Considering gaining a bit?

"How to Get Fat" on my site may help.
11 years

A question

Maybe they're fatophobic FAs--that is, they're attracted to you but don't want to be because of social conventions or their own cowardice or whatever.

So they turn away to suppress their attraction.
11 years

Slim to fat

jiggleoverjeans wrote:
I think h is chubby and the only really fat one is j.

Currently I'm maybe around a g. So close to the threshold.


Going for j?
11 years

Vegetarian

Some years back a vegan posted some details about her gain. I don't remember much but I remember she was consuming a lot of cooking oil! It's very fattening, about 120 calories per teaspoon.

I'd mix it into your pasta or veggies or whatever and gradually increase the amount you use. It can be pretty hard on the digestive system if you take it straight.
11 years

Slim to fat

Creampuff300 wrote:
Uhoh. I think I'm fat smiley


Maybe...you'd better gain some more just to make sure!
11 years

Slim to fat

soylentlilac wrote:
There seems to be very little difference between her and -g-


I made the differences subtle on purpose, so people could explore the where-do-you-draw-the-line question.

I also just put a larger version of this at drfeeder.deviantart.com/
11 years

Slim to fat

Someone asked where you draw the line between a chubby woman and a fat one.

Using the attached pic as a guide, I'd say:

a. normal
b. normal
c. normal
d. normal
e. chubby
f. chubby
g. chubby
h. fat
i. fat
j. fat

Please chime in with your own opinions! I'm sure they won't be exactly the same.
11 years

Chubby or fat?

Okay, just started a new thread to help answer this. See "Slim to Fat" in this forum.
11 years

Moderation??

dimplesxoxo wrote:
Can't stop gaining....I see no problem there...


Yeah, if you can have that attitude you're golden!
11 years

A crossroads...

LoverBrick wrote:
People sharing their experiences and coping strategies when people ask question would be handy though.


Maybe some of the advice I gave Amanda would help. Worked for her:askdrfeeder.dyndns.org/letters.html#Amanda
11 years