Feeding machines are usually left to fantasy. They are real, but they are also super expensive because they are a medical device for the paralyzed.

Big fan of Don't Starve: Together.

It really isn't. There's a difference between a miscommunication and ... whatever that was.

And then trying to get her to delete the evidence. Smh.

Lol, gottem

Don't blame this on speaking English as a second language. I have many friends who speak English as a second or even third language. Some of them don't speak very good English either. But not a single one of them would do what you just did.

All day stuffings require a lot of planning and foresights. My advice is to get all of your favorite foods and alternate from savory to sweet and heavy to light. Remember to take breaks.

Also, you should be eating something at least every hour. Doesn't have to be big and heavy. Just keep yourself topped off. Keep yourself in the sweet spot where you are quite full, but can move around if need be.

Also, eat foods with fiber throughout the day. You're eating a lot of food, and you'll need to keep it going. Espcially if you are eating things like cheese and bread.

Ex-gainer here. When I started my journey, I was 115 lbs and dreamed of being a curvy 200 lbs woman. Since I gain pretty evenly, I probably would I have been a plus-sized hourglass.

Fast foward to 130, and I notice I feel heavier. Nothing major, but I don't feel as light as I used to. And I notice a jiggle on my sides whenever I power walked. It was a sensor heck scape. So I decided to gain muscle and fat at the same time.

I was not prepared for how much I liked putting on muscle. I've always been active, but not like that. I felt strong and lightweight even though I was getting heavier. It was a real struggle because the body I dreamed of wasn't the body I was getting. I knew that if I changed things up, I could be fat. But I just couldn't stop exercising. It was like a drug.

I was around 150 when I started making peace with my conflicting desires. I knew that the fat woman of my dreams would never be a reality. And I realized I would never be happy at that weight. I stopped gaining at 168 and have been maintaining ever since.

I don't regret it. I look beautiful and I feel powerful. I stare at myself in the mirror and I no longer feel the disdain I felt at 115. I didn't get what I wanted, and I couldn't be happier.

*Hayloft intensifies*

But in all seriousness, I'd make you exercise and feed you green smoothies. Torture you with being healthy until *I'm* confident you've learned your lesson.

Then, I'd feed you constantly until you are too fat to please a lover and then leave.

I second this. If you want to gain and gain sustainably, you need to resolve why you lost the weight in the first place. The way you lost weight is somewhat concerning. If you gain more weight, you will likely have a major setback - or at least yo-yo for a while.

Being fat is more than a body shape. It's a way of life. And if you aren't mentally prepared for that lifestyle, you will be miserable.

When someone selects you in chat, it highlights them in yellow. Unfortunately, the text is white. It's not so bad when I view it on my phone because I have blue light filtering on 24/7. But since I don't have that on my computer, I cannot read what the white text says. I have to find their profile picture in the main chat and go to their profile in another tab to read their bio.

It would be great if you at least adjusted the color to improve readability.