kalsicks

lol he's like a parody of a fitness freak

IT HAS BEGUN

I'm sure you're still quite cute. Facial gains are a bit harder for the gainer to get used to IMO, especially since they're usually not the goal.

IMOGENEIZE SUMMONED IT HAS BEGUN

Jesus lawd. One of the best ever, that last one.

You may want to download a calorie counting app like MyFitnessPal or Livestrong and input your goal weight into it and let it give you a caloric goal. Then use it to keep track of your meals and stuff and make sure you're reaching your caloric goal, and you can also track your weight. Might be helpful. Don't over-think things and worry too much though. Eat too much and you'll be fine, lol

Sure, I'm assuming she has relatively normal metabolism. She appears to be gaining weight quickly, so I see no reason to believe she's unable to keep weight on or anything like that. All she can do is gain weight and try to maintain it and hope she doesn't find she needs to eat 3000+ calories a day just to stay fat. Given how fast she seems to be gaining, I don't think that'll be the case. But also, I was simply answering the question as to why the caloric requirements for maintaining your weight are not the same as the requirements for gaining, since she seemed surprised by the idea that she wouldn't necessarily need a super-high-calorie diet to maintain fatnezz.

Well, because the only reason you might need to eat 3,000 is to gain weight quickly. 3,000 calories/day isn't what a fat person needs to eat in order to be fat, it's simply what you need to eat in order to gain weight in a certain amount of time. Using the standard reasoning, 500 calories per day over what you need to maintain your weight will see you gain about 1 lb per week (the idea being that there are about 3500 calories in a pound). So what is your height/weight now? If you're sedentary, 5'5, and 180lbs, you really only need about 1800-1900 calories a day to maintain your weight. That means that 500 additional calories would hopefully result in 1lb/week gain. 1000 calories over the 18-1900 would mean a 2lb/week gain following the same logic. That's about 2800-2900 calories per day, and over a year of eating about 1000 calories over what you need to maintain your weight, you'd conceivably have gained 100+ lbs. As you gain weight, the calories required to maintain your new weight increases slightly. But the only reason a girl of average height who is sedentary would need 3,000 calories per day to maintain their weight is if they weigh about 400 pounds.

I was always completely anti-drug, even pot, but finally tried it last year. I just calmed down, laughed a bit, and had a nice day. Scary! Only reason I stopped is because it seemed to lose its effects on me after a handful of times. I can now puff on that little vaporizer thing all night and not feel a damned thing, while friends can take 1-2 hits and start acting silly. Shame.

Basically sums it up. Most people have some sexual quirks, and some are weirder than others. Even some of the most "popular" ones are downright strange to those who don't have them (anal sex is something I find pretty off-putting). Plus, what someone is turned on by is something a person has very little control over. The only ones to worry about are those that prey upon kids/animals and shit. Let consenting adults do what they please.

Shouldn't really happen - when you're gaining quickly, you need to consume considerably more calories than you expend. Let's say in order to maintain a weight of 180 at your height you need to consume 2,000 calories. In order to get up to 250 by your "goal date", you may need to consume more like 3,000 a day (or more depending on how fast you want to reach 250). But once you're 250, your maintenance caloric requirement may only be 2,200 or something rather than a continued 3,000 intake. A 25-year-old female who is 5'5 and weighs 300lbs needs only to consume about 2500 calories a day if she is sedentary in order to maintain 300lbs. Your metabolism will slow with time; I doubt you'll feel much longer as if weight just can't stay on you.

HOT I'm no pro either, but it would seem to me that your long-term diet is more important to your health than a shorter-term gaining goal. Packing on the pounds quickly by indulging and eating foods which perhaps wouldn't be healthy to eat in large amounts in the long term may not be so bad if you were to maintain your goal weight with a healthier, high-calorie diet once you reach it. Ideally of course, eating a high-calorie but "healthy" diet would be a safer way to do it but would take some of the pleasure out of the experience and probably take longer. But give this website a look: http://www.eatthismuch.com

Got DAYUM this is a beautiful girl. What a lovely face.

Dat body shape on ya is mighty fine, dat's what I say.

What a beautiful girl.