Getting fat?

I am as far as I can tell there are 18 other people
Have you had any success?

ME! I've been gaining since Christmas. From 106 to 135 so far... I love how chubby I'm getting.

Right now I'm trying to pass 140. I'll see how I feel there, but I'll probably want to keep gaining. I'd like to get past 156, so I can experience having an "obese" bmi.

I'm trying to gain some fat but I am not trying to get fat. I'm very underweight right now, like 25 pounds below what is considered slim for my height, so I am trying to gain those 25 pounds wether it be fat or muscle I don't care as long as it comes fast. But gaining that fat still won't make me fat if you know what I mean. I don't really see why anyone would be trying to get fat.

potbelliedboy wrote: »

Is anyone actively trying to get fat?

Me

Me, I've always been pretty
underweight. About three weeks
ago, I was 89 pounds. I have gained weight and still am, I reached
97 pounds last night, which I'm very happy about.
I really don't care if it's fat or muscle, just would like to put on
some weight. My goal is to reach at least
115 pounds.

Wednesday, I'm planning on
trying these exercises I found, for freerunning training I'm doing
in the summer. So, I've recently cut processed sugar down to about 25g per day, in hopes to gain muscle more efficiently.

I haven't really been doing any
different exercises lately, just the usual.
I go for a bike ride and a walk
almost everyday, although sometimes I can't, I have problems with my,
elbows, knees and hips. But, I have gained 7-8 pounds in about 3 weeks!
Couldn't believe it when I got on the scale, just from cutting down
my sugar intake.

I'm ONLY doing this for processed sugar, granulated, white, powder,
brown sugar, etc.
I haven't given any attention to natural, un-processed sweeteners/sugar.
Because your body digests it differently.

I'd like to believe I've gained muscle from staying away from sugar, since I am a fairly active person.
Not only have I put on weight, but I feel better. I feel more attentive, I don't
have as much brain fog and I'm way more energetic.

It was reeeaally hard to get hooked
off of it, I had such bad cravings
for it and I was really irritable for
almost a week.
But it was worth it, I feel
great now, better than I have felt in a long time!

If you can, try to cut as much sugar as possible, out of your diet. It's a challenge but, it feels great!
You can still have the odd slice of cake or chocolate bar, but just pay attention to your sugar intake, much like your calories.

First and foremost, lower your sugar intake. Go to about 25g to 35g of processed sugar a day.(or more, just don't go over the top, haha) It's ok if you go over a little bit, but just focus on staying around one number.

Since you can't eat much sugar, look for healthy/natural or un-processed sugars and sweeteners, such as, stevia (the natural stevia should be green
in colour, a friend made it for me once. If you can't find any o'natural,
then just use what's available to you.), un-sweetened applesauce, natural un-processed maple syrup (should be less thick than store bought), natural un-processed honey (should be very thick,
unless heated and not
translucent at all) at your local farmers market or grocery store. If you can find anyone who makes any of these homemade, then that's even better.

It is very challenging to get off (at least for me lol) the sugar, for the first week! After that it was fine, I rarely crave anything sweet anymore. If you do crave something sweet, however, try baking something without sugar. There are plenty of sugarless recipes online!

If you're trying to lose weight, eat about 25g to 35g processed sugar daily, find some good exercises, lower your calorie intake and try to maintain
a healthy diet.
If you're trying to gain weight, eat about 25g to 35g processed sugar daily, find some good exercises, try to up your calorie intake and try to maintain a healthy diet.

Hope it works for you as well as it did for me, everyone's body is different. So it may not work the same way, I'll make no promises! If it doesn't, well it was worth the challenge! Anyways, take care.

Emma •

I'm trying to gain. started Christmas day at 149 and I'm now 189. going for 200 right now but I might try to get where my wife is at. She has a hard time getting motivated to lose weight but always says she wants to. maybe if I get to her weight at 220 we can lose weight together. Personally, I like the changes for skinny to fat and back to skinny or in shape. It's cool to see happen.

I am, recently I gained weight accidently and I found that I really like being chubby. My friends all think I'm on here to lose weight haha

Hey all, been gaining for around two months. I embarked on this to improve my self esteem and body image. There's a certain way I want to look. I used to be ripped, having lost a bunch of weight, but you onow, I became really unhappy at that point. I've seen some people ask why on here. Because I just want to be happy for once. And yes, I like a big flabby gut. Had a flat one, found that I didn't really like it lol. Sooo, here we are lol. Was in limbo about it for a long time, but recently discovered my wife's support. Made a big difference, so I gave it a go, and I'm loving it! Hope to meet some others like this.