuffing was 4.5".
1 year
Morbidly A Beast:
I went ham with some McDonald’s last night
I had 4 Big Macs
20 nuggets
2 large fries
2 large shakes
Just a light 5750 calorie meal
Now THAT'S a happy meal!
1 year
I have a fat ball gut that's softer on my lower belly, and several side rolls that seem to stretch out when I'm very stuffed.
1 year
BigBallBellyGirl:
I love the physical sensations of being too stuffed to do various things, like:
- breathe deeply
- sit up straight
- get into a standing position
- handle the pressure of a waistband on my belly
- tolerate temperatures above 68 degrees
There's a point at which you can do nothing but sit, partially reclined, with a pillow behind your back, the air all the way down, your bare belly pulsing from the fullness.
Mrman1980uk:
Your level of gluttony is exceptionally impressive.
Thank you! I have help, but I'm also just a big girl with a big appetite and a fat belly that can hold it all!
1 year
Curiouskatt:The heaviest person I’ve met is my current manager where I work haha. She’s tall, probably 6’2 maybe 6’3 and really obese. She waddles but is still super active I can tell she struggles (mostly just from her heavy breathing) but can bend down, stock shelves, go up and down massive flights of stairs - she gets around haha. From my guess she is about 230kg/500lbs- maybe even more tbh
BigBallBellyGirl:Oh, wow! I can't even bend down or kneel, and I'm only 355. Granted, I'm only 5'3" with a giant pot belly, but still. That's impressive!
Curiouskatt:Yeah it really shocks me just how much she can do being so massive, she’s at work all the time too. I wonder if I’ll be able to get around like her when I reach her size
And stairs .. especially climbing up .. are hard work! I can't do more than two or three!
1 year
Curiouskatt:
The heaviest person I’ve met is my current manager where I work haha. She’s tall, probably 6’2 maybe 6’3 and really obese. She waddles but is still super active I can tell she struggles (mostly just from her heavy breathing) but can bend down, stock shelves, go up and down massive flights of stairs - she gets around haha. From my guess she is about 230kg/500lbs- maybe even more tbh
Oh, wow! I can't even bend down or kneel, and I'm only 355. Granted, I'm only 5'3" with a giant pot belly, but still. That's impressive!
1 year
At 355, I'm usually the fattest person in the room -- particularly in a professional setting --but I once worked with someone who weighed 465 pounds before losing about 200. I've seen a few who were larger than him, often on scooters.
1 year
I love the physical sensations of being too stuffed to do various things, like:
- breathe deeply
- sit up straight
- get into a standing position
- handle the pressure of a waistband on my belly
- tolerate temperatures above 68 degrees
There's a point at which you can do nothing but sit, partially reclined, with a pillow behind your back, the air all the way down, your bare belly pulsing from the fullness.
1 year
I love swimming. I find when gaining as a woman, bikinis are the way to go because you don't have to upsize as often!
1 year
