Munchies:
A lot of staple foods are calorie dense: rice, potatoes, beans, ect. Plus they are cheap, so you can eat a lot.
If you cook at home and want to get your fast food fix, you can make it yourself. It's cheaper, and you can make it even more fattening.
High fat fish, nuts, and avocados are good ways to gain weight in a more healthy weight.
Put cheese and sauces on everything.
Be mindful of your salt and sugar intake.
This. She is right.
For the same price of a fattening fast food run, you can easily make 4 or 5 times the amount of like food at home.
Just read the grocery store mailers that they send out every week. There are usually specials on meats that are cheap and pair well gravy and potatoes. Pork shoulder is your friend.
Also, if you learn how to make a good pan sauce, you can easily add an extra 500 plus calories to every meal you make
12 months
Just own it. Say you are a foodie that likes to eat and try new food. Anyone with a natural inclination to feed will become more interested.
You most likely will get less matches, but the matches you will be of higher quality
1 year
Sounds like you really should have a conversation about this with your soon to be wife. It sounds like living the fattening life is one that she really prefers at this point in her life, so a conversation with her could really help clear the air and increase your comfort with the whole thing
2 years
Yeah, get covid (this is a joke, obviously)
2 years
Do they say that they have an "inner fat" person?
Do they enjoy food to the point it is sexual in nature?
Do they ask you if you've dated fat people before?
Do they have mixed (therefore unsettled feelings) about fat people?
Do they always want to cook something for you, and encourage you to "finish your plate"?
Do they playfully tease you if you've put on a few? (and they play with it)
Do they tend to gain weight in a relationship?
Do their past SO gain weight in a relationship?
The list goes on
4 years
