Perhaps you could find some stories, here or elsewhere, that reflect the sorts of things you'd enjoy. You could even highlight/annotate specific passages so he has the opportunity to discover exactly how you'd like him to behave.

I would tend to agree. However I think it would be difficult to successfully argue that being turned on by someone getting fatter is anything but a fetish.

13 lbs in a little over two weeks. From bitter experience I'd encourage you not to sink a pint before bed. As has been highlighted above, heavy cream can cause stomach upset, especially when taken in such a large quantity all at once. But also, the digestion of such a vast number of calories caused both my heart rate and body temperature to increase, which led to sleep disturbance.

What I found worked best was to limit my daily intake to between 600ml and 900ml (roughly 1-1.5 pints) distributed across the day, but not after 3pm or it would have a negative effect on my appetite in the evening.

I also abused sugar quite hard. 100g dissolves in about 250ml (4oz)of warm water, providing a very easy means of consuming 400 calories. I would often do this at the same time as a cream dose for maximum impact.

There's no evidence that heavy cream will cause burning of visceral fat. If, indeed, dairy consumption does result in a reduction of visceral fat, it is likely this will be the result of redistribution.

There is good evidence of dietary factors causing fat redistribution between subcutaneous and visceral fat: Trans fats can cause the former to transfer to the latter, for example. However I'm struggling to find any studies that suggest dairy causes a redistribution in either direction. All I can find is this article about a study in which a correlation between dairy consumption and lower visceral fat is observed:

www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/09/170913193146.htm

This is correct. Additionally, the claim made by Keto dieters that heavy cream aids weight loss is incorrect. Keto only works because it puts you in a calorie deficit, in spite of what Keto cultists would have you believe.

Do you mean North West UK, or North West England? Since you're in Manchester, I suspect it's the latter.

I'm experiencing exactly this dilemma. Having accidentally put on ten pounds toward the end of last year, my wish to lose them again wrestled with my wish to put on another ten to the degree that the fantasy was beginning to feel intrusive. So to satisfy the latter, I decided to allow myself to just go nuts, but within a very strictly defined window of time, after which I would cut back down to my pre-winter weight.

So, over a period of seven days (my allocated gaining period) I consumed between 7,000 and 9,000 calories a day. The results were pretty amazing. On the morning of day 8 the scales were up 5 pounds.

Of course, this led to the inevitable desire to continue.

And so i did continue. I'm now up ten pounds and I don't think I'm going to be able to stop. Several times over the last two weeks I've made the decision to go into reverse. But then, perhaps during some mundane, everyday activity, I notice that I'm fatter, and suddenly I'm engulfed by the erotic tidal wave and all I can think about is adding calories. On Tuesday I took a 4,000 calorie lunch break because my pants were feeling a little tight. Insane.

Another 'addictive' aspect is also the fact that, after so many days of overeating, my capacity for food has increased and I'm constantly hungry.

Yes, a couple of purple marks on my love handles, and the very beginnings on my belly.

Personally, I just drink it straight. It does take some getting used to though, so a bit of milk and milkshake powder (Nesquik) will certainly help.

Once you get used to it, you'll be amazed by how easy it is to add large numbers of extra calories. Just don't go nuts to begin with, as I did, or you can expect a stomach upset and a sleepless night.

It really works, though. I've piled on the fat since adding heavy cream.

I've just come to the end of a very intense week+ of calorie overconsumption, taking me from 224lb 8 days ago, to 231 today. By supplementing "normal" food with heavy (double, in UK) cream, as well as drinking sugar solution, I was able to consume between 7,000 and 9,000 calories each day.