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Starting off at my heaviest weight ever (252lbs)! I’m ready to keep growing and put on at least 100 more pounds! This video has flexing, burps, belly play, tight clothes, and my huge, bloated, gassy gut after binging the night before. LOTS MORE CONTENT TO COME ON MY NEW TIER -GOLD PREMIER!!

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Reblog Fat Spell

Your fate is sealed. With each reblog you will grow fatter. There is no reversal. Caution to those who are unsure. DO YOU WANT TO BECOME A SUPERCHUB HOG….well then reblog to cast and never go back.

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Keep the fat comimg!

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Keep ending my days in the same way - beached lol…

The results of one year of fully committing to the gains 😅 any Canadian feeders wanna help me turn it up a notch?

#gettingfatonpurpose #gaybhm

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As a slender man, around 150-180 lbs I generally used to sleep on my front.

Now, at 365 lbs, all I can do is lay flat on my back, pinned under this swollen ball of choking visceral fat.

As I lay there, breathing like I’m running a race, my hands can’t help but caress this massive pile of lard that I’m growing, pinching the spilling edge of the ball, where it’s swallowing up hips, thighs, fupa… “yes, it’s fucking REAL”, I tell myself, as my nub of a cock hardens, and I dream of what it would be like to be 100, maybe 200 lbs heavier…

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🥥 Coconut Curry Cream Noodle Soup XXL

A silky, ultra-rich fat bomb for ambitious gainers who want maximum caloric density and blissful satiety.

Ingredients (serves 1 determined gainer)

Metric:

400 ml coconut milk (24 % fat)

30 g unsalted butter

30 g walnut oil (≈ 2 Tbsp)

15 g curry paste (≈ 1 Tbsp)

200 g cooked ramen noodles (from ~90 g dry)

55 g streaky bacon, fried until crispy

100 ml heavy cream (35 % fat)

30 g maple syrup (~1.5 Tbsp)

US:

13.5 fl oz coconut milk (24 % fat)

2 Tbsp unsalted butter

2 Tbsp walnut oil

1 Tbsp curry paste

7 oz cooked ramen noodles (from ~3 oz dry)

2 oz streaky bacon, fried until crispy

3.4 fl oz heavy cream (35 % fat)

2 Tbsp maple syrup

Instructions

Render the bacon in a skillet until crispy. Set aside, keeping the fat in the pan.

Add butter to the bacon fat and let it melt gently. Stir in the curry paste until fragrant.

Pour in the coconut milk and bring to a gentle simmer.

Add walnut oil and stir well — the soup should look glossy and thick.

Drop in the cooked ramen noodles, stirring to coat them fully in the sauce.

Stir in heavy cream and simmer for 1–2 minutes to thicken further.

Add maple syrup for a subtle sweet note that enhances the curry and balances the saltiness of the bacon.

Top with crispy bacon and serve immediately.

Nutrition per serving (entire recipe)

(Values approximate)

Calories: 2 688 kcal

Fat: 227.5 g (≈ 76 E%)

Carbs: 120.2 g (≈ 18 E%)

Protein: 30.3 g (≈ 6 E%)

Why This Recipe Works for a Gainer

Fat-dominant energy: Coconut milk, heavy cream, walnut oil, bacon, and butter create an extremely high-fat base, ensuring that nearly all excess calories are efficiently stored as body fat.

Walnut oil’s advantage: Rich in omega-3 ALA and polyunsaturated fats, walnut oil not only boosts calories but also improves texture and flavor depth.

Coconut milk + cream synergy: Both bring saturated fat that slows digestion, creating a long, steady nutrient release — ideal for prolonged satiety without early hunger drop-off.

Carb spikes from noodles & syrup: The moderate carbohydrate load triggers insulin release, shuttling the abundant fats directly into storage. This “fat + carb spike” combo is a classic bulking strategy for maximizing lipogenesis.

Pleasurable mouthfeel: The combination of cream, coconut, and butter makes the soup velvety and indulgent, coating the palate with every bite.

Satiety without bloating: The richness satisfies deeply while the liquid base makes it surprisingly easy to finish, even for a large portion.

This is not a light soup — it’s a deliberate caloric overload, engineered for gainers who measure progress not just in grams, but in visible fullness and growing curves.

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An 18 inch pizza? A NORMAL person would stop at 2 slices, MAYBE 3. A big, fat, gluttonous hog like you? You'll be gobbling the entire pizza and ordering a second pie while you're chewing up the last slice!

Fuck that may explain why I’m getting so fucking bloated 😫

Almost done and so full of pizza it’s making my belly feel really stuffed. I need to stop but fuck I just want it all pounded down in my fat gut until I can’t sit up. Just gotta keep eating till I burst 😫