I'm not judging here, just curious.
Are you...
1. Gaining but don't talk about it with anyone.
2. Gaining but not admitting that you like it or that even that you're okay with it.
3. Gaining and tell people you're okay with it but not that it's intentional.
4. Gaining and tell people you like it but not that it's intentional.
5. Gaining and tell people it's intentional.
6. Gaining and admitting it's a sexual thing
7. Gaining, didn't want to tell but people found out anyway.
If you've said more to some people than others, you might give a mixed answer, e.g. "2 to some friends, 1 to parents" or something.
Thanks!
12 years
KermitTFrog77 wrote:How do I counter act weight watchers without looking like I am doing so?
Yeah, that's totally messed up.
12 years
I would go for the low-impact exercises. Running will be hard on your knees and feet if you get big.
12 years
Igor Olman wrote:
Anyone ever had the Quadruple Bypass burger from the Heart Attack Grill in Vegas? A mere 9,982 calories ...
I think that would be a chore to eat.
10 Double Baconators would be much easier.
12 years
Igor Olman wrote:AskDrFeeder wrote:
2. But at some point they get cold feed
Now that's a Freudian slip.
Classic!
(Thanks. Fixed it)
12 years
Wendy's Double Baconator is 940 calories and tastes great. Plus it has such a decadent name.
12 years
weighting4u wrote:
I think I'm already a brusher. How did that happen?
Destiny?
12 years
Many feedees follow this pattern:
1. They gain weight intentionally for awhile and all is well and good.
2. But at some point they get cold feet and decide to lose weight. So they diet, and work out, and lose a bunch of weight.
3. Then--for whatever reason--they change their minds again and go back to gaining.
A couple of people have testified that this regaining experience is more intense than the original gain. One said it was the greatest experience of his life!
So: Have you had a regain of this sort? Was it particularly intense? In what way?
12 years
