I met my wife at a concert at a casino. When she first came walking up to my friend group (a mutual friend of ours has made sure we were both there, secretly), her low-cut blouse revealed her 46 DDD chest in a way that still arouses me today :-) That little jiggle with every step, hehe.
4 months
Ursula:
I drank antipsychotics and antidepressants, and I still drink. Indeed, many of them increase weight, especially neuroptics
Specifically respiridon, triftazine, olanzapine and clozapine(I live in Russia, so the trade names may be different)
You can gain up to 20 kg per month and so on
MottiF:
Holly molly! That’s sick! Why gaining weight with meds intentionally? Better eat fattening foods!
VisibleBellyOutline:
Just to clarify: I completely disapprove of using meds to gain (or lose) weight. I was merely observing that for the brief time I was prescribed Mirtazapine, I did notice some quite dramatic weight gain.
Glitter Jelly:
Yes, I'd say the top 3 medications that will make you gain weight are: Mirtazapine, Olanzapine and Depo-Provera.
Finickyfeedee:
Depo-Provera for sure makes you blow up. I was on it for its intended purpose for a while and although I had to change to a different birth control due to other side effects, I gained more weight on Depo without putting in effort than I usually do trying my hardest during gaining cycles. I wish I could get back on it again, especially because I also preferred it over my current birth control for several other reasons, but sadly it takes such a bite out of your bone density that I can’t get back on it safely and probably won’t be able to for many more years, if ever. If you ever take it, be sure to keep up with your DEXA scans to be sure your bones are OK.
I didn’t know my wife yet years ago when she also gained a lot of weight on depo. Said it was in shot form. She had already gained almost a hundred pounds with her first child, then went on depo where she says she got pregnant anyway with her second, plus got even fatter.
4 months
I agree with just telling her, if she’s already showing every sign of liking and enjoying her added weight.
My other half has a big girl’s belly that’s gotten even softer through the years and I always make sure she feels loved each time I hold her :-) She’s gained about more 70 pounds since we met almost 10 years ago. I’d say she was about 260 when we met, so you do the math :-)
4 months
Aw, best wishes to all in this thread who want to have the most special gaining experience of all, which is to grow fat and happy with the one you love :-) My other half and I have fed off each other’s mutual love of our bodies. And thus, we’ve fed off many a dinner plate :-)
4 months
Sounds like a solid plan to gain a beautifully bigger belly :-)
5 months
I feel sad for you and your situation as you describe it. You need someone to love you for all you are. You don’t need someone writing negative things about you and hiding it.
5 months
Jackoff All Trades:Ah, that makes sense. So nothing short of genetics would change a belly. Long ago, I did come across an interesting comment on another forum, where someone was asking if pregnancy would change their fat distribution. Basically the poster was asking if being pregnant would smooth out their belly rolls.
Munchies:You're more likely to get a B-belly than a single belly.
Interesting this thread takes hold. I didn’t yet know my wife years ago for her first pregnancy, but it was indeed what grew her belly in the first place. Today, it’s quite the sagging pair of belly segments for the “B.” 😊
5 months
Can’t go wrong with pizza or pasta :-)
5 months
HappyBigBelly:
Recently, she’s cut it a bit shorter to where it’s poofier in the back bit crunchy due to all the goop she puts in it to accentuate her curls. She’s mentioned keeping it short forever, which is surprisingly fine with me.
Wondering how I can encourage her to keep going wild with shorter and shorter hair without pushing too hard? I am so seriously excited at the thought of her with a short, tight buzzed ‘do or maybe just shaving it bald and see what happens :-)
LoraDayton:
You do understand she is a whole person and not your personal doll to dress? Like seriously, this isn't that hard. "[wife's name], I just wanted to share how much your current hairstyle really suits you! What are your thoughts about it? Have you thought about any other styles in the future? Would you be open to suggestions or ideas I have?"
Instead of manipulating your partners, fucking talk to them and ask them things. It's not that hard.
You always play the same note :-) At least the trumpet still works, I guess.
5 months
Hi everyone :-) We all post here a lot about our partners’ body type, but today the subject is hair. And what looks good on certain body types.
For the majority of my wife’s adult life, she’s had fairly long hair, with mainly a thin, straight texture to it once it grows to a certain length. She had cut it short many years ago, before we knew each other, and it brought out a much curlier texture.
I’ve always been mainly a “long hair guy” when it comes to my favorite style on her. But her decision to cut it short again recently hasn’t turned out as bad as I thought it would. Think Lily from the AT&T commercials, hairstyle-wise. It was long enough to be “present” but much easier to deal with for her. (At 330 pounds as she is, it got harder for her over time to do certain maneuvers, such as putting it up).
Recently, she’s cut it a bit shorter to where it’s poofier in the back bit crunchy due to all the goop she puts in it to accentuate her curls. She’s mentioned keeping it short forever, which is surprisingly fine with me. She’s mentioned styles that I didn’t used to think looked good on larger women, but I could even imagine her looking great with a buzzcut or just shaving her entire head and starting over. I guess it’s because I end up loving everything she tries, even if I don’t at first.
Wondering how I can encourage her to keep going wild with shorter and shorter hair without pushing too hard? I am so seriously excited at the thought of her with a short, tight buzzed ‘do or maybe just shaving it bald and see what happens :-)
5 months
