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caf123
October 13th, 2011, 08:23 AM
Hi.
This is really hard for me to post, because its been a pretty big issue in my life and a very private one, but I need some help. This sort of falls under the eating disorders category, but it also falls under sexual...stuff.
I am 16 years old, male. As far back as I can remember, I've been overweight. When I was very young I was chubby, in 3rd grade I gained around 50 lbs and at 160 lbs I became obese. From 3rd grade I went on to gain another 20 pounds up until 6th grade. However in 6th grade I put on 60 lbs just that year and held it until around a year ago. Since then I gained around 35 pounds, leaving me at 275 lbs.
When I was young, I used to be pretty obsessed with being overweight. I was made fun of and such, and wanted to lose weight. But in private, I would stuff pillows under my shirt and pretend to be fatter. As I grew older, and more overweight, I began to purposely over-eat and gain weight. My stomach stretched and I became happier with every pound gained.
Truthfully, when I'm in that place, I'm at my happiest. I enjoy every ounce of my body, and enjoy everything about being fat. Over the last year I've gained around 35 lbs, and while sometimes I'm unhappy about that, like when I'm in public or something, behind closed doors, I'm happy and thinking about how I can get to 300 lbs.
Really its only a sexual thing, because as soon as the waves over I feel guilty about being overweight and what I did. But I've found myself sitting down and eating 3000 calories meals just for the fact that it arouses me.
I think it must run in the family or something, because my older sister has gained around 250 lbs since high school and enjoys it as well. She weighs around 350 lbs now at 5 feet 3 inches tall.
So is that my fate? To be 400 lbs when I'm 30? Honestly, I feel like I would be very happy there. What do I do?
noturnback
October 13th, 2011, 10:24 PM
Over weight means heart attacks at an early age. And it also puts strain on the jonts. I'd recommend getting some friends or family and start working out.
And you'd gain a few benefits such as muscles and your dick with get bigger (you really just get rid of all the fat covering the dick up.
Amaryllis
October 14th, 2011, 03:06 AM
I've been to both ends. When I was little, my aunts and parents would make fun of me and said I looked pregnant. Later, my friends made fun of me for being fat. When I was 90lbs. I developed several eating disorders that dropped me to 50lbs in a year or less.
Believe me, I understand. People will tell you how being overweight will lead to this and this. But when you have a mental illness, nothing will chane what you do or the way you feel. Nothing except yourself.
I don't remember a day of my life when I didn't hate myself. I've been called ugly since I was born. My relatives would snap me with rubber bands cause they thought it was funny. Sometimes people like you hide under layers of fat. It's how we protect ourselves. You need to find out why.
My father touches me and makes me do sick things which he takes pictures and videos of. I hadn't come to terms with that until recently. I just buried it deep in my memories. Gave the pain to someone else. Is it possible that you may have been abused? Have you? I tried to be the skinniest. I subconsciously wanted to be unattractive. I wanted to disappear.
Or maybe to you, food is love. Maybe you had/have no one else. Maybe it makes you happy. Find out why and it will be so much easier. I used to binge really badly, and I mean, I would eat till I thought I would explode. It's hard to stop but with time and lots and lots of effort. Anything's possible. Good luck.
Love,
Faith and Trust
love is louder
October 26th, 2011, 10:52 AM
Its refreshing to find someone that's happy the way they are! I say good for you as long as its not impacting on your health do whatever makes you happy!
Fiction
October 26th, 2011, 01:43 PM
I've never heard of anything like this if i'm honest, but I guess the more I think about it the more I do see it as an eating disorder. It seems to me almost like backwards anorexia. It's not like binge eating disorder, where people are overweight because they can not stop eating, it's because you want to be overweight, just like anorexics want to be underweight.
Being overweight can have just as many health risks as being underweight. I have a restricting type eating disorder and the guilt you talk about is pretty similar to the guilt that I experience, so i'm guessing it's not too good for you mentally either.
My advice is to get help. I know that's hard to do but I think you're going to face so major health problems if you don't.
Jared2
November 11th, 2011, 10:52 PM
hey man. I. Just like you I love being fat and enjoy getting fatter and there are lots of people out there like you while there aren't many sites for teens check out beefyfrat.com, fantasyfeeder.com, as well as YouTube just search teen gainers! People like us are called gainers and we enjoy playing with our fat and getting bigger and often gainers have feeders/encouragers who help them gain weight.
Hope to here from you and embrace yourself
Please do not give out contact information- Fiction
junebug
November 17th, 2011, 04:00 PM
I've never tried to get fatter but I don't mind my self. I've been obese since I was 9 or 10 and I like my belly. I'm 5 feet and 165 pounds. Idk, it turns me on when I see my fat belly.
BrokenButterflies
November 18th, 2011, 04:03 AM
I've never heard of anything like this if i'm honest, but I guess the more I think about it the more I do see it as an eating disorder. It seems to me almost like backwards anorexia. It's not like binge eating disorder, where people are overweight because they can not stop eating, it's because you want to be overweight, just like anorexics want to be underweight.
Being overweight can have just as many health risks as being underweight. I have a restricting type eating disorder and the guilt you talk about is pretty similar to the guilt that I experience, so i'm guessing it's not too good for you mentally either.
My advice is to get help. I know that's hard to do but I think you're going to face so major health problems if you don't.
I belive it's called bigorexia. It's when a person thinks that they are never big enough, and are always trying to get bigger. Usualy it's thought of as something that musle builders get, but this sounds like it to me.
Marry the Night
November 18th, 2011, 08:00 PM
Good for you, if that's what you want. Don't let anyone tell you that fat can't be beautiful, because what makes it any less beautiful than someone stick thin who looks scrawny as hell?
Apollo.
November 22nd, 2011, 03:52 PM
Sounds similar to something like muscle dismorphia, but to be honest if you keep going rather than be 400lbs at 30 you might not get to 30
Bath
November 22nd, 2011, 07:43 PM
Good for you, if that's what you want. Don't let anyone tell you that fat can't be beautiful, because what makes it any less beautiful than someone stick thin who looks scrawny as hell?
Doesn't make you any better of a person than somebody who puts down overweight people when you put down underweight people.
Fiction
November 23rd, 2011, 09:07 AM
Good for you, if that's what you want. Don't let anyone tell you that fat can't be beautiful, because what makes it any less beautiful than someone stick thin who looks scrawny as hell?
This:
Doesn't make you any better of a person than somebody who puts down overweight people when you put down underweight people.
You can be beautiful at any size or weight but I think the issue here is that it's causing the OP mental pain, and is therefore disordered thinking and eating. It is not good for the body, and in mental terms this is no different to anorexia. We are not here telling the OP that they should lose weight for cosmetic reasons, it's for health reasons. Just as you would an anorexic.
atomsmasher
December 6th, 2011, 04:59 PM
When I was young, I was skinny. I started taking ADHD pills when I was 10 I think, and they really reduced my appetite. After I started puberty, I started eating a lot more, and gained about 20 pounds of fat over a year or so. When I was 13 I stopped taking the ADD pills, and my appetite went through the roof while my metabolism went through the floor. I gained another 20 pounds of fat over 3 months since I started eating so much. I had stretch marks on my love handles and my belly was hanging over my pants waist. This made me depressed and I started binging in the middle of the night. I put on 10 pounds in a little over a month. At this point I was 50 pounds overweight. I went to the doctor for an unrelated reason (physical) and he told me I should lose at least 30 pounds. When I got home that day I started looking at my self in the mirror for a while. I decided that I would try to eat normally for a while and see what happened.
After a week I hated always being hungry. I started just eating what I wanted and didn't care if being overweight was a side effect. The new school year started, so I got a lot of new clothes that actually fit me. I wasn't wearing shirts that were tight around my gut anymore. That really helped my self esteem. About a year ago I decided that I liked being fat. I liked how my belly jiggled and my love handles were squishy. I started overeating a little bit, and gained about 20 pounds over the last year. So now I'm 214 pounds and 70 pounds overweight. I'm not trying to get fatter, but I don't mind it when I do.
caf123
August 17th, 2012, 04:52 AM
It's hard to believe it's been nearly a year since I first posted here. A lot has changed and I just re-discovered the site...so I figured I would update.
The fact is, I originally posted this here to get a little big of attention. It felt nice to share my...secret...and it did inspire me to lose weight for a while. I actually lost around 20 pounds just after posting here.
But I hit a rather dark period of my life, emotionally. I got sort of heart broken in a relationship and returned to my late night binging and purposely over-eating. Most people might be ashamed, but I'm actually rather happy with where I am.
The scale tells me I've actually crossed over the 300 pound mark now. 307lbs to be exact, and thats three pounds up since last week. It's a weird thing feeling your body grow and stretch, but even after all of this I still can't say I'm upset about being overweight.
My family and doctors are growing concerned I guess. Losing 20 lbs and then gaining 50 isn't something they tend to see in a good light. I know why, I have been diagnosed as per-diabetic after-all...but the enjoyment of just sitting down and feeling how fat I am is like a complete reliever of all sanity.
I don't know where I'm going from here, or where I want to go for that matter. I know what I should do, and what I want to do. I used to set goals in my head, "Well we'll try and see what 200 is like...well 250 isn't that far away...275?....300..." Now I find myself thinking about 350 and its begun to worry me that it might never stop climbing.
Irishboy15
August 17th, 2012, 06:34 AM
Maybe you should talk to a doctor, therapist or something like that. This is so dangerous, thanks for keeping us updated, Amaryllis was right, you might just be trying to cover up some deeper problems, just remember you have us to talk to. Eating is just a temporary solution to whatever problem there is. While talking to us, or better yet an actual professional could be so much more helpful.
Just think, do you honestly want to become so heavy you can't get out of bed? That you cant go outside, just think of the pressure of your knees, please don't do this to yourself.
caf123
August 18th, 2012, 02:06 AM
Maybe you should talk to a doctor, therapist or something like that. This is so dangerous, thanks for keeping us updated, Amaryllis was right, you might just be trying to cover up some deeper problems, just remember you have us to talk to. Eating is just a temporary solution to whatever problem there is. While talking to us, or better yet an actual professional could be so much more helpful.
Just think, do you honestly want to become so heavy you can't get out of bed? That you cant go outside, just think of the pressure of your knees, please don't do this to yourself.
I've considered it. But it's really quite embarrassing, and there is a part of me that is completely happy about what I'm doing. The only deeper problem I can think of, is I was made fun of a bit when I was younger for being overweight. But it wasn't even that serious, and I've never given it much thought.
The fact is, the prospect of being that big is nothing but appealing to me. The only thing holding me back from going all out is I'm worried about what others will think of me or want to make me do in an effort to stop me.
StoneColdNicky
August 18th, 2012, 03:41 AM
Hi Cody,
I'm no expert, but as well as your family and doctors, I guess you must be a little bit concerned too - you said it yourself that you just came back to the site to talk about this for the first time in so long, so there must be some concern you have about it.
Gigablue
August 18th, 2012, 06:00 PM
Being overweight is quite unhealthy. There is much more strain on your joints and bones, the risk of heart disease is much higher, there is a high risk of type two diabetes, etc. Being overweight can significantly decrease life expectancy.
You should talk to your doctor about this. Your attitude toward food is unhealthy and if this continues, you could cause severe damage to your body.
caf123
August 26th, 2012, 09:33 AM
I would say that it's true that I am worried about it. Because it's obviously not healthy. But more-so, I'm really just worried that everyone will find out and think there's something wrong with me or something. It's weird because whenever I eat at dinner I feel like someone is going to call me out because they've found out and haven't told me yet.
Besides all that, I always told myself that 300 lbs was the point of no-return and it feels like it. I don't know if I could ever even convince myself to try and lose weight from here.
Zarakly
August 26th, 2012, 08:36 PM
I honestly think I understand what you mean. I have just recently hit 300 lbs...I don't want to be this heavy, I know what it will cause. But then again I wouldn't want to be small. I want to be still sort of big. That is my problem with loosing weight. I don't want to become small because then I will not be as intimidating and then me and my friends will get picked on constantly. As of right now we don't, at least when I'm around. Not really sure if that makes sense though...btw I am 6'1 and have some pretty good muscles. Not ridiculously strong, but still pretty strong. So my weight is dispersed from being tall and muscley haha
caf123
February 19th, 2013, 03:20 AM
6 months again. I don't know why I keep forgetting about this place.
I've got some good news though. While I haven't actually lost any weight, I have managed to slow down. Since my last update I've only gained around 10 lbs, which sounds like a lot to most people but for me...I could have easily gained 30 or more in those 6 months.
I really wish I could just stay here and be happy. I know it's not healthy, but I want to gain more. I know it's not attractive, but I don't want to lose weight. I've almost come to a complete standstill at 317 lbs. I get on the scale every morning and see the same damn numbers and every day it gets a different reaction out of me. Some days I'm proud that I didn't gain, some days I wish I had lost, others I wish I had gained more and I find myself eating more for breakfast that day.
I don't know, other people have so many more important things to worry about. Why am I worrying about how fat I might want to be. Maybe I should just keep eating? Maybe not. :what:
http://www.virtualteen.org/forums/picture.php?albumid=5778&pictureid=31552
AuseJann
February 21st, 2013, 01:18 PM
In my point of view, it's okay to be a little overweight (since I've already been there) but it is a fact that we should be physically fit to be completely "healthy".
And seriously, if it's a matter of genetics, would it be okay if you actually "tried hard" to lose weight? You can't just wish all those fat aside (well, maybe you can but still too expensive). Change needs to start with you before you can change other people's perspective of you. You should control your hunger and go on a diet. And NO, diet DOES NOT mean cutting meals. (Preferably: Heavy breakfast, moderate lunch and light dinner.)
Sorry for the mushy post btw. ;)
LikeAJay
February 21st, 2013, 03:32 PM
As being ovverweight obese i can say. I really dont care what anuone to say. You nr who u wanna be
caf123
February 22nd, 2013, 03:41 AM
That's the problem though. I don't necessarily want to be thin. I also don't want to be this overweight. Yet I want both of those things...it's almost like split personalities that never quit arguing. Every meal is a battle between these two people and I find myself siding with the one who wants to be fat more often than I ever expected too.
Whenever I have lost weight, I've been proud. Happy even. But I also missed being fat, and the way it felt to eat whatever I wanted and as much of it as possible. I missed all of that. I missed the way my clothes used to be tight and my stomach felt when it shook or sat on my lap...
It's all very strange and I could get into more detail than anyone wants to hear, I probably already have.
Something I've noticed lately, is that this might really be something that runs in the family.
My older sister is also obese, as I've said. She's around 350 lbs at 5 feet 1 inches tall. What makes me think this is in the genes, is something that she always does that we used to make fun of before I started putting on weight. She puts her hands (her whole arms really) under her belly when she's sitting down. Of course we always thought that was weird.
But recently, after I got over 300 pounds, I've been catching myself doing the same thing unconsciously. When I notice I'm doing it I hurry up and change positions so nobody notices. But something about the feeling of my stomach hanging into my hands and holding it feels really good. I wish there were more of it to hold.
Also she always makes fun of how fat she is and pulls here belly out and shakes it and laughs as we all tell her to stop...but it's something I do too in private. I grab it and pull on it to try and make new stretch marks...it's weird how I can feel disgusted and so far away from the kind of person who does that...
I'm hovering between 315 and 325. It depends on when I weigh myself. I often plot out fantasies where I gain weight and get to the size similar to her...for me it would probably be around 450-500 pounds...and I'm happy in that thought process for a while...too often. Then I get disgusted and mad at myself all over again.
Please do not double post.
~ Reveuse
norcaldude18
March 20th, 2013, 11:39 PM
To be honest man, this is a a really dangerous, scary fetish you have. That's very strange that you get turned on by your own fat. It's one thing to be turned on by other people that are fat, but it is not normal to have sexual fantasies about your own weight. The fact that you want to get even heavier is very scary. You're only 16 and you weight 275 pounds! That is very unhealthy man and I guarantee that if you continue to gain weight, you will not live a very long, fulfilling life. Being obese is hard on the entire body and I can assure you that you will be in and out of the hospital for your entire life. I recommend that you find something else that turns you on, and start losing weight. You say that your weight hovers between 315 and 325, but I don't know how that is possible. How often are you weighing yourself? Because I know that your poops do not weight 10 lbs each.
caf123
March 21st, 2013, 02:33 AM
To be honest man, this is a a really dangerous, scary fetish you have. That's very strange that you get turned on by your own fat. It's one thing to be turned on by other people that are fat, but it is not normal to have sexual fantasies about your own weight. The fact that you want to get even heavier is very scary. You're only 16 and you weight 275 pounds! That is very unhealthy man and I guarantee that if you continue to gain weight, you will not live a very long, fulfilling life. Being obese is hard on the entire body and I can assure you that you will be in and out of the hospital for your entire life. I recommend that you find something else that turns you on, and start losing weight. You say that your weight hovers between 315 and 325, but I don't know how that is possible. How often are you weighing yourself? Because I know that your poops do not weight 10 lbs each.
My weight changes because sometimes I'm just eating differently. If I get on a bad week I can gain 5 pounds and other times I try losing a little. It also depends on if I weigh myself in the morning or the afternoon. I know it's unhealthy and hell yea it's scary,that's why I'm talking about it. Trying to figure it out.
Whenever I would eat a lot as a child my parents would say "Hey do you want to weigh 300 lbs someday?" But now here I am 18 years old and 320... and my binge eating isn't helping. I can get through 4 or 5 double cheeseburgers from Mcdonalds at once with fries and a large soda, and the problem is, when I do that I feel guilty at first, but then the next time it's happening, I go for 6 or 7 burgers or two orders of fries...always getting worse. At the beginning of this year I wasn't even 300 lbs...that's 20 pounds or more in around 3 months.
norcaldude18
March 21st, 2013, 01:43 PM
It's called self control man. I used to be heavier when I was younger, but I decided that I wasn't going to be fat when I turned 18. I started going to the gym and I cut out foods that were bad for me. Now I'm in really great shape and I look back and ask myself why i didn't lose weight sooner. Sure I get cravings for unhealthy food, but I have enough self control not to give in. Once in a while I'll eat a fast food hamburger if I'm with my friends, but I then know I have to work harder at the gym the next time I go. Honestly, I will never let myself become "heavy" again(I was never super obese like you). I remember how crummy I felt, but now I have way more energy and I'm able to look in the mirror and be proud of my body. You need to ask yourself the question: "Am I going to live the rest of my life super obese because I like the look of it, or is it because I just love food too much to stop"? If you believe you will always be obese because you love food too much, it's possible to change that. If you actually love being obese and the many drawbacks that come with it, maybe you should just continue eating the way you are and maybe you'll get on TLC's My 600 Pound Life.
sudmais
May 5th, 2013, 08:53 PM
I kinda have the same fetish, only omi never pursued it. I always remember being fascinated with weight, losing or gaining. My parents are very judgmental so I never told anyone but a few friends.
I have never in my life tried to gain weight. I have actively dieted and though I wasn't overweight to begin with, being just that little five pounds skinnier felt really good. But it wasn't good for me mentally and I gained it back because I really was wasting my life obsessing and counting calories. All because I could give in to myself. I know the pros and cons of this argument too well.skinny: socially acceptable, I can crawl through tight spaces, im faster, more gracefull, more energetic,also I have to be very careful about what I eat. I try today healthy these days. Overweight: slightly longer life if lifestyle is otherwise healthy, better childbirth recovery ( I'm female), its erotic for me, its a little more freedom, also all of the health problems mentioned above and everywhere by the media.
For now, I choose to maintain a smaller body because it's easier to live with. I can accept that many of my sexual fantasies will never happen because there is more to life.
Many days, I wish I could just let myself go, eat everything, do nothing. But I know that I would get really depressed and upset with myself. I need to accept my body as it is now and take care of it because in the long run, I enjoy healthy eating and being able to do stuff. While having tight clothes, a big belly, bigger boobs, all the food I want is really tempting, I can't. I just know that I couldn't live with myself. Maybe sown the road, I'll find a way to gain a little through healthier means and not hate myself. For now, I'm just trying to not hate my body today.
Take care, happy gaining
caf123
May 5th, 2013, 11:34 PM
I find myself coming back here a lot when I'm feeling guiltiest.
I had one of the worst days of binging I've ever had today. I woke up to find that the rest of the family had gone to pick up a family member and found myself alone for breakfast. Quickly I readied myself and ended up eating an entire box of 10 eggo waffles with syrup and a bag of potato chips. It's the absolute most I've ever eaten in one sitting and to make it all worse, my family brought us all back Mcdonalds for lunch and I had a double cheese burger and a large order of fries...with a large soda.
I passed 330 lbs last monday, though the scale said 328 yesterday.
My renewed momentum is being fueled in part by my new girlfriend who is (shockingly) interested in the same things that I am...when we met a year ago she was already pretty overweight at 190 but she put on 40lbs in that time frame. We've been dating for a month and she's hoping to get to 240 soon. We have far too much fun and I'm worried that it will only drive my weight and desire to gain weight to a higher level.
I keep waiting for someone to notice or mention the fact the me and my girlfriend are putting on weight on a regular basis but everyone seems blind to it...or at least too nice to notice. I came back here because I'm ashamed of eating 10 waffles...embarrassed that I'm 330 lbs and eating mcdonalds on the same day. But I'm also incredibly satisfied and so...eclecticly happy.
Leave it to a doctor to be the first to notice you've been putting on weight. The doctors scale weighed me in at 337 today, but they always say you weigh more than a home scale does. As usual this sparked the speech about the dangers of being obese and how my bloodwork from this time last year said I was pre-diabetic and how I've gained 50 lbs since then.
"Have you been on any diet or exercising plans in the last year?"
"No."
"I would suggest we get you on one and work on losing some weight, you're over 100 lbs overweight now which is actually considered morbid obesity. At your current rate of weight gain you could be over 500 lbs by the time your 25, if you live that long."
My girlfriend thought all of it was hilarious when I told her and I did too. We actually stopped at Taco Bell on the way home from the doctors office. Together we've been experimenting with things like force feeding but usually we just lie around and binge. My sister asked me once why I don't try and lose weight and find a "pretty girl" to hang out with...that's just the kind of thing that makes me want to eat and stay with this girl while she eats too.
Please do not double post.
~ Reveuse
Tree96
May 22nd, 2013, 12:05 AM
Hmmm.
I understand that you are comfortable with your body and that sometimes you feel guilty. I understand that you know of the risks of being overweight but..do you really think about them? I mean as more than just a risk. Have you ever put yourself in what it would be like?
I'm not judging. I think it's great that you are comfortable with yourself. Although, I think you really should speak with your doctor about it. It seems like an extreme case of binge eating disorder. I mean, it's one thing to be comfortable with your body, one thing to enjoy food, and one thing to have fetishes but putting yourself in that much danger is an entirely different thing. Well, I'm faaaar from healthy, & I'm actually trying stop being in denial about my own eating disorder. I don't know man, it's like a dangerous game of chicken. It is YOUR body, YOUR life, YOUR health, & YOUR decision.
In your post before last you stated that you are waiting for people to notice your weight gain...they seem blind to it...that your ashamed and feel guilty about your eating habits but also extremely satisfied/happy. Honestly, this does appear to be more than just a fetish. Some deeper psychological issue/disorder.
I just don't know what to tell you that you haven't already heard a million times. But I do hope that I've helped in some way.
Best of luck! :)
-B.
P.S. Feel free to p.m. me if you ever want to chat!
caf123
June 11th, 2013, 07:02 AM
I just recently did a bmi test and was kind of surprised to find out I'm at 43 bmi. I knew it would be high but I never really considered myself morbidly obese...much less 3 whole points above it. It kind of puts things in perspective.
My girlfriends been expressing doubts for the first time recently. She says her parents have noticed her weight gain and are blaming on her hanging out with me because I'm so overweight. Not a great feeling to hear that, to be honest. I don't know.
I made a video of myself trying on old shirts and took a snapshot to provide an update on what I look like now.
http://www.virtualteen.org/forums/picture.php?albumid=5778&pictureid=33864
Bort
July 3rd, 2013, 05:59 AM
Just wanted to say I know exactly what you're going through and I sincerely hope you find a happy middle ground. I know my advice might not pertain to your situation but the best person you can be is yourself. People will try to define you by the qualities they can see. If you show them the ones they can't, you will find acceptance.
I've been gaining for years and I'm 18 and 332lbs. I don't know if you're looking for advice but if you ever want to talk to another person who shares your problem, I'm always open. If not, no hard feelings. Either way, stay strong and live life the way you deem fit.
caf123
July 11th, 2013, 04:32 PM
Just wanted to say I know exactly what you're going through and I sincerely hope you find a happy middle ground. I know my advice might not pertain to your situation but the best person you can be is yourself. People will try to define you by the qualities they can see. If you show them the ones they can't, you will find acceptance.
I've been gaining for years and I'm 18 and 332lbs. I don't know if you're looking for advice but if you ever want to talk to another person who shares your problem, I'm always open. If not, no hard feelings. Either way, stay strong and live life the way you deem fit.
Sounds like we're in about the same place then. I'm 18 as well and weigh around 345. I used to lose weight every so often and then just gain it back along with 5 or so extra pounds, but for the last year or so it's just been a constant journey upwards. I never dreamed of being over 300 but now I'm flirting with 350!
My girlfriends been gaining with me but her parents and other family have been hounding her about it and the fact that she's with me. She's been trying to lose a little weight now for that last month or so...she says I should do the same but I just don't care.
Its kind of funny because I keep getting to where I can eat more and more so each time I go on a binge, it's a bit more. Last weekend I actually ate an entire large stuffed crust pizza by myself with a 2 litre of mountain dew. I've never eaten that much and it was crazy, but within 10 minutes of finishing I felt like I could eat some more.
caf123
July 12th, 2013, 04:52 PM
i know this is probably gonna sound callous and i really don't mean to be mean, but how can you enjoy being overweight? you have to know that most people don't like the way it looks and even if you find a partner how do you have sex? maybe that's to personal to ask but i just can't even imagine. i'm at like 110 now and trying to drop at least 5 more. sadly it all seems to fall off my ass which means all my shorts look terrible but tight clothes on the obese are not sexy, how can you say that's what you want i can't understand. i want to be supportive but i just can't it's not good for you almost seems like another form of sh.
I don't really know...it's just sort of a sexual fetish...as for having sex...nothing's really changed as I've gained weight, other than getting out of breath a bit faster. I have a girlfriend who enjoys gaining weight also and is very attracted to how big I am, so that's not a problem.
I used to think of it as sort of reverse anorexia, but it's not really, because I wasn't disgusted with myself when I was thinner or anything like that...I just enjoy being able to eat whatever I want without worrying about it and being obese turns me on...for some reason...
The thinnest I've ever been since reaching full adult height was around 245 lbs. I'm 100 lbs more than that now and the only thing I regret about it how my family and friends look at me. Other than that I'm perfectly happy, and looking forward to gaining more...even though I know that's wrong and bad for me and whatever...
caf123
July 13th, 2013, 02:26 AM
there has to be a lot of positions that don't work i just don't understand how you can be ok with it .
I don't know there might be things we can't do, but so far we enjoy ourselves just fine.
caf123
July 22nd, 2013, 12:12 PM
Well, my girlfriend finally gave up. I didn't think she'd stay with me long once her family started in on her.
I've been eating a lot more than usual. Yesterday, besides my regular 3 meals which were probably bad enough, I also binged and ate an entire frozen pizza by myself, with 5 cupcakes and 5 cans of mtn dew.
I don't know what my weight is now, but the scale we have has been saying error when I step on it. I think it's supposed to go up to 350...but I'll have to buy one of the fancy one's to see what I actually weigh now.
The last few days have been odd anyway, because the stretch marks on the under side of my stomach have been splitting open and bleeding...I don't know what the deal with that is...too much too fast? I've outgrown some clothes too...
When Morgan told me she was dumping me, my mother inquired what I was going to do now and if I was going to lose weight. "You've put on a little since you got with her you know." but that's the end of it...she didn't even seem sad, just curious.
MartyG
December 25th, 2013, 12:41 PM
Hi Cody,
You'll probably never read this....or if you do it will be months from now. I just wanted to say hello and wish you a Merry Christmas. It's Christmas day...and I just happened to see this thread and started reading it.
I hope you're doing well.....there are so many teens dealing with exactly what you describe. You are certainly not alone.
If you'd like a new friend...feel free to PM me.
Marty
Harley Quinn
December 25th, 2013, 04:18 PM
Please don't bump old threads. :locked:
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