TheUnstoppableGainer

I'm TheUnstoppableGainer.

I'm 22 years old, Portuguese and currently living in Switzerland.

I've been into feedism for over 10 years, and over time I realized I didn't just enjoy watching people gain weight—I wanted to experience it myself.

Today I'm a feedee / gainer, and I don't plan on stopping anytime soon.

About Me

Portuguese living in Switzerland

🗣️ Languages: French, Portuguese & English

👤 Pronouns: He / Him

🎮 I love video games and play pretty much everything: survival games, horror games, story-driven games, multiplayer games... If you ever want to play I'd be more than happy!

🏠 I'm a huge homebody. I'd honestly rather stay home eating, gaming or watching YouTube than go out partying.

🍕 Fast food is probably my favorite type of food.

🎬 I enjoy movies, TV series and anime.

🎵 I listen to almost every music genre.

📺 Whenever I'm gaming, there's almost always a YouTube video playing on my second monitor.

Feedism

Height: 180 cm (5'11")

Starting weight: Around 55–60 kg (121–132 lbs)

Current weight: Around 152 kg (335 lbs)

Highest weight: 155 kg (342 lbs)

My next milestone is 200 kg (440 lbs).

After that... 250 kg, then maybe 300 kg... and honestly, I'll just see where this journey takes me. I don't really feel like I have a limit. I simply want to become as big as I possibly can and enjoy every step of the journey.

I've been actively gaining for the past few years, and one of the things I'm most proud of was gaining 23 kg (51 lbs) in just two months back in 2023.

Earlier this year, I also managed to gain almost 10 kg (22 lbs) in just one month, going from 143.9 kg (317 lbs) to 153.8 kg (339 lbs). That only made me even more motivated to keep pushing myself.

Although I'm mainly a feedee/gainer, I also enjoy being a feeder in a mutual gaining relationship. I love encouraging someone else's progress just as much as sharing mine, motivating each other, celebrating milestones together and, if we ever meet, enjoying stuffing sessions together.

What I'm Looking For

I'd love to meet more people from the community.

Mainly:

❤️ Friends

🐷 Other gainers & feedees

💖 A female feeder who enjoys encouraging my journey (emotionally, not financially), loves seeing my body change and enjoys sharing the experience together.

I'm also always happy to meet people who simply enjoy following my progress, sharing theirs, or just talking about feedism.

Things I Enjoy

🐷 Rapid weight gain

🍔 Huge meals

🥛 Drinking heavy cream

📈 Watching the number on the scale go up

🤰 Seeing my belly grow bigger, softer and hang lower over time

😵 Getting incredibly stuffed after huge meals

👕 Tight clothes and popping shirt buttons

✨ New stretch marks

📸 Taking progress pictures, videos and body measurements

📏 Comparing old and new pictures to see my progress

❤️ Mutual gaining

💬 Talking about feedism and sharing progress

Fun Facts

🥛 My current drinking record is 1 liter of heavy cream mixed with 1 liter of drinkable yogurt in under 30 minutes.

🔥 My current one-day eating record is 12,000 calories in less than 24 hours, and I'm determined to beat it. One of my biggest goals for now is to eventually reach 20,000 calories in a single day.

📈 Seeing the number on the scale go up is one of my biggest motivations.

Thanks for stopping by! ❤️

Stuffing myself with McDonald's is starting to be my favorite thing, to bad it's so expensive :((

Here's a little Before-After drinking 1L gainer shake (2k calories) The pictures with B are the Before and with the A are the After Hope you'll like it !

Sometimes I catch myself thinking about how nice it'd be to find an FFA.

Not just someone who enjoys watching me gain weight, but someone who genuinely enjoys me. Someone I could play video games with, talk to every day, laugh with, and just spend time together. Then, on top of that, they'd get excited about my gaining journey too.

I'd love to share my daily progress with someone like that. Talking about how much I ate that day, sending weigh-ins, celebrating new milestones together, and getting excited over every little change.

Hey everyone,

Today I had a doctor's appointment, and honestly it ended up being much more interesting than I expected.

For the past few weeks I've barely left my apartment. Most days I probably don't even reach 500 steps. The only walking I really do is between my room, the kitchen, and the bathroom, so today was the first time in quite a while that I actually had to go somewhere.

Before I even left, I was already feeling a little stressed. The t-shirt I decided to wear wasn't really tight, but it definitely wasn't as loose as it used to be either. Over the past month I've reached the point where I can barely suck my stomach in anymore, so I spent way too much time trying to hide it before leaving. Even then, I still felt like you could clearly tell how much bigger I'd gotten.

The walk to the bus stop is only about one or two minutes from my apartment, but I was already out of breath before I even got there. After getting off the bus and walking to the doctor's office, I was still breathing heavily and had even started sweating a little. Before going into the waiting room, I actually stopped by the bathroom for a minute just to catch my breath.

At the beginning of the appointment, we talked a little about how tired I've been feeling lately. She explained that with the temperatures we've been having recently, it's pretty common to feel exhausted, especially when you're carrying as much extra weight as I am.

The main reason I was there was simply to renew one of my prescriptions, but I also wanted to get weighed.

I told her that the last official weight I remembered was back in July 2023, when I weighed around 107 kg (236 lbs). (I had actually weighed myself since then at home, but I wanted to see her reaction after such a big change.)

She said that wasn't a problem and brought over an electronic scale.

I stepped onto it.

Error.

She asked me to step off and try again.

I stepped back onto it.

Error again.

She thought something might be wrong with the scale, so she told me she'd changed the batteries not long ago, but decided to replace them again just in case.

After changing them, she asked me to step on one more time.

Error. Again.

Then she said,

"Maybe you're actually too heavy for this scale."

I'd already noticed the little label that said Maximum: 150 kg (330 lbs), so I immediately understood what she meant.

Honestly, I didn't really react because I didn't want to show it... but inside I was incredibly happy. It was the first time in my life that I'd ever been too heavy for a scale, and I honestly never thought I'd experience that right now.

She then went to another room and borrowed a different scale from one of her colleagues. This one was an older mechanical scale that could go up to 160 kg.

This time it worked.

It showed 160 kg (353 lbs).

She also measured my height, and I'm 181 cm (5'11").

She told me that my BMI was very high and then started talking about the long-term health risks that come with weighing this much. She explained that if I continue gaining weight, it could eventually cause problems with my knees, hips, joints, heart, lungs and other parts of my body.

At that point I decided to just be completely honest with her.

I told her that throughout my life I'd tried losing weight several times, but every single time I did, I ended up feeling miserable in my own body.

I simply told her that I genuinely like being fat.

I didn't mention feederism or that I intentionally enjoy gaining weight. I just told her that I feel happier living in a bigger body.

To be honest, I was expecting a much stronger reaction.

Instead, she stayed very calm.

She told me it wasn't her job to judge me or tell me how I should live my life. She just wanted to make sure I understood the risks that could come in 10, 20 or 30 years if I kept gaining weight. She also told me that if I ever wanted to seriously talk about my weight or changing anything, I could always make another appointment dedicated just to that conversation.

Before leaving, I asked if we could schedule some blood tests. Since I'd gained so much weight over the last few years, I wanted to see where everything stands now.

She agreed immediately.

She pointed out that I'd gained around 53 kg (117 lbs) in 3 years, which is obviously a huge change, so she thought it would be a good idea to check everything.

I'll be going back in a few weeks for the blood tests, and I'm honestly curious to see what the results will look like. Hopefully I'll have gained even more weight by then too.

After the appointment I stopped by a grocery store before heading home. Of course... I ended up buying more high-calorie food.

When I got back home, I ate around 1 kg (2.2 lbs) of chicken nuggets, which came out to almost 3,000 calories in a single meal.

Overall, today's appointment went much better than I expected.

The funniest part was definitely being too heavy for that first scale. I honestly couldn't stop thinking about it afterwards because I never imagined that would happen now. My own scale goes up to 180 kg (400 lbs), so I still have some time before I become too heavy for the regular scales at home.

My next appointment is in a few weeks for the blood tests...

New goal: maybe I'll even be too heavy for the mechanical scale by then. 😅

Anyway, I just wanted to share today's experience with all of you.

After eating all that McDonald's, I was honestly completely stuffed. My stomach felt really stretched, so I decided to take a few photos and record a short video to share with you all.

4 of the photos was taken while I was standing up, and the others while I was leaning back in my chair. It's pretty interesting to see how different my belly looks depending on the position. So it's not a Before-After

I also recorded a short video of me playing with my belly while I was still completely full.

I had honestly missed McDonald's so much, and this meal definitely didn't disappoint. I hope you all enjoy the photos and the video! 😊

McDonald's has honestly been one of the things I missed the most.

Today I decided to order some and see if I could beat my old record for the most burgers I've eaten in a single meal.

I ended up finishing a McRaclette Bacon meal (with medium fries and a medium Coke) plus 10 cheeseburgers, for a total of around 4,400 calories.

I'm honestly really happy with how much my capacity to eat has changed over time. Looking back at what I used to be able to eat compared to now, the difference is pretty impressive, and it makes me wonder how much further I can push myself.

Hey everyone,

It’s been exactly one month since I decided to seriously start gaining again, and the results are better than I expected.

On June 23rd I weighed 149.9 kg (330 lbs). Today I’m at 162.1 kg (357 lbs). That’s a gain of 12.2 kg (27 lbs) in just one month. I stayed really motivated and gave it my all, but I honestly didn’t think I would gain this much this fast. And now I have a BMI of 50 !!!

This month I’ve noticed a lot of changes in my body. New stretch marks appeared on my belly. I even watched some of them grow bigger over the course of the month. My clothes are getting tighter, and my moobs are much more noticeable.

For as long as I can remember, I’ve always sucked in my stomach whenever I was around people (family, friends, or strangers). It became such a strong habit that I even did it when I was alone. But now I can barely suck it in anymore. Even when I try, it only lasts a few seconds, and you can still clearly see how much bigger I’ve gotten. It’s slowly forcing me to start accepting my body more.

Most of the weight seems to have gone to my belly and my thighs. My thighs feel noticeably bigger and softer than they did a month ago, and my arms have filled out a little too. The biggest change is definitely my stomach, though.

I also get out of breath much more easily now, even with very small efforts. Just talking after a big meal, bending down to pick something up, walking from my room to the kitchen, taking a shower, or doing the dishes leaves me breathing hard. I’ve started waddling a bit when I walk.

Since I restarted gaining, I’ve barely left the house, so my daily activity is extremely low. I probably do less than 500 steps most days. The only walking I really do is between my room, the kitchen, and the bathroom.

One thing that really surprised me is how quickly my body adapted to the amount of food I’m eating. At first, drinking my gainer shake would usually leave me feeling pretty uncomfortable, and I often had to go to the bathroom shortly afterwards. Now I can easily drink a full liter of it (500 mL of heavy cream mixed with 500 mL of liquid yogurt), sometimes even two liters throughout the day while still eating large meals. I honestly didn’t expect my body to adapt this quickly.

Another thing that changed is the way I sleep. I used to sleep on my stomach most of the time, but after eating and drinking so much every day, it’s become too uncomfortable. Now I almost always sleep on my side or on my back instead.

Overall, I’m really proud of this month. My motivation is stronger than ever, and I’m excited to keep pushing. I doubt I’ll manage another 10+ kg next month, but I’m definitely going to try my best.

A few days ago I also beat my old calorie record by eating over 14,000 calories in a single day. I’ll definitely try to beat that record again in the coming weeks.

Over the past month, I've usually been eating between 6,000 and 8,000 calories a day. Some days are a little lower, especially after my 14,000-calorie challenge when I was still feeling really full, while other days are a bit higher. Overall, that's been my average for most of the month.

Looking back, it’s honestly hard to believe that all of these changes happened in just one month. I can’t wait to see what the next month brings.

Hey guys,

Today I finally broke my calorie record again and I’m pretty damn pleased about it.

It started with a 10k record, then I got it up to 12k, and today I pushed it even further to 14,442 calories. Even though I feel like I could’ve done more, I’m still really happy with this one.

The whole day I wasn’t actually that hungry, but I was in the zone and motivated as hell. I drank my gainer shake and ate a ton of calorie-dense food. By the evening my stomach was stretched to the limit I was super full, round and heavy. I was out of breath way more easily just from moving around haha.

Full stats:

14,442 calories

888g fat

1,179g carbs

51g fiber

404g sugars

407g protein

Compared to my usual 5-7k days, this was massive. I felt okay overall, just that constant stuffed and bloated feeling.

I’m already excited thinking about the next round… 18,000 or even 20,000 would be insane. We’ll see when I go for it again.

A little before & after after drinking my 2-liter gainer shake.

1 liter of heavy cream + 1 liter of liquid yogurt

4,150 calories • 366.5 g of fat

I'm getting really close to 160 kg (353 lbs) now, which is the heaviest I've ever been. I honestly can't wait to keep gaining and continue this journey.

I've been wanting to share a longer progress video for a while, and I finally did it.

In this video, I'm drinking another 1-liter gainer shake (500 mL heavy cream + 500 mL liquid yogurt), playing with my belly, and trying on one of my tighter shirts.

Just before filming, I had already finished another shake with the exact same ingredients, so by this point I had already consumed 1 liter of heavy cream and 1 liter of liquid yogurt in less than an hour.

What really surprised me is how much my capacity has changed. Not that long ago, I couldn't imagine drinking that much in such a short amount of time. I would always split it up over several hours. This time, I drank both shakes in under an hour and still felt completely fine afterwards.

It honestly feels like my body is slowly adapting to eating and drinking larger amounts, and that's something I find really exciting to see.

Looking back at my older videos, it's amazing to see how much my body has already changed. I can't wait to look back at this one in a few months and compare it to where I'll be then.