Aquarius64:
Please can story writers make some attempt at getting their spelling right! I am aware the odd typo slips in. I am aware autocorrect makes some peculiar changes that the writer is not aware about. I can forgive one or two slips! I can tolerate American spelling vs English spelling... just about.
Some writers seem to have no concept of basic grammar and the differences between the same word spelled differently. It changed the entire meaning and interrupts the flow of the writing!
For instance, if I repeat the first sentence of this post the way some would write it, it would read:
�Please can storey righters make som attempt about getting their spelling write!� Do you see what I mean?
I know I�m old fashioned, but there we are! Bad spelling drives me nuts!

SahX:
This is a kids show and the episode was about a 10-year old boy gaining weight for a competition.


A KID. What's wrong with you??

Storygal:
... under the new rules coming into UK later this year about having to prove age to access porn sites?

Getting chubby:
I became chubby this year to see what it was like found I like my new size and I am comfortable being fat my girlfriend who is a ssbbw want my to lose some of the weight so do BBws like fat guys

Tubby4Spaghetti:
I can say from personal experience that not only does the general female public dislike fat men, even BBW and SSBBW don't care for them either. One woman I know who is over 500 pounds says "I'm not attracted to fat men, sorry."

It's really the same for any fat person - people in public either don't see you at all or they look you up and down and look away.

That can be part of the tun, though!

That said, in my experience, women go for how well a guy treats her, how he takes care of himself besides the weight. Not a slob, sees to his finances, has a healthy relationship to his mother and his family, seeing where he can contribute rather than what he can take, isn't a drug addict or alcoholic or in and out of jail, has aspirations for himself, and who is grateful to have a woman in his life and wants to share it with her.

Fattty1:
Hi all. So I met my partner 7 years ago and she was extremely active and in great shape weight was about 65 kgs she was a size 8 c cup boobs

Fast forward 7 years and 2 kids later she's up-to 103kgs and there's no end in sight she's up a size 16 very tight fit to an 18 her boob's are now gf cup and she has cellulite growing every where, her lower belly and thighs boob's and hips are covered in red stretch marks that she seams to ignore lol.



Anyhow we were talking last night because she insists she wanted to lose weight and I said I'd support and help her when she said to me she's come to realize she's not built for exercise I asked what she meant well after about 5 minutes of gentle walking she breaks out into a sweat and she hates that. She also said she's really enjoying the fact she has an ass now and would like it bigger lol I said I do as well.

She also mentioned how it's becoming a turn on when we have sex and her belly bounces against her pussy lol.



Just thought I'd share and hoping she continues to grow

Influx:
There are plenty of topics on this already, not sure why a new one of these pops up every week.

But I agree with KHayes. It's her body, and her choice. There's no 'slowly convincing' her. She either wants to be big, or not. And you need to make the choice of whether or not that makes or breaks your physical attraction to her.

Also, you need to stop lying to her. She asked you what weight you like, and you say you "low balled" the answer. Yet you admit that's easily +50lbs below what you actually like. You're worried she's not understanding your physical preferences, and at this point that's true - but it's your fault. She asked you, and you knowingly gave her a wrong answer.

So yes, be a mor "open FA" with her, and tell her the truth about your preferences. It's not her possible rejection of your preferences that's at play here. It's very much you're not even telling her your true preferences, so she literally *cannot* ever understand them if you don't actually express them properly.

cyr117:
I've been dating my girlfriend for 3 years now, we even live together and I do plan on marrying her. She knows I like bigger women and she says it does bother her from time to time but not all the time, but over time I think shes slowly getting more and more comfortable with it. I mean shes still with me lol. Sometimes she asks "whats your weight limit?" to which I sort of low-ball and reply- " Oh, about 220ish" I said 230 not to freak her out since I would prefer around 290-320 range. mind you she's about 185 and her weight does go up and down, when I first met her she was around 150. She tries to diet and go to orange theory a couple times a week. I think shes trying to lose a couple of pounds to fit in her bridesmaid dress for a wedding we are going to next month. Obviously, I love her and want whats best for us. After the wedding I would like her to gain, but what do I do? Do I become more open about being an FA? Do I just encourage her to gain more? should I break it off?

nadac27:
interested!