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 Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 10:45 pm
Do any of you have friends that have recently discovered the joys of gaining? If so how are they doing?
I have a friend who has been gaining since late august. When she started she was 280. Shes now 340. And its only november. Its only been a little over 3 months and shes put on 60lbs. Just wondering if anyone out there has friends that are becoming avid gainers like my friend is.
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Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 7:03 am
Ha..Everyone around me is obsessed with losing weight. It's crazy. My friends are like addicted to running and eating salads and not touching fatty foods. I don't do that..but ha look who has the boyfriends. The ones losing weight and trying to be fit. sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 2:46 pm
Aside from a few exceptions, they're just trying to be "attractive". Being fit implies that you are healthy and/or designed to survive in your environment.
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Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2005 6:59 am
Fuzzy Necromancer Aside from a few exceptions, they're just trying to be "attractive". Being fit implies that you are healthy and/or designed to survive in your environment.
Oh, damn. When doomsday comes, I might as well go around wearing a shirt that says, "I'm unfit and unhealthy! Pelt me with hail!"
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Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2005 1:27 pm
.-Slut.cookiE-. Fuzzy Necromancer Aside from a few exceptions, they're just trying to be "attractive". Being fit implies that you are healthy and/or designed to survive in your environment.
Oh, damn. When doomsday comes, I might as well go around wearing a shirt that says, "I'm unfit and unhealthy! Pelt me with hail!"
Actually, my therory is that when Doomsday (or Armagedon or Ragnarok or whatever you want to call it) is apon us, all of the "fat" people will live in caves for the remainder of the chaos in hibernation, living off of their stored fat.As for the skinny people, those that respect larger people will be allowed to seek shellter with the plus-sizers, and be spared. I don't really know anyone that wants to gain, though I wish I had a lady friend that wanted to.
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Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2005 2:33 pm
My girlfriend decided to put on a little weight, over a longer period of time though. 6 months ago she weighed 140, now she ways 175, and plans to stay there. 4laugh
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2005 8:15 am
thefatone My girlfriend decided to put on a little weight, over a longer period of time though. 6 months ago she weighed 140, now she ways 175, and plans to stay there. 4laugh Awww... 175 does sound like a nice weight, and over 6 months is more than enough time to gain weight healthily.
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2005 8:46 am
I don't know anyone who would love to gain around my college... anyway, it doesn't mean there isn't cute plump persons around... there's alot.
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2005 11:09 am
i don't understand why poeple would want to gain weight, can anyone explain?
i meen i understand if someone is seriously underweight and they need to gain some, but the majority of people should be happy the way they are.
it just sounds a strange concept to me, i've been obsessed with losing weight for the last 6 months.
i was 210 lb but now i'm 137 lb
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Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 2:50 am
Miya12 i don't understand why poeple would want to gain weight, can anyone explain? i meen i understand if someone is seriously underweight and they need to gain some, but the majority of people should be happy the way they are. it just sounds a strange concept to me, i've been obsessed with losing weight for the last 6 months. i was 210 lb but now i'm 137 lb *Clears throat* There are certian individuals who enjoy the idea of weight gain and find it appealing. In relationships where the feeling towards weight gain is mutual, sometimes one person (called a Feeder) will encourage the other person (the Feedee) to gain weight. Don't worry about the health risk though. Most Feeders never force their mates to gain if they don't will it so and most Feedees will never allow their helth to go down hill.
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Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 3:58 am
Zeta_240 Miya12 i don't understand why poeple would want to gain weight, can anyone explain? i meen i understand if someone is seriously underweight and they need to gain some, but the majority of people should be happy the way they are. it just sounds a strange concept to me, i've been obsessed with losing weight for the last 6 months. i was 210 lb but now i'm 137 lb *Clears throat* There are certian individuals who enjoy the idea of weight gain and find it appealing. In relationships where the feeling towards weight gain is mutual, sometimes one person (called a Feeder) will encourage the other person (the Feedee) to gain weight. Don't worry about the health risk though. Most Feeders never force their mates to gain if they don't will it so and most Feedees will never allow their helth to go down hill. okay thanks. that kind of explains things better
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Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 7:50 am
Miya12 Zeta_240 Miya12 i don't understand why poeple would want to gain weight, can anyone explain? i meen i understand if someone is seriously underweight and they need to gain some, but the majority of people should be happy the way they are. it just sounds a strange concept to me, i've been obsessed with losing weight for the last 6 months. i was 210 lb but now i'm 137 lb *Clears throat* There are certian individuals who enjoy the idea of weight gain and find it appealing. In relationships where the feeling towards weight gain is mutual, sometimes one person (called a Feeder) will encourage the other person (the Feedee) to gain weight. Don't worry about the health risk though. Most Feeders never force their mates to gain if they don't will it so and most Feedees will never allow their helth to go down hill. okay thanks. that kind of explains things better No problem. If you want to learn more, go to Fuzzy's terminology thread. He's a guru on the subject. 3nodding
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Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 2:45 pm
Zeta_240 Miya12 Zeta_240 Miya12 i don't understand why poeple would want to gain weight, can anyone explain? i meen i understand if someone is seriously underweight and they need to gain some, but the majority of people should be happy the way they are. it just sounds a strange concept to me, i've been obsessed with losing weight for the last 6 months. i was 210 lb but now i'm 137 lb *Clears throat* There are certian individuals who enjoy the idea of weight gain and find it appealing. In relationships where the feeling towards weight gain is mutual, sometimes one person (called a Feeder) will encourage the other person (the Feedee) to gain weight. Don't worry about the health risk though. Most Feeders never force their mates to gain if they don't will it so and most Feedees will never allow their helth to go down hill. okay thanks. that kind of explains things better No problem. If you want to learn more, go to Fuzzy's terminology thread. He's a guru on the subject. 3nodding And thank you for plugging my thread.
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Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 6:32 am
Fuzzy Necromancer Zeta_240 Miya12 Zeta_240 Miya12 i don't understand why poeple would want to gain weight, can anyone explain? i meen i understand if someone is seriously underweight and they need to gain some, but the majority of people should be happy the way they are. it just sounds a strange concept to me, i've been obsessed with losing weight for the last 6 months. i was 210 lb but now i'm 137 lb *Clears throat* There are certian individuals who enjoy the idea of weight gain and find it appealing. In relationships where the feeling towards weight gain is mutual, sometimes one person (called a Feeder) will encourage the other person (the Feedee) to gain weight. Don't worry about the health risk though. Most Feeders never force their mates to gain if they don't will it so and most Feedees will never allow their helth to go down hill. okay thanks. that kind of explains things better No problem. If you want to learn more, go to Fuzzy's terminology thread. He's a guru on the subject. 3nodding And thank you for plugging my thread. What are friends for? lol
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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 12:01 am
Zeta_240 Fuzzy Necromancer Zeta_240 Miya12 Zeta_240 Miya12 i don't understand why poeple would want to gain weight, can anyone explain? i meen i understand if someone is seriously underweight and they need to gain some, but the majority of people should be happy the way they are. it just sounds a strange concept to me, i've been obsessed with losing weight for the last 6 months. i was 210 lb but now i'm 137 lb *Clears throat* There are certian individuals who enjoy the idea of weight gain and find it appealing. In relationships where the feeling towards weight gain is mutual, sometimes one person (called a Feeder) will encourage the other person (the Feedee) to gain weight. Don't worry about the health risk though. Most Feeders never force their mates to gain if they don't will it so and most Feedees will never allow their helth to go down hill. okay thanks. that kind of explains things better No problem. If you want to learn more, go to Fuzzy's terminology thread. He's a guru on the subject. 3nodding And thank you for plugging my thread. What are friends for? lol Pelting with snowballs. On another note, I've known a few who wanted to ahem...'plump up'. I figure that's fine, so long as they don't overdo it. But then, if that's their wish, who am I to judge, right?
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