Yup, me too. ~170 lbs 6'1" jogging 6-8 miles a day, lifting weights, and health obsessed to 250+ lbs flabby, lazy, out of breath easily, and gorging on junk

Same here... under seems more natural and accentuates the belly nicely.

My work clothes have become embarrassingly tight to the point that pants and shirt buttons are about to go. I wear my pants under my belly, partly because that's the only way they would fit, and so my belly and love handles hang over the waist. I have taken to wearing shirts untucked so as to look less ridiculous, haha. But my shirts are so tight around my belly that I am sure I still look ridiculous. If I am seated and my gut is relaxed or I have eaten the shirt gets so strained at the buttons that there are clear windows between the buttons to my belly. Any day now before a button pops off and reveals more of my belly. Actually, now that I think about it, I did pop a button off a suit jacket just before an interview once. In any case, none of this stops me from - and in fact it even encourages me to - stuff myself silly all day, sometimes eating multiple breakfast, lunches... no wonder my clothes don't fit.

I enjoy wearing tight clothes too. Its fun to show off the gains and it makes me feel even fatter when I am testing the limits of my clothes. I also like to try on old clothes that are so tight they are painful or ridiculous looking that I wouldnt go out it just to remind myself how fat I have become. Gotta say its pretty sexy when women go out in clothes that fit better a few pounds ago too!

Yup, just posted a similar response in another thread... from ~170 to 200 because that sounded really fat, to 220 because that would truly be fat, to 230 because I'd be officially obese, to 250 because that's obese and a very fat sounding number. I have been dreaming of 270 to make it 100 lbs gained in total... and 300... because I think that might actually be fat.

I really like stretchmarks on women. I have some small ones of my own that I like too. As others have said, nothing like seeing the signs of one's indulgence.

I didn't accidentally gain past my goal, but I revised my goal upwards each time I reached it, haha. 200...220...230...250. I finally stopped around 250, but really have the urge to gain more.

I started with the idea of losing the weight... and I did lose weight... and then regained all of it... twice... haha. Eating and being fat feels so good and is addictive.

me too

Describes me too. I used to be super fit and obsessed with health and fitness. I was 170 lbs or less at my thinnest but let go, stopped exercising, and got to 253 lbs and completely out of shape. Definitely a few reactions... mostly stares and indirect comments... one or two people poked my gut... doctors of course were concerned... but overall not as much reaction or commentary as I would have guessed from people.