Speedy Road To Super Morbid Obesity

theresa029
theresa029 Posts: 95
edited November 9 in Motivation and Support
there are many websites for people who wants to get in shape and I just cant get over of what I saw, there's a website and they are super morbid obese people and they really love their size and even they know that is a risky lifestyle. This is one of the article I have read:

I love the feeling of tight clothes, it's just reminds you of how fat and bigger you are getting!

I remember one day just sat at home eating ice cream watching telly with my friend i got up to get something else to eat from the fridge, and sat back down by the kitchen table and my buttons on my jeans just pop-ed right off and my smock came bursting out and was leaning on the table, and that felt amazing!
Every time i put more and more weight on and feel my clothes getting tighter and tighter...
or when i burst out of the seems on them and my flab starts hanging out i love it! It Feels Amazing to know I'm getting bigger, and then you just want that feeling to get better, So get bigger!
Sat by the computer now and all i can see is my big belly bursting over the side's of my trousers!!! It feels and Looks Gr8!
Time to get even fatter i think so !!!


Are they really INSANE? Or just pretending that they LOVE it?
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  • BeautifulScarsWECHANGED
    BeautifulScarsWECHANGED Posts: 749 Member
    :noway: :noway: :noway: :noway: :noway:
  • PositivelyFlawed
    PositivelyFlawed Posts: 316 Member
    Sounds like mental illness, slow suicide to me.
  • theresa029
    theresa029 Posts: 95
    Sounds like mental illness, slow suicide to me.



    I dont understand why other people think that being super morbid obese is amazing..
  • AlbertPooHoles
    AlbertPooHoles Posts: 530 Member
    Who cares?
  • JennBrown83
    JennBrown83 Posts: 131 Member
    I don't know what's more disturbing the idea of a prp-obesity site or the pro-anorexic/bulemia sites you can find out there. Either way it is extemely unnerving that any "righ-minded" individual would actively promote and try to convince other people that an extreme and ultimately unhealthy way of living is "fun"...

    Some people just need serious help!
  • Hollybot
    Hollybot Posts: 108 Member
    It kind of sounds like it's supposed to be ironic
  • onedayillbamilf
    onedayillbamilf Posts: 662 Member
    To each his or her own. If they enjoy being that way, so be it. Everyone has the right to feel comfortable in their own skin. If they aren't worried about the health risks and that's what makes then happy, then leave them be. I personally can't imagine that they are serious, but if they are then oh well.
  • ahavoc
    ahavoc Posts: 464 Member
    I truly feel, that the same way anorexics have a distorted body view and think they are fat happens the opposite way for morbidly obese people. Lord, even I didn't really see how huge I was at my top weight. Unfortunately, I don't believe any studies have been done to verify this, so it's only a theory on my part. I do believe it is a mental illness.
  • onedayillbamilf
    onedayillbamilf Posts: 662 Member
    Who cares?

    ^^ This! Said way better than me.
  • onedayillbamilf
    onedayillbamilf Posts: 662 Member
    Sounds like mental illness, slow suicide to me.



    I dont understand why other people think that being super morbid obese is amazing..

    I don't understand why someone would post on a health and fitness site judging them, but some things in life we will never understand.
  • plumnbagel
    plumnbagel Posts: 184 Member
    It sort of sounds like the way people who want to be super super unhealthily thin talk, ironically. If you feel like you don't have any control in your life, taking control of your body and doing something unpopular may make you feel like you have control in this one place?
  • scapez
    scapez Posts: 2,018 Member
    I saw a show once with a VERY large girl and her slim, admitted 'chubby chaser' boyfriend. Their goal was to get her so fat that she would be bedridden and thus completely dependent on him for her every need. It was a turn on for them.

    The world is full of bizzaro folks.
  • mariewithers
    mariewithers Posts: 27
    Having been morbidly obese I really can't understand this attitude. It was the most painful and miserable time of my life. I never want to go there again.
  • danigirl1011
    danigirl1011 Posts: 314 Member
    IMO, there is no way a sane person could ever love being morbidly obeise. I think they are depressed and trying to make it sound like fat is fabulous, because that's what they are. It's hard when you're addicted to food to break yourself of it and it healthy and be active, so they are taking the easy road and feeding their faces more. I had a friend once who was over 400 pounds who said when she goes to the dr all her numbers are fine, so she didn't see a problem until something happened. Then she had a huge blood clot that almost killed her and kept her in the hospital a week because she went on a plane and couldn't get up to move around during the flight. She still never changed after. Some people just need a wake up call. Others still don't even change after the wake up call.
  • Leeanne1974
    Leeanne1974 Posts: 207 Member
    To each his or her own. If they enjoy being that way, so be it. Everyone has the right to feel comfortable in their own skin. If they aren't worried about the health risks and that's what makes then happy, then leave them be. I personally can't imagine that they are serious, but if they are then oh well.

    Couldnt have said it better myself.
    Everyone has different tastes in the opposite sex etc. If someone has that love of their own self then who the heck are we to judge??
    Im seeing more and more (NOT ON THIS THREAD!!!) people in the message boards that are horrendously underweight to the point that they look emaciated, that is just as unhealthy as obesity.

    One thing i will say, as an ex thinny myself after losing a load of weight, i used to really judge big people and presume they were all lazy and just ate all the time. Until i suffered extreme grief after losing my parents in a short space of time of each other and i piled on one heck of a lot of weight. Im back to fattiness right now but i hope i will get to healthy again. Never will i judge anyone on their weight again, regardless of big or small. There but for the grace of God go I.......
  • AlbertPooHoles
    AlbertPooHoles Posts: 530 Member
    I'm willing to wager that the site you saw was designed for folks that get a "rise" from morbidly obese bodies.
  • sma83
    sma83 Posts: 479 Member
    I saw a show once with a VERY large girl and her slim, admitted 'chubby chaser' boyfriend. Their goal was to get her so fat that she would be bedridden and thus completely dependent on him for her every need. It was a turn on for them.

    The world is full of bizzaro folks.
    That goes BEYOND bizzare! lol That is just down right creepy!
  • YouAreTheShit
    YouAreTheShit Posts: 510 Member
    Don't worry about it.

    They won't be with us very long...
  • BOC57
    BOC57 Posts: 44 Member
    It sort of sounds like the way people who want to be super super unhealthily thin talk, ironically. If you feel like you don't have any control in your life, taking control of your body and doing something unpopular may make you feel like you have control in this one place?

    This makes the most sense to me.
  • luv_lea
    luv_lea Posts: 1,094 Member
    Who cares?

    This. Yep......
  • iplayoutside19
    iplayoutside19 Posts: 2,304 Member
    I'm sure there is an internet community for just about anything. By anything I mean the most repulsive stuff you can imagine. The people that hang out at these place know they're kind of messed up, and don't need us to point it out to them. What we should do. If such a person expresses interest in becoming more "normal". Us "normal" people need to help them out with that.
  • Captain_Tightpants
    Captain_Tightpants Posts: 2,215 Member
    Hey it takes all sorts to make the world go round.

    If you look at it from a vanity perspective, there are plenty of people who think obesity is attractive and who are we to fault them? I don't think high heels look good on any woman, sneakers trump them in sexiness every time, but apparently I'm super wrong on that according to the majority of western society.

    From a health perspective, I'm still of the opinion that losing weight for future health reasons is logically unsound. Might die tomorrow, no one knows, no one can tell, so logically you should do what you want today - and if that means enjoying a burger and some ice cream then fair play.

    The logical reason for clean eating, healthy weight and exercise is if it makes you feel good right now, in this moment. Any extended health or lifespan that comes of it is an unguaranteed bonus.

    To hell with black white fat thin gay straight transgender left right christian buddhist atheist... live and let live, I say, and be thankful for the differences that make the human race interesting.
  • theresa029
    theresa029 Posts: 95
    Who cares?




    :D
  • theresa029
    theresa029 Posts: 95
    Sounds like mental illness, slow suicide to me.



    I dont understand why other people think that being super morbid obese is amazing..

    I don't understand why someone would post on a health and fitness site judging them, but some things in life we will never understand.



    im not judging anyone, im just shocked about this ..
  • Yanicka1
    Yanicka1 Posts: 4,564 Member
    i saw a board like that once. The funny thing is some of the question we see here was also asked on that board but for the exact opposit purpose.
  • LelliAmi
    LelliAmi Posts: 327 Member
    they make it sound like a fetish lol I can't believe that anybody would really, truly like feeling like that or looking that way. it's not a great accomplishment to look like you've been raised inside a fast food joint. it's disgusting...these people can't really think that this is okay, can they?!
  • Pakitalian
    Pakitalian Posts: 218 Member
    :noway:
  • LelliAmi
    LelliAmi Posts: 327 Member
    Having been morbidly obese I really can't understand this attitude. It was the most painful and miserable time of my life. I never want to go there again.

    I'm with you! I was overweight as a kid and was teased so badly, I'm still shy!!! These people must not have any idea what they're getting themselves into.
  • theresa029
    theresa029 Posts: 95
    Having been morbidly obese I really can't understand this attitude. It was the most painful and miserable time of my life. I never want to go there again.

    I'm with you! I was overweight as a kid and was teased so badly, I'm still shy!!! These people must not have any idea what they're getting themselves into.


    yes thats true.. I had been through a lot of pain being overweight.
  • mistersmithsbox
    mistersmithsbox Posts: 65
    It's called "feederism" and it's a fetish. Fetishes are typically irrational. There's also fetishism in regards to anorexia.

    The goal is typically one person eats and the other feeds. (Or, in some cases, one eats and and gains and hopes they one dat get a feeder.) As long as they aren't burdening society by they're activities, **** it. I hate the look of men and women who are ripped but if they're happy, rock out. Same goes for the SSBBWs/SSBHM.

    I will note that if these people are actually mentally ill then they should get help. If it's merely aesthetic, who cares?
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