The Encourager

(You feel like you need more encouragement, but what about your own senses? CW: Weight gain, encouragement, fitness issues.)

Next time you need that little push to eat a bit more, just listen to your body. It’s already reminded you how much progress you’ve made.

You can start right when you first wake up. Sitting up in bed, take note of how you have to do it. do you have to use both arms to heft yourself up? Does your belly have to compress and fight with itself, squishing and rolling to make room for you to pull forward? Do you need a couple attempts to rock yourself forward? Be sure to reward yourself with a snack for noticing any milestones you’ve made so far, and to encourage that next one.

What about sitting down? Do you find yourself assessing chair strength before you plant your fat ass down? Do you subconsciously hold some of your weight on your legs as to not test its integrity too much? Do the seat edges dig into the parts of your wide ass cheeks that hang over the side? Be sure to order extra tonight if any of these sound familiar to you to celebrate.

And what about getting back up? Have you realized you have to put your hands on your knees to brace yourself, and haven’t really tried without it? Do you have to really flex and engage your ab muscles to sit forward to stand? Have you started widening your stance to get in a better position to heft your bulk? Can you get up at all without assistance? Does new weight make you feel uncoordinated when you stand, like you’ve forgotten your center of gravity? If any of these don’t feel like you yet, it’s just more of that push to earn the rest of them.

Even walking is an opportunity to assess your progress. The speed of your gait, has it slowed down over time? Did you realize that you’ve been trying to obscure your heavier breathing lately? How much have you had to widen your stance to walk, do you think a stranger would call it a waddle watching you shuffle around just yet? Do you find that noticeable loss of energy coming a little sooner than before, the subtle feet soreness from walking a long time coming around before too long? I bet you can’t wait to feel yourself get even worse, to be hit with even more obvious evidence that you’re getting fatter.

How many X’s are on your clothes? You should be able to manage one meal for each of those today, shouldn’t you? You know what they say, eat for the clothing size you want to grow out of.

I bet you haven’t even noticed all the ways you’ve picked your own gluttony and lethargy over anything else. Maybe it would help to remind yourself of them.

For example, I’d ask you how winded you get climbing a set of stairs, but let’s be honest: when’s the last time you even did that? Or does it come more naturally for you to avoid them? It might sound strange to be encouraged to climb a flight of stairs, but that subtle wheeze you’ll have by the top will push you to eat a hundred times the calories you burned with each cumbersome step anyway, won’t it? Eat yourself out of ever being able to remind yourself of how out of shape you are.

Think about the last time you even ate a salad, wasted a meal with that paltry amount of calories. Get a cookie for every day it’s been. If you can’t remember, that’s an entire package just for you, congrats fatass.

Ever turned down a hangout with some friends or family because you ‘don’t like hiking’, figured it might be too much walking for you, or doesn’t sound like fun having to move around more than the necessary amount? Good thing, that’s another excuse to hit up a buffet or an extra drive-through on the way home, make sure those decisions get piled up onto you.

Heck, next time you’re missing that drive, just look in the mirror. Does that face staring back have a double-chin? Are those cheeks fuller and rosier than you remember? Do your love handles stretch out past your waist? Does your belly? Does it fold over yet? That body would look much better gorging on something indulgent, wouldn’t it?

Turn around and look back. Do you see a roll forming where your body is folding in to turn? Does your ass look plush and comfy, is it pocked with cellulite, does it press against your underwear? Is there a shelf where your thighs rise up to meet it? How much give does your thighs have? Imagine how much comfier you’ll be taking up even more of a couch with your sedentary, gluttonous self with some more padding to squish into.

Look at the details. Are those faded stretch marks still visible, traceable from under your finger from the last plateau you pushed past? Have they been making fresh, red friends lately? Does your chest cast a shadow onto your belly? How do those hands look - a little fatter, pudgier, clumsier than they used to be? What about your feet? Don’t be afraid to catch yourself noticing the way your fingers look a little unfamiliar, the way your double chin digs into your chest a little earlier than you remember, or the way your arms hang at a bit more of an angle because of the curve of your sides.

Each detail you take in is more evidence of indulgence having an effect. Each detail should make you hungrier to leave more of a mark on your body.

(After all, you deserve it. CW: Greed, selfish weight gain, encouragement.)

You indulge once in a while, when you can.

It’s not always feasible with food prices the way they are, but it’s fun to get a little extra, another side here and there, maybe some extra fries or something. Occasionally, your partner will even be nice enough to let you finish their food when they’re not as hungry. You’d never ask for it, but it feels good to have that little bit more.

You don’t like to admit this, but you occasionally like to stop on the way home for an extra snack before dinner. You know you don’t really need it, but something about sneaking in a few extra calories from a value menu burger or some sides to munch on before you get home just feels good to do. And it’s not like you do it that often, really, so there’s not really a problem. What’s the harm in getting a little more once in a while?

It isn’t really like you, but lately you’ve been waking up in the middle of the night, carefully getting out of bed, and then sneaking to the kitchen to raid the fridge. Sometimes it’s some leftovers your partner was saving (not usually all of it, but just enough to sate you), sometimes it’s taking a few gulps of the heavy cream you have on hand for recipes. You don’t know what’s gotten into you, you’ve just been so hungry, like you can never get enough. Even after those post work drive-thru runs have been getting more frequent, and they’ve ballooned slightly from a value burger into a small extra meal.

Still, it’s not like it’s a big deal anyway, you just get a little hungrier than you used to, and it’s okay to eat more when you’re hungry, isn’t it?

You swear you haven’t been doing it all the time, but you’ve been ordering extra food with nearly every takeout meal lately. It’s usually an extra appetizer or some extra sides to share with your partner. It might be the portions shrinking, but you can never seem to really get full. You do end up finishing most of it off, but it’s not like your partner seems to mind much anyway, and the whole point of it is to have a bit more for you.

You’re not sure when it started happening, but you’ve started taking food off your partner’s plate without asking. Sure, they were willing to give it to you before, and you’re sure that they don’t mind now, but it’s like a switch flipped in your brain. They want to see you happy, so naturally you should just take it if you’re really hungry, shouldn’t you? If you need more than they do, you shouldn’t feel guilty about taking it.

That’s why you get an extra dinner on the way home now. You’ve just made yourself used to it. Right as you’re heading out, it’s like your belly rumbles for that extra little snack. It’s never anything big, just a few sandwiches, some fries, and a large soda to wash it down, but that extra little bit of calories helps you really make it to dinner when you’re ready for more.

You’ve come to expect your partner to make that real dinner for you when you get home, too. They must have told you that they like to cook anyway, and a nice home cooked meal always sits nice and warm in your belly. So what if you get a little demanding? You’re just hungry, I’m sure they understand you need more than that paltry little snack on the way home.

It’s a good thing your partner leaves leftovers in the fridge for you to snack on when you get peckish late at night and lumber over to the fridge. Sure, sometimes they complain about not having something to eat for lunch the next day, but I’m sure they appreciate you finishing up their food nonetheless. It’s not like they want it to go bad, right? Besides, you need it more.

You always need an extra entree when you get takeout now. The portions are just so fucking small now, it’s like they want you to order more. You need that much just to not go hungry so often. You’ve even been ordering extra for your partner too, since you’re sure they’re feeling it too, even if it ends up in the fridge for you to eat later, or even more conveniently, is just unceremoniously slid over to you mid-dinner, you’re sure they must eat it sometimes, so it’s good to have more on hand, without even having to ask.

You’ve come to expect being the food disposal at friend gatherings. Your friends are so nice, letting you finish their extra food, and it’s just kind of you to take it off their hands. To be fair, they sometimes only give it up begrudgingly after you ask, and maybe you steal some bites before they actually tell you that you can have it at times, but they were slowing down and about to hand it off anyway, weren’t they? After all, you hate wasting food, and it’s better off going to someone who will appreciate it, someone like you who needs a bit more than everyone else.

It’s occurring to you that everyone loves making sure you have enough to eat. Your partner has stopped protesting you taking off their plate, so you’ve started eating theirs first so they don’t waste any food or let it get cold before it goes to you.

With all those big orders you bark into a drive-thru speaker, sometimes they get it wrong, and they let you keep all the food they made wrong while they remake it, especially when you get halfway through the order before you realize their mistake.

Even friends know to have plenty of food around to entice you to hang out with them, but that’s just what’s expected to be a good host. So what if you make a bit of a mess? It’s a small price to offer your company. And if their furniture breaks underneath you, that’s their problem for buying shitty chairs, right?

(Helping you with your new cumbersome body. CW: fat, implied out of shape, weight gain.)

If you’re reading this, congratulations! It means the procedure was a success! But slow your roll, big fella, we need to review a few quick tips before you live your new corpulent life!

Getting Out of Bed

In a typical [1] procedure, you should be waking up right in your own bed [2] ! To get up, carefully roll onto your side closest to the edge, and then pull a leg out. Brace yourself with your arms and attempt to lift your body into an upright position. Take your time, this may take several tries. Try and plant your legs onto the floor as you rise to a seated position. You’re doing great! Next, place one hand on each side and lean forward, then place your body weight onto your legs as your press onto the bed with your arms. You may need to ball them up into a fist so as to not over-extend your finger tips and over-stretch.

Important Note! You’re putting more stress on almost every part of your body, so it’s important to be slow and deliberate with your motions. Think majestic whale, not skittering minnow.

Excellent work! You’re standing now. That wasn’t too hard, was it! Take a moment to catch your breath before continuing. You’ve earned it.

Walking Through the House

Now that you’re standing, you might have realized that your body no longer likes this position too much. That’s alright! Let’s make our way to another room and take a load off. Take it slow at first, one foot in front of the other. You may want to brace yourself against a wall to keep yourself steady as you make your way around. That’s okay! Be prepared to each leg slightly out so that your thigh fat doesn’t fight for space. It might feel awkward and slow and embarrassing right now, but you’ll get used to it soon enough!

Attention: You will notice you may be breathing heavy for something that once was effortless. Consider the volume of mass that is being moved with each move you make. You’re practically lifting weights with every ponderous step! Depending on your body’s configuration, an act like walking may leave you sweating as well. Don’t worry, that’s just you desperately trying to cool down your overworked muscles and extra insulated body!

Sitting Down

Making your way through the house is going to leave you more winded than you’re used to, like you’ve been running a mile, but this is normal! It’s not every day you pile on hundreds of pounds all at once, is there? You’re going to want to relax, but whoa there, wrecking ball, you gotta be careful where you swing that body of yours now! Make sure and find something sturdy [2], and slowly back your ass down with your hands on your knees. You’ll want to engage your muscles for as long as possible, trying to lower yourself slowly, as close as you can get to your seated position so as to not drop your massive self onto overworked furniture and cause a mess! Great job, behemoth!

Remember! when using a part of your body or a piece of furniture or some infrastructure as leverage or to set yourself down into, think: can it hold all __ lbs / kg of my weight?

On Intake

What was that? Oh, you can’t expect a body like that to go too long without needing to be refueled! You better get something to eat. Better make it big too, as there’s a lot of mass you need to move around, and you’ll need a nice satisfying meal to sate it! Focus on filing foods, like breads, pastas, and fried food to best start to understand your new capacity.

Be aware! Many users of the procedure are surprised by their new intake levels, and are taken aback by new, unfamiliarly strong hunger urges. Don’t be a statistic, get informed. Be sure to have a generous stockpile [3] of food at hand for your Acclimation Phase. You wanted the body, now you get to eat like it!™

Going Out

In the Welcome Resources Guide, we’ve attached a helpful list of plus-size friendly retailers and a sizing guide for your new body, so be sure to review them. Remember the walk you just took, and consider more breathable and lightweight fabrics for your heavier, warmer body. It’s unlikely that many of your old clothes will still remain usable.

Your Responsibility: Be courteous of our environment! Donate old clothes to a friend or a clothing donation site now that there’s no hope of you ever fitting into them again. See your Welcome Resources Guide for a list of charities.

Social Changes

In the coming days, people will see the new you. This is exciting! But you may need to take note of a few caveats when entering this period of change and growth.

For one, be sure to be careful of friend’s and family’s furniture (see section Sitting Down) to avoid any embarrassing or costly damage. You may also receive more leftovers and be asked to finish others food. Be respectful and accept their gift! You will better understand your new appetite and take an obligation off their hands.

Restaurant Warning: It’s unlikely that your new body will fit into booths. Be sure to inform the server as soon as possible to avoid any complications.

You may also receive some good-natured nicknames, including, but not limited to:

Land-whale, porker, tubby, fatty, piggy, wide-load, lardass, big boy / girl, fat ass / fuck / boy / girl…

Have a positive spirit! These nicknames embrace your new truth, and tell you that they see you for who you are! What great loved ones you have!

Wrapping Up

This is a landmark transformation, one that will change how you move, act, and are treated in the world for good. It’s important to not take that lightly. Not that you can take anything lightly anymore, isn’t that right tubby?

Get ready to move more slowly and deliberately through the world, and bring an appetite for adventure! We at the Company hope you enjoy it, and that you fully embody the full figured fatass you’ve always wanted to be!

[1] Some options may place you in bariatric care. See the Supplemental Guide for details.

[2] The Company or it’s affiliates are not responsible for any property damage as a result of your increased weight. See the Your Rights and Responsibilities (EULA) for more information.

(nothing wrong with a little conditioning. CW: weight gain, encouragement, manipulation)

I want to fuck up your sense of reward for good.

Surely you’ve noticed that every time you finish a shake I make for you I grab your love handle and give you a deep, passionate kiss? How I tell you how cute you are just as you clean your plate, or how when you can’t help but let out a guttural belch when you lay back, I’m right there to rub your belly and not-so-teasingly ask if you made room for more?

I really mean it too, every time.

You’re never more attractive to me than when you’re doing those shallow breaths of over-fullness, like you’re worried you’re gonna explode if you breathe too hard. Heck, sometimes I’m worried too.

Or that desperate, exhausted, satisfied look on your face, somewhere between achievement and nausea, that tells me I’ve made you hit your limit again. (And then I quietly revel in the satisfaction of knowing that limit is a bit further than last time.)

I wouldn’t quite call it manipulation, per se, I just like rewarding you when you give in to indulgence, and you’ve gotten so good at that with my encouragement.

So what if I only make sure to get you off once you’re at your absolute capacity, when you can’t do much but lay back and grunt and moan, idly rubbing your fat, distended gut? It’s not like you’d notice anyway, since you’ve been doing such a great job of ending every day at your capacity lately, haven’t you?

I promise that every ‘oof, I think I overdid it’ will be met with a genuine ‘aww’ of sympathy, a gentle physical comforting, and an empty promise to stop you before you go too far next time.

But that’s the deal we made together. I’ll be there to comfort and pamper you, and you eat everything that’s put in front of you. Oh, you never agreed to that aloud, but you’ve actually done a wonderful job of sticking to it anyway, I think, so I’m willing to forgive it if my eyes ever end up too big for your stomach…I just doubt that time will come.

I know your limits. I know just how to tease them, stretch them, wear them down, bit by bit. I know those wordless indicators that tell me you’re slowing down, that you need a little push to finish your food. I know the grunt that tells me we should skip dessert, or the satisfied huff that tells me I should have extras ready. If you’re learning my love language, it’s only fair to tell you that I already learned yours.

That’s not to say that it’s easy. Tracking your preferences down to the last detail, determining what makes your stomach too upset to be worth the calories, making sure I have enough food around….honestly, the last one is kind of satisfying in it’s own way, knowing that we grew your appetite enough to create a new logistical problem.

All that effort is worth it, though.

It’s worth it to see you bust out that satisfied grin when you waddle into the room to show me how poorly your pants fit on you now. Or when I trace your stretch marks with my fingers, finding new ones every time. Or when you surprise me by eating through the feast I prepared for you, and we simply have to go out for a second or third late night dinner for you.

From 71 kg to 283 kg between 2009 and 2025.

Yes, that's right, he went from 145 lbs to over 620 lbs.

This 34 year old guy has been a swimmer since he was a kid. He stopped and started a party life, gained 200kg and is now swimming again to try to lose weight.

Being stuffed by a pig makes me grow twice as fast 🐷