Fantasy Feeder

Overeating at night is better for weight gain than overeating at morning?

2xChins:
If it works for you then sure but I find that if I take in too much sugar/carbs before bed I tend to wake up feeling groggy or crappy.

Consider: Do late-night stuffings with less sugar and carbs. There are other kinds of foods besides carbs and sweets.

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Double chin plastic surgery

BerlinGainer27:
That sounds just perfect. So you even get control over how big it shall be with your gain. Sign me up. I would continue to gain until it has the perfect (huge) size.

The fat graft will be proportional to the rest of your gains. This means that, depending on how much fat you've grafted onto your buccal area (double chin), you may have to cap your gains or have some of the fat removed if you get fatter.

Of course, this assumes that you find a surgeon that will give you what you are looking for. Plastic surgeons do fat grafts to the chin, but it's more to enhance the jawline. I don't think most (if any) will give a patient a big, flabby chin.

Feel free to prove me wrong.

If you want some more information about this, I found a link where real surgeons answer people's questions about facial fat transfers.

www.realself.com/questions/facial-fat-transfer/weight-gain

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Betty boop laughs her way into obesity

Omg! I have that episode on DVD! I completely forgot about that one.

I watched it on repeat as a kid. I am pretty sure that did something to me. Just not sure what.

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Unsure

9491S:
Hi, never really posted anything or known what to but here we go. Apologies in advance for any confusion

I (28,m), Like to think I’m a pretty run of the mill guy as it goes, pretty confident in most aspects of life etc. but I’ve always liked larger women. My gf and ex are both averaged sized. I’ve always had a thing for plus size women if I’m honest but never quite acknowledged it to myself until recently. It’s gradually got more of a thing as I’ve got older and I don’t really know what to do anymore. My gf wouldn’t understand, I know that so talking to her about it would be pointless. In the environment I’m from there is a weird stigma against liking larger people which I don’t get, especially if you’re not particularly large yourself. It’s just a confusing situation and I don’t quite know what to do.

I’m not one for sharing my thoughts on things like this normally however I’m in abit of a predicament and not sure what to do. Any advice would be appreciated or if anyone has been in this situation, any thoughts would be great. Thanks

I am curious about your predicament. What changed where you were no longer happy to keep it a secret?

I agree with what everyone else says. Y'all need to talk. It's fine if you need advice on what to say, but y'all need to talk.

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What is the first step?

Indulgingto600:
Would it be bad to stuff myself every meal? Besides the stomach aches is there anything wrong with it? Also what do you mean by “top yourself off”

RIP your wallet. That would get very expensive very quickly. Not just the food, but you'd have to buy a lot of new clothes very quickly from the rapid weight gain.

This is, of course, assuming you won't vomit from being constantly full. Also the fact that you'd pretty much live on your toilet. All that food's gotta go somewhere.

You also run the risk of acid reflux disease.

Stuffing is fine. Frequent stuffing is sexy. But constantly stuffing yourself? Unwise.

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So...maybe sensitive topic....

Anjou:
But do women of color like the thicc white boys more than ever...

Munchies:
I'm a WOC with a thick white boy.

I love him. I love his thickness. We are indifferent about each other's race. You know as it should be. To me, he is a man who happens to be white. My feelings for him wouldn't change if he were of another race.

He understands that I go through things that he can never understand. But he is supportive and listens to me when I talk about my struggles.

We aren't the "I don't see race" type of people. We do. Instead, we see our personhood first and our races second.

I am curious as to what sparked this question. Mixed-race couples have always been a thing. Yes, some decades ago, it would have been illegal. But it's no longer taboo. If anything, it's become mundane.

Etiola:
My parents are mixed races. I too see ethnicity, but I'm also a person first type of person. I'm autistic, and most of us are like this

Girl saaaaaame

It's not just an autism thing. I know a lot of people - of all races - who are like this and not on the spectrum. People are people, but it's impossible to ignore race. One might argue this is the most usual approach to this situation.

Race is a social construct. Some people interpret this as race being fake or not real. Neither of these things are true. Race is real. It's not bad. It's a neutral thing like gender or nationality. To deny its existence is as silly as denying people come in different shapes and sizes.

Yes, it impacts daily living. Yes, you can see it. But it's one of many elements that make up a person.

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So...maybe sensitive topic....

Anjou:
But do women of color like the thicc white boys more than ever...

I'm a WOC with a thick white boy.

I love him. I love his thickness. We are indifferent about each other's race. You know as it should be. To me, he is a man who happens to be white. My feelings for him wouldn't change if he were of another race.

He understands that I go through things that he can never understand. But he is supportive and listens to me when I talk about my struggles.

We aren't the "I don't see race" type of people. We do. Instead, we see our personhood first and our races second.

I am curious as to what sparked this question. Mixed-race couples have always been a thing. Yes, some decades ago, it would have been illegal. But it's no longer taboo. If anything, it's become mundane.

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Balancing fast food gains and health

JaidenGrowingFatty:
So for the foreseeable future, fast food is gonna be part of my diet. Already put on 5 pounds thanks to working at Wendy's, but my health has started to go down somewhat. Of course, I started off actually pretty good in health, so the decline has left me still in good condition, but I want to know the best way I can keep the incredible gains from eating fast food like I do, and limit the health issues

If you eat a lot of fast food, try not to live off it. Don't make fast food the bulk of your nutrition if you can help it.

If you aren't doing it already, take a daily multivitamin. It will help supplement the gaps in your nutritional intake.

Even though you are eating fast food, try to be healthy. What I mean is don't mostly eat burgers and fries. Wendy's has some semi-healthy options. Make sure you eat those too.

Drink more water than you do soda. Yes, soda is good for gains, but it will sap your energy in the long run. Plus, drinking lots of water will help flush out the excess salt you will be eating.

And lastly, try to be somewhat active. You don't have to act like you are training for a marathon. But regular walks and strength training helps. Don't forget to stretch to maintain some level of flexibility.

Unrelated, but make sure you have some quality shoes since you'll be on your feet a lot. Suitable footwear is imperative no matter you size, but it becomes more so when you get heavier.

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Liking stuffing, but not liking weight gain?

Cookiekit:
Howdy,

I’ve been and on and off gainer for a few years (yes I’m only 19 shh) but I’ve found I like being stuffed to the brim significantly. Part of this is just growing up with food insecurity and emotional eating, but I don’t think I actually like gaining. I just like seeing how much bigger the food makes me look and enjoying it. Anyone else relate?

This was me towards the end of my gaining journey.

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Thoughts on "miles away" feature

Miachu:
Recently the "Miles away" feature was added

What's everyone's thoughts on it?

For me I find it a bit scary at times lol

If you are looking for an in-person connection, it's a helpful feature.

If you are a stalking victim, like me, it can be kinda scary.

That being said, I protect myself by putting a fake location and not revealing too much about myself or my location.

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