Just keep it mind that some people are genetically predisposed to stuff like diabetes, high blood pressure, and bad cholesterol and weight gain can just act as a catalyst rather than the culprit.

I’m sure you probably could with enough stuffing but I don’t think they are anymore prone to be itchy than say a really old scar just areas that are more sensitive to dryness

It’s basically all your skin elasticity. Sometimes you gain sometimes you lose causing your skin to loosens. This happens in bigger people you just gain/lose over a long period of time. Sometimes you stretch out your skin so much over such a short period of time the skin stretches to such an extent it “breaks” causing bigger stretch marks, but if you’re losing and gaining a lot your skin is going to have more elasticity

I drive a pick up truck gives me plenty of space I would recommend but I understand it’s not the most practical especially if you have to park in tight areas

I hadn’t had health insurance for years so I never went to the doctor along the way, so to speak… now that I have insurance I’ve been going and they didn’t say anything other than a concern for my weight I think they just assumed I was always fat.

It’s a endless feedback loop of gluttony, you stuff yourself you increase your capacity your capacity grows you stuff more.

I went from 350 to the 390s from September 22 to January 23. 40-50 pounds is doable but not very sustainable and you have to eat a ALOT and basically never move

Not to get to off topic here, but in regards to men’s fashion I would tend to agree even for myself it’s just gotten to easy to dress comfortably with big t shirts and sweats/joggers as I’ve gotten bigger.. and it gives off s scrubby look I haven’t been impressed with for a while

You sound like the absolute worst

It’s fun realizing you are the fattest person most people see.