No. As the quality of AI goes up, it become difficult to determine what is real or what is not real. Here in Fantasy Feeder, I feel it is important to show the real you.
14 hours
I'm a 6 for now and looking to gain more.
2 weeks
Sterlingdf:
I discovered Fantasy Feeder about 4 years ago and it changed my attitude about my weight. I weighed about 210 pounds with a 46 inch waist and wore a XL size shirt. Just for fun I thought I would try to get to 220 pounds. Took me a while to get to 220. I started thinking more about food and my weight gain diet and learned a lot from other gainers here.
Now, four years later I'm 40 pounds heavier with a 54 inch waist and just bought four new 3XL shirts. I have enjoyed watching my love handles go from zero to two inches deep on my sides with a belly apron six inches deep.
I just re-set my weight goal from my current weight of 250 pounds to go up to 265 pounds. I thought I would be happy at 250 pounds, but strangely, I am not. I have to admit I'm addicted to gaining weight. I love getting on the scale to see I've gained another pound. I would imagine there might be a point where I might be heavy enough, but I notice I am admiring more and more the pictures of men who are 400 pounds or more. (I used to just look 200 to 300 pounders.)
What's strange is that the extra weight I have put on has made me less mobile, unable to put on socks or clip my toenails and sometimes I get a little winded - but I actually enjoy those changes! To me these are not problems but proud signs of me getting fatter. To me, getting fatter has become an erotic accomplishment.
Has anyone else had a similar experience?
I would also welcome any encouragement as to how high I should set my weight goals or where I should consider leveling off, and, of course, any dietary changes that would help me gain (no high sugar diets, please.)
Munchies:
I'd say your experience is fairly common. There's something about seeing the changes in your body that gets people going.
I will say that if you want to keep the gain train going as long as possible, stay active. This is especially important with older people as you are more prone to weight related complications.
Ha ha... I like that "...keep the gain train going". I agree that this year I must exercise more, not only to eliminate visceral fat, but to maintain a level of healthiness as I gain more.
Interesting that in a lot of comments the 300 to 350 pound range seems to be the point where gainers feel they have "arrived" or achieved a level of fatness that is acceptable to them. It is like up until 300 pounds is "stage one" and from there they either maintain or go to "stage two". However, it also seems that upon reaching 300 pounds there is more curiosity about going heavier.
1 month
Vidarr:
By belly fat is soft on the outermost part, but it's a bit harder when you go deeper when touching it.
Is there a way to soften it up so it becomes more soft and jiggly?
Munchies:
Exercise mixed with a high calorie diet. And make sure you eat a balanced diet too.
From a past Forum post of yours, I know you are a fan of soft hanging bellies and you have mentioned before that to get there I need to exercise and have a high calorie diet. From your experience with your SO, what type of exercise works best to soften up deeper hard fat and how many calories do I need to increase to offset weight lost in exercise?
1 month
Definitely my belly until I have a huge hanging belly apron.
1 month
I discovered Fantasy Feeder about 4 years ago and it changed my attitude about my weight. I weighed about 210 pounds with a 46 inch waist and wore a XL size shirt. Just for fun I thought I would try to get to 220 pounds. Took me a while to get to 220. I started thinking more about food and my weight gain diet and learned a lot from other gainers here.
Now, four years later I'm 40 pounds heavier with a 54 inch waist and just bought four new 3XL shirts. I have enjoyed watching my love handles go from zero to two inches deep on my sides with a belly apron six inches deep.
I just re-set my weight goal from my current weight of 250 pounds to go up to 265 pounds. I thought I would be happy at 250 pounds, but strangely, I am not. I have to admit I'm addicted to gaining weight. I love getting on the scale to see I've gained another pound. I would imagine there might be a point where I might be heavy enough, but I notice I am admiring more and more the pictures of men who are 400 pounds or more. (I used to just look 200 to 300 pounders.)
What's strange is that the extra weight I have put on has made me less mobile, unable to put on socks or clip my toenails and sometimes I get a little winded - but I actually enjoy those changes! To me these are not problems but proud signs of me getting fatter. To me, getting fatter has become an erotic accomplishment.
Has anyone else had a similar experience?
I would also welcome any encouragement as to how high I should set my weight goals or where I should consider leveling off, and, of course, any dietary changes that would help me gain (no high sugar diets, please.)
2 months
Sterlingdf:
What is the purpose of bloating with sodas and mints or other methods?
I don't like the feeling that I am so full I'm going to throw up.
Does bloating actually help enlarge ones belly? I guess if that were true I wouldn't mind those results.
Munchies:
If you drop some Mentos in Coke, it will fizz like crazy. If you do this, I recommend you take your time.
Bloating helps improve capacity, but you can do other things and achieve the same results.
Oh? Now I am intrigued. Like what "other things"?
And how do you use Mentos in Coke? Drink the Coke first then take a Mentos? How much Coke should one use?
3 months
What is the purpose of bloating with sodas and mints or other methods?
I don't like the feeling that I am so full I'm going to throw up.
Does bloating actually help enlarge ones belly? I guess if that were true I wouldn't mind those results.
3 months
What a nice stadium we have here! I am thankful for that. Down on the field, like a rugby match, the two teams are fervently, passionately fighting for a chance at the ball, if only to run with it for a moment before being bludgeoned by the competitors.
The abused are one the benches, groaning.
In the stadium, I look around. Spectators mostly, enthralled by all the brouhaha. Some don't even understand the rules. Some have played the game and are either out because of injury or too old to play with the younger competitors. Some are here at the invitation of friends curious as to what side they will pick.
Some are here for the beer and food.
Then there are those who are outside the stadium. Some say they wouldn't go in there because "It's just crazy!" Most have seen the stadium and lack all interest in what goes on in the stadium - or they are afraid to ask. Some are very afraid of what might go on in the stadium and are embarrassed even when they have to drive by.
Some just don't give a hoot.
At least I have a place to go. I am in the stadium and I am watching with interest. There will be heros. There will be bums, but at least these are my kind of people.
3 months
Sterlingdf:
I can't bend over enough to clip my toenails anymore, at least not with my current clippers. I make a mess of them and I am huffing and puffing so much I can only try to cut one at a time before I have to stand up and catch my breath..!
I am happy my belly is big enough to cause this problem, but I do need to find a solution. Anyone have an experience with other toenail trimmers?
Munchies:
You have two options:
1. Invest in long-handle nail clippers.
2. Get them professionally trimmed (nail salon or a podiatrist if you have other issues like ingrown or thick nails).
Any suggestions on a long-handle nail clipper?
Yeah, I do have an issue with thick toe-nails.
I guess the other option is to find a friend to help me, but that is a long shot.
As an aside, did you know that only primates have fingernails and toe-nails?
3 months
