HAPPY CHINESE YEAR OF THE PIG!!!
And welcome to making a pig of yourself...I am interested in literature and changing perceptions. I am a capital-L Liberal; I think that we will only survive as a species if we make the choices to love each other and empathize with each other, rather than hate and hurt. I have always loved big beautiful and gaining women. Lately, though, I have started to pile on a few pounds myself. At first amazed and rather horrified by this, I have grown to accept it as a natural part of aging. But also, I am looking forward to getting an even bigger belly and gaining more weight. I had always been the thin, muscular sort, so actually liking my growing tubbiness is rather confusing. I would love to discuss these issues with anyone.I love all things chubby, especially my lover, Annie, who is enjoying fattening me up. I think chubby people are sexier, and I just love everything about plump women -- their cute bulging potbellies, their lovely luscious love handles, their wobbly widened arses, their thick creamy thighs. Hmmm mmmm mmmm.I am growing fatter with each passing day and donut. Many have told me I look better with a little weight on me, that I was always too scrawny and that I look better now that I've been piling on the pounds. Well, a lot of people said that until about 30 pounds ago or so . . .I see a lot of discrimination against fat folks. I do not tolerate those who say bad things about me or others simply because we fit under some medical category of "overweight" or "obese" or some bigotted description of "fat, ugly and lazy". I love chub. I embrace my chub and my lover's chub. ;)I started gaining a little weight a few years ago. At first, I tried denying it, tried to keep stuffing my plump little belly into the same 30-inch jeans until I looked . . . well, not so good. Finally, I got around to admitting my weight gain, and accepting it. And then last year, I really started to get into it. Since January 2005, I have gained more than 70 pounds! And my once-30" waist now is 42" with a 46" belly bouncing above my belt. I love eating what I want, when I want and as much as I want. And I love the results of my overeating -- a nice bulging belly. Someday, when middle age really settles in, I hope I look this strong and this big. It's a goal worth pursuing (*eats another Krispy Kreme*) Mmmmm mmmmmm mmmmm mmmmm delish --Simply put, I love everything about flab, and I look forward to discussing it with anyone. I love seeing and being with plump women, and I have been fortunate enough to have accompanied many of them. And only recently did I learn that some women also like their men a bit soft. Pointy bones in bed are hard to take, so eat, eat, eat!! And grow fatter and fatter and . . .When you're happy, you expand a little.A lot of folks ask me what I love so much about eating and getting fatter. Well, if you are interested in more explanation, here are a few of my stories about gaining weight. I think the donut story, in particular, explains my fascination with getting fat. I wrote it back in the spring of 2005, right when I made the decision to fatten up. I should warn you though, many people tell me that the story made them want to go out and eat a dozen donuts. It's delicious, so enjoy it:Donut Temptations: Deciding to Fatten Up:
http://www.livejournal.com/users/zonker25/4887.html
Outgrowing clothes (part 1):
http://www.livejournal.com/users/zonker25/946.html
Outgrowing clothes (part 2):
http://www.livejournal.com/users/zonker25/1167.html
Officially Fat: A Tale of the Scales
http://www.livejournal.com/users/zonker25/5598.htmlIf you look at any of these, let me know what you think. I hope Ive answered any questions you may have.Have a great day, and get yourself something decadently delicious to eat and somebody deliciously decadent to love! ;)
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