I have a sedentary job, so I was not worried that gaining weight would affect my work.

The biggest challenge for me was getting over the fear of what other people would think or say about me. I was fortunate in that I relocated for a job that moved me away from my friends or family. Yes, some of them would eventually see me as I gained weight, but it was not a daily concern.

I gained weight and, while my co-workers noticed it, they generally said nothing about it. The times I met with old friends and family turned out to be nowhere near as frightening as I thought. Some mentioned my weight gain, but it was more in passing and not a big deal at all.

This emboldened me to really ramp up the weight gain and, thanks to the high turnover rate at my job, we have a lot of new, young employees who have always known me as fat.

I love being fat and have enjoyed the weight gain process. I have zero regrets, but keep in mind that gaining weight is much easier than losing weight. If you're curious, read about set-point theory. For many people, weight gain is a one-way road.

If you're unsure, you can always try gaining a little weight, perhaps 25 pounds or so, just to see how you feel about it. If you like it, you can always gain a little more. If you don't like it, then it's best to stop. If you end up loving it, like I do, you may find yourself going all-in and using heavy whipping cream to rapidly gain weight (think 5+ pounds per week).

I definitely was not born with this preference. I had zero interest in it as a child and was not attracted to chubby girls.

I was about 12 or 13 years old when it started. I remember it vividly. I was at the dentist's office, waiting to be seen. There was a door that separated the waiting area from the examination rooms. That door opened and a teenage girl stepped through. She was fat, wearing jeans and a black bodysuit, which was in style back in the 90s.

She must have gained weight since first getting that outfit because the black color did nothing to hide her muffin top and love handles. She crossed in front of me as she walked toward the front desk, and I was completely enthralled. I could not take my eyes away from the sight of her soft, fat belly bouncing, jiggling, and swaying as she walked. Absolutely beautiful, like watching waves in the ocean.

That really affected me and I never got it out of my system. I have had a preference for chubby women ever since, and I also wanted to get fat as well. A fast metabolism was the bane of my existence for decades until I found this website and learned of this magic blimp juice called heavy whipping cream. I started out at 168 pounds and, despite some ups and down, I have managed to gain weight and am currently at 262 pounds and actively gaining.

I love the way my fat body looks and feels. I adore the way certain tasks have become more difficult as I have packed on the pounds. I enjoy being fat and have zero regrets about gaining. Amazing how a single experience can make such a difference.

I had been drinking 9 fluid ounces of heavy whipping cream, twice per day. I asked AI for a recommendation on maximizing fat absorption from heavy whipping cream. It recommended drinking 3 to 4 fluid ounces of heavy whipping cream every hour! This amount of heavy whipping cream matches the rate of bile production in the body such that, by drinking this amount every hour, my body is able to process it with the bile it produced over that hour.

The end result is that I am drinking even more heavy whipping cream per day than I was when I drank 9 fluid ounces, twice per day. As an added bonus, I feel much more comfortable drinking heavy whipping cream in this way. There is zero gastrointestinal distress. I don't feel the heaviness and lethargy that I did when I drank 9 fluid ounces. I am also thrilled that the heartburn from drinking heavy whipping cream has been completely eliminated! This has been a gamechanger.

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For me, it depended on what I consumed to gain weight. During a very early gaining attempt, I consumed a lot of fruit juice. That caused me to gain a lot of visceral fat, with a round, firm belly. I later learned that the fructose in fruit juice is handled differently, and puts a person at high risk of accumulating visceral fat.

I eventually started gaining with heavy whipping cream, and that has been amazing. The weight seems to be almost entirely subcutaneous. My belly doesn't really feel firm, just soft, squishy, and jiggly.

I had previously hit plateaus during rapid weight gain, and this often coincided with heavy whipping cream intolerance. I started reading more about the subject and reached the conclusion that I had gained weight faster than my body could create new fat cells to accommodate it. I started looking for a solution to this problem.

Normally, the body does not start creating new fat cells until it runs out of storage space with the existing fat cells. For someone who is rapidly gaining weight, this is far too slow. I learned about a medication called Pioglitazone. It is a diabetes medication that increases insulin sensitivity by telling the body to actively create more fat cells. New, smaller fat cells are more sensitive to insulin than full (hypertrophic) fat cells.

I added this medication to my regimen so that my body is constantly creating new fat cells, and I look forward to seeing how my weight gain progresses while taking this medication. An interesting thing to note is that the new fat cells are not created all over the body. The medication preferentially creates new subcutaneous fat cells in the gluteo-femoral region, which is where women typically store fat.

Congratulations! I'm glad you're enjoying your weight gain. I just started gaining again last month and am already up 16 pounds. I love feeling myself grow larger and heavier.

If they are female "friends," then they know exactly what they are doing. I hate to break it to you, but those aren't friends. They are "frienemies." I understand that you don't want to be without friends. I think your best bet is to make new, genuine friends and, once you're secure in your new friend group, then cut your frienemies loose and move on from them.

Have you tried that? If so, how did it go?

I was also a hard gainer. I did have some success with boost shakes, but nothing has made me gain weight like heavy whipping cream. That stuff is magic blimp juice. I drink about 10 fluid ounces, twice per day. I drink it straight but will chase it with some juice or sweet tea. The stuff is incredible and, by far, the cheapest way to really pack on the pounds.

Another interesting thing I have noticed is that my heavy whipping cream cycles have gradually increased my body's set point. I initially weighed 168 pounds when I started using heavy whipping cream to gain weight. I'm now at a point that, even when I'm taking a break and am in a caloric deficit, my body weight won't drop below about 240 pounds.

It's kind of hot to think that the weight gain is a one-way trip, that I can only get fatter, and that all the dieting and exercise in the world can't make me skinny again.

I met with my doctor this past Friday for my annual health checkup. He went over all the test results, and everything was fine except for the cholesterol and LDL, which were both elevated. Heavy whipping cream will do that to you.

He then mentioned my weight, and how much it had gone up since my last appointment. He then turned the monitor toward me, and I realized that his system was charting my weight. It was kind of hot to see my weight just shoot right up within the past year. He then expressed concern over my weight gain of 43 pounds in one year.

He mentioned that options were available to help with weight loss, such as GLP-1 medications, though he also expressed is hesitance and skepticism about prescribing them. He asked me if there was anything he could do that might help me with weight loss. I said, "I could use something to help me sleep."

I know that poor sleep can contribute to weight gain, but I was thinking more along the line of helping me sleep off all those calories from the heavy whipping cream . Normally, I would have felt shame and embarrassment by the doctor bringing up my weight gain. Instead, I felt proud that he noticed the weight gain. It was nice for someone else to acknowledge the fruits of all my "hard work."

Switching topics, I found out I may need to serve on jury duty in November. Let's see if I can outgrow my wardrobe by then .