SweetCaringBBW51:
No!! this is just a fantasy world for the males on here
In all fairness you only joined 2 weeks ago. That's a little soon to be so down on the site. Maybe give it a little more time. I'm pretty sure there's some decent males on here. My philosophy is be guardedly optimistic.
3 years
When I see all the beautiful feedee's on this site and others I find myself wondering how many thousands of woman are out there who secretly want to be feedees but haven't discovered sites like this yet or haven't found the courage to buck society and become full blown feedees. I think there's more than we ever imagined.
3 years
fatluvinguy:
I've been recently diagnosed with Diabetes. I shouldn't be surprised as I've been actively gaining for the past few months and have gained about 30 pounds and weigh more than I ever have. I absolutely love packing on the pounds and really want to continue. Wondering if other gainers have found ways to balance their diabetes with weight gain. I'd love to hear some thoughts on this. I'm at that stage right now. Right now I'm on a lose dose of Glibizide, along with Metforman. It's brought my numbers down somewhat but I imagine I'll have to increase the dosage of Glibizide soon.
Pattycakes:
I learned I have Diabetes yesterday. I've been gaining pretty well lately and am about to pass 300 pounds, so this diagnosis came as a blow, although I'm not really surprised.
I'm glad you asked this here because I'm not ready to stop gaining just when it's getting really good. My Dr. prescribed medication and I'm to see her in a month to see how it's working. I hope it helps.
3 years
GainingLear:
So initially don't worry about gaining, just maintain until you get your blood sugar numbers under control.
Once you've got the meds figured out you can start figuring out the boundaries for what you can do to start gaining again. Everyone is a bit different, some people need to just watch their sugar intake, others have more serious restrictions. Appreciate your response. Glad to know it can still be done. Right now I've started glibozide to get Blood Sugar under control. Seems to be working, but might need to increase dose. Have you had any issues during your gain.
I've gained about 70 pounds since being diagnosed, it's very doable but don't expect it to be as fast as your previous gains.
3 years
Ky Belly Boy:
I have diabetes and I love gaining weight. It depends on what you eat. I can stuff my belly with mashed potatoes and it doesn't affect my blood sugar levels. Heavy cream doesn't have a lot of sugar or carbs. So look at the labels on what you want to eat. And don't forget you medicine 😊
Thanks for the positive thoughts. Guess I'll have to educate myself a little more.
3 years
I've been recently diagnosed with Diabetes. I shouldn't be surprised as I've been actively gaining for the past few months and have gained about 30 pounds and weigh more than I ever have. I absolutely love packing on the pounds and really want to continue. Wondering if other gainers have found ways to balance their diabetes with weight gain. I'd love to hear some thoughts on this.
3 years
I love the feeling of T-shirts getting tight around my bulging gut and seeing my roll of belly fat peeking out from the bottom of them. I also really enjoy grabbing and slapping my gut. The feel of that big slab of fat jiggling and rolling is just pure bliss and makes me want more.
3 years
It's all just personal preference. There's no specific weight limit for me. It just comes down to how well they carry the weight. I've seen 600lb women who are very sexy and I've seen 400lb women who don't appeal to me.
3 years
fatgothbimbo:
I guess title explains in but are there any groups/events/meetups in southern (or even east or centralish) Ontario?
Or really if not anyone wanna plan one? 😂
I have to say as a former Ontario resident southern, central or eastern Ontario covers a lot of territory.
3 years
Bittybelly:
I like to have more ideas of goals if that makes sense. Since idk how my body will react to gaining. Size goals vs lbs/kg goals are also a good thing to consider since weight definitely looks different depending on the person.
Generally though, having short term goals and long terms goals while gaining helps a lot especially if there's not much encouragement or results 😅
You make a great point about weight looking different on every person. So far I'm happy with how extra weight looks. Believe me, if I didn't like how it looked, my days as a gainer would be over. To your last point I find results to be a slow process. Simply put, getting fat takes a lot of work, especially with only negative comments in the real world. So yes, moderate goals is a must.
3 years
