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Post-lunch chug! Someone come rub this swollen gut and shove another down my throat!
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My uncle just suffered a heart attack-like event
The day after I express concern over my diet, my uncle's doctors discover a 70% blockage in his arteries after feeling shooting pain down his arm, so he had a stint put in there. I'm younger and more active than he is but I'm at least 30lbs heavier than him.
Gaining and hypochondria do not mix. This is a part of me that I cannot deny, but it is difficult to do sustainably and in a way that maximizes longevity or at least overall enjoyable health. It's comparable to REALLY enjoying the act of rock climbing while being scared of heights. Can't get up high without climbing the rock, but can't climb a rock and not end up high.
I stopped counting calories and trying to gain for like three days and I lost nearly five pounds. How tf do people get to 400lbs+ by accident? I get in my head about spending too much money, consuming too much sugar, adding tips to delivery, or inconveniencing others, and I'll not eat when I'm hungry because of the stars not aligning. But still the same time, I don't want to be mindfully gaining forever — it's so tiring. I kind of have to be, because my body is annoyingly good at self-regulation when it comes to metabolism and excretion of excess fat that I'll lose weight with a single day off.
Some people stress eat, I stress fast. Eating is the last thing I want to do in most situations. It costs money, it takes effort to prepare, and it takes my hands and eyes away from my book or game or whatever. I have to go out of my way to do it and fit it into my day. My idea of a cheat day is eating 800 calories and just doing nothing all day. I don't want to cook or go shopping or sit at a restaurant or have greasy potato chip hands. But I want to be 400lbs some day (not specifically, I just wanna be big big), so I gotta force myself to eat.
There's plenty who'd love to be in my position. So is the way of the world.
Gotta keep this bulk going
Being this size would bring me true happiness. Getting closer each day
One of the worst feelings I get is when someone I looked up to for building a bigger body goes in the other direction and loses a bunch of weight. Usually it's guys who aren't in the gaining scene, but just are bigger as a result of powerlifting or natural means. It gives me a feeling of doubt and uncertainty for myself.
"Do they know more than me? Am I foolish for wanting to gain weight?"
"Do they actually look better smaller? Would I look better smaller too?"
"Everyone is going to say how proud they are of him and how great he looks because he's lean now, and here I'll be, that guy who used to be cut and conventionally attractive, just getting fatter like some weirdo."
It's very easy to have doubts when involving myself in something so permanent. However, I've wanted to be larger since I was a kid. The guys that I know... they value leanness as a beauty standard and I don't. They never understood when I'd say "I'm tryna get like you, bro!" While they were at 300lbs and struggling to see their own value. They'd hit me with "Nah bro you don't want this. Wouldn't wish this on anyone." They deadlift 600lbs but only see themselves as brutish, unkempt, and out of shape. Their belly is a thing of disgust while mine is of pride. But everyone can relate to the feeling of having an opinion sullied by someone else's public distaste for that same thing.
Even though being big is what I want, I grew up in the same culture as they did. I understand what is beautiful to everyone else, and I'm not blind to how I'm "ruining" myself. It's not as easy as just "don't listen to what others say." Because it's within me. I want to be the big guy, but most of the big guys don't like being big. It's difficult to keep my eye on getting bigger when everyone around me has the opposite goal and is satisfied with the results.
fulltimepapi is looking HUGE lately 🥵🥵🥵
Dang his IG is gone. I wonder what happened?
Officially gained 100lbs in the last 10 years. 10 lbs a year isn’t that noticeable, right?
I gotta remember that this is the rate at which most people gain in real life. It's easy to get discouraged when you seem to be the same weight as last week, but gaining too fast is not sustainable. What am I gonna gain one pound per week for life? I'd meet my goals in two years and be done with it. That's boring. This is the way to go.
This guy got huge
Here we have more photos of our great man than in. In a few years I went from being a thin boy to being extremely obese.
Layton, a senior Fashion Design major, realized that his Pfatter U classmates had a real problem: at the rate they’re all packing on the pounds - some of them instantaneously! - they needed fashion solutions that grew with them. So, Layton came up with his Bloatwell brand, made with a proprietary fabric designed to keep up with the growth of our ever-expanding student body.
After seeing the success of his everyday collection, some of our athletics coaches reached out to Layton to design sturdier uniforms for their players. Here’s a video Junior baseball player Seth as his new girth tests the limits of his Bloatwell baseball jersey!
Watch Jeremy, Marcos, and Josh model more pieces from the Bloatwell collection by joining our Senior Class tier!
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Raiding the Kitchen
He stopped being a thin man to be an extreme obese man in a few years 2017-2023 150 lbs- 500 pounds
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2021 After the pandemic it was when he gained more weight and was left with extreme obesity
2022
And now is a obese boy It has a huge size and is so beautiful with this extreme fattening he will soon have immobility problems
If you want me to upload more photos of this huge pig, give me support and ask me.
Wow, this one is spectacular
Belly ripples 😉
Astounding before and after
TROPHY HUSBAND GAVE UP ON TRYING TO IMPRESS YOU AND BECAME A LAZY GLUTTONOUS SLOB
Miss chatting with this chap ❤️