18andfree:
My goal is immobility in the next four years
Be as lazy as possible. If money is not a concern, order every meal in and only get up to use the bathroom or to get more to eat. Ideally, getting a step tracker and setting how low you can get the number would be best.
Drink "dirty soda," some sort of soda with cream or half and half, syrups, etc. It can take a 500cal gas station drink up to over 850 in the same volume. Drink as many calories as you can.
The more you lay around and do nothing, the more your muscles will atrophy. You might not gain a whole lot for a while despite everything because you're losing muscle mass as you're gaining fat mass. And the faster you grow while your muscles get weaker, the closer immobility could be. You might have issues with your gallbladder which can slow or reverse progress, so jump on those early so you can keep growing. Don't get discouraged!
1 week
Family, kinda. At my peak of 350, I was the biggest by a few dozen pounds. Now that I'm hovering a little under 300, I'm down to number 2.
Friends - I'm the second fattest of my friends besides my partner who is around 340. One person (at a guess) is in the 350-375 range.
For now, anyway.
2 weeks
This is one of my fantasies. I've done some shakes, but just as shakes.
2 months
Being fat is something I love. I love being soft and squishy to the point that I get really horny-- so my squish turns me on, and I want more. It's a lovely way to love myself
3 months
I actually just have My Fitness Pal. It let's you set a weight goal, a target change per week, calories needed per day, etc. It doesn't check all the feedism boxes, but it's pretty handy.
5 months
My partner is about 40 pounds heavier than me, and I think it's so fucking hot. When I told her I like fat people, she decided she didn't need to diet anymore.
5 months
Last Podcast on the Left lol
5 months
40 flat. I actually got weighed today at the doctor lol
6 months
Curiousv:
Weight is not a good measure for this.
(and pretty much everything else)
These are great points, especially for people who don't like to focus on numbers. A lot of people (like me) love seeing the numbers go up, but for others it's the growth, adaptations, outgrowing, etc., and the numbers distract from that or make it less enjoyable.
I would also suggest there is an attitude difference between the body types, as well. A BBW/BHM gained weight and doesn't really want to grow any more because of their lifestyle but they still feel sexy and don't really want to increase activity. An SSBBW/SSBHM might be someone who feels much more attractive and happy the larger they get, although they have hard limits they won't exceed. A USSBBW/USSBHM wouldn't be a person who either has a medical condition or is part of the feedism community and has either grown to the point they are significantly limited in daily activities and likely would not be able to change if they wanted to (which they don't).
So yeah, I think mindset matters, too.
8 months
Lynne841:
These classifications are like trying to accurately guess someone's weight on sight or a picture. Impossible. Just too many unknown factors, muscle mass, body composition or bone density and everyone carries and distributes fat differently.
Clothing stores is the worst ...
I don't know if there's an actual source out there, but I've always heard that BBW is anywhere from 140 to 350, SSBBW is 350 to 600, and USSBBW is 600+. What's now, there's the 400/500/600/700/800/900 clubs, where the person has reached that weight. That one comes from Dimensions magazine back in the stone age, I think. At least, that's always been where I've seen people comfortable taking the title.
Otherwise, it's realistically whatever you decide it means. A person could say that their waist measurement is 68" and they are an SSBBW, and they weigh 300 pounds. That measurement would certainly be in line with other SSBBWs and SSBHMs despite the weight being lower.
So to answer the question... it depends.
8 months