Blubbertrucker

or…How to Dance With the Devil and Not Lose a Leg

This is an answer to a question I get asked frequently. I thought it was long overdue I wrote a response.

Diabetes is not the end of gaining. In fact for some, diabetes marks the beginning of their serious weight gain. Many gainers I know have had diabetes for years or even decades and have continued to gain well past 400 or even 500 pounds. These people are not legless cripples; in fact, many are gainers you all know and follow on Tumblr, YouTube, or other sites. They just haven’t told you since talk of diabetes is the third-rail of gaining. (And anyway it’s really nobody’s business but theirs.) I asked a few of these diabetic gainers for help in writing this post.

Diabetes is a manageable disease. Very manageable. Easily manageable. Despite this, most people with diabetes do not manage it…

Search “#gaining tips” for the other entries.

Diabetes

Today piggies we’re going to talk about diabetes and why it should be your first goal as aspiring immobile blobs.

Contrary to popular belief diabetes is not something fatties should be scared of, quite the opposite in fact, belive it or not diabetes can actually be used to make you gain at an even faster rate.

But first lets talk about what diabetes is.

There are 2 types of diabetes type 1 and type 2, for our purposes type 2 is the only one that matters because thats the one you get from being fat.

Type 2 diabetes is the result of your body becoming numb to insulin, now you may be wondering what insulin does, well basically when you eat food your body takes the energy out of in in the form of sugar (glucose), this sugar goes into your blood, when there is too much sugar in your blood your body uses insulin to change that sugar into carbohydrates (glycogen) which can then be stored as fat. So that means in a diabetic that sugar stays in your blood.

So I imagine your next question will be what causes type 2 diabetes, and to that I say good question and eating, it’s really that simple when you eat a lot of high sugar foods, lots of insulin is released and over time your body becomes numb to it, and in severe diabetes actually stops making any at all.

Diabetes Makes you Fatter

Yep that’s right you heard me it will make you fatter, or more specifically the medications used to treat it will. When you are first diagnosed with diabetes you will be prescribed a medication called metformin (USA Glucophage) unfortunately this is the only diabetes medication that doesn’t make you fatter, however if you start taking it and after a few days go back to your doctor or diabetes nurse and tell them that it is giving you terrible stomach pain and diarrhea, they will change it to one of the other medications that do make you fatter. The best bit is that as your diabetes gets worse the more medications you will be put on and therefore the quicker and quicker you gain weight.

Diabetes Pro’s and Con’s

Pro’s:

It’s sexy as fuck

It will make you gain weight faster

Increase in appetite

It predisposes you to lots of other nasty fat related health conditions like; High Blood Preassure, PCOS, Heart Attacks and Strokes, Kideny Issues.

It also increases your chances of getting a few non-fat related health issues like: Eye Problems, Skin Issues and the inability to feel sexual pleasure but still feeling horny

Con’s:

Somepeople may consider the health issues a con, but lets face it they’re actuall hot as fuck

How to Get Diabetes

Eat lots of sugar, and I mean a lot, like add it to every meal

Get fatter, the fatter you are the more likely you are to get diabetes and once you’ve got it it will make it worse

Do not exercise, this is a big one, other than eatting sugar this is the most important. That means doing as little exercise as humanly possible, try to stay in bed or on the couch as much as possible, get everything delivered, if you absolutely have to go out, drive as much as possible and use mobility scootters

There you have it, the reasons why as aspiring immobile blobs diabetes should be your fist priority, and remember don’t listen to what family, freinds and doctors say, yes it may be unhealthy but who cares if it takes a couple decades off your life, I know that secretly turns you on and thats the main thing after all.

Insulin Injection and Weight Gain in Type 2 Diabetes

Insulin is a hormone that plays a vital role in the regulation of blood glucose (sugar) levels, but it also has significant effects on other aspects of metabolism, including fat storage.

Insulin Function: Insulin is a hormone that helps regulate blood sugar levels. In type 2 diabetes, where the body's response to insulin is impaired (insulin resistance), patients often require additional insulin through injections to manage their blood glucose levels.

Fat Storage Promotion: Insulin doesn’t just regulate blood sugar; it also plays a key role in fat metabolism. One of its functions is to promote the storage of fat. When insulin levels are high, such as after a meal, the body tends to store more fat.

Inhibiting Fat Breakdown: Insulin inhibits the breakdown of fat in adipose tissue. This means that when insulin levels are high, the body is less likely to use stored fat for energy, favoring glucose instead.

High-Calorie Diet and Insulin: Consuming a diet high in carbohydrates and fats leads to frequent and significant spikes in blood sugar. This requires higher doses of insulin to manage these spikes. The increased insulin, in turn, promotes more fat storage, especially if the body's energy needs are already met.

For a type 2 diabetic who continues to consume a high-calorie diet and requires insulin injections, this creates a cycle:

- High Calorie Intake: Excess calories, particularly from carbs and fats, elevate blood sugar levels.

- Increased Insulin: To manage high sugar levels, more insulin is administered.

- Fat Storage: Higher insulin levels promote fat storage, leading to weight gain.

Conclusion: Insulin is crucial for maintaining blood sugar levels, but its role as a "fattening hormone" is also significant. It promotes the storage of fat and inhibits its breakdown, which contributes to weight gain. Understanding insulin's dual role is essential for managing body weight. Making informed dietary choices and maintaining a caloric surplus are key strategies in managing insulin levels and promoting weight gain.

Just in case anybody ever has a question whether or not I am the fuckin GOAT 👅👑💖

It's not something you're supposed to drink yet you can't help yourself.

But not because you like the taste...

No, a pint of heavy cream means something different to you.

Every time you drink it, you know as it fills your stomach that there's no turning back.

You're going to wake up fatter tomorrow and all it took was one drink.

Because the truth is heavy cream is not just a drink...

It's a fat potion.

And simply realizing that you're drinking fat potion just makes you want to drink it faster.

And it makes it addictive, knowing you can so easily drink yourself fat.

So you do it.

You start drinking heavy cream every day, slowly pushing your limits with how much you can hold.

The speed at which you gain always surprises you.

Blowing past 20lbs a month like it's nothing.

In almost no time at all you've gone from being average to very chubby.

Nobody says anything but you know they notice it.

How could they not?

You have a belly now, your face is fat and you're chubby all over.

But the pace of your gains never seems to falter.

And you know that you're just a few months away from becoming the morbidly obese person you've always wanted to be.

Heavy cream will transform you.

It's my birthday this week! I'm turning 26, definitely in perfect shape for 26, right? It's normal people my age get a little out of breath walking to the shops. Definitely normal to eat enough that getting off the couch is a struggle.

If anyone would like to contribute to a birthday stuffing, I'd be more than grateful!

holy fuck i’m so full 😵‍💫 all i’ve done the past 24 hours is stuff my face.. poor girl is such an achy mess 🥴 but im plotting so many big bloating feedings for today.. my piggy brain is too excited..