The Fat Project

So, someone, after consulting my wildest dreams, decided to see if a person would be able to gain 30lbs in 30 days. Although, reality did fall somewhat short of expectation, and the guy they picked to attempt this, Eric, wasn't really my type, as an extremely horny adolescent, I still found this whole thing super hot. Originally found on TheSpark.com, now archived on Crudder.com The Fat Project is def. worth a look for any gainer or encourager. More thoughts and some before and afters of Eric after the jump


Before


After -30lbs later




So, I think the thing that sort of disappointed me most is that even with a gain of 30lbs, there wasn't a huge difference in the look for Eric's body. Gainers and encouragers think of 30lbs is a lot of weight, and it is -Eric was tall and quite skinny to start, so that helped camouflage the gain, but I think it brings up another important point. No one pays as much attention to weight as gainers and encouragers (with the possible exceptions of those suffering from anorexia and bulimia). Every gainer I have chatted with thinks that everyone around them will notice if they put on 5, 10, 15lbs. Most of the time, people are wrapped up in their own world so much that unless the other person is a gainer or encourager themselves, some weight gain won't be noticed. I say to anyone reading this who is on the fence about growing, try 20lbs. It won't make that much of a difference physically to other people, and you can get a sense of how you like gaining. I bet you won't regret it, but if you do, you can always drop 20lbs pretty easy. Eric did after The Fat Project ended, not because he didn't like it, but because, he didn't want to buy new pants. But I bet you won't regret it. Just invest in the pants.

See, he lost it. Well, most of it.