My Chocolate Mousse.

I'm going to type about my friend tonight. I am not going to say her name to protect her innocence. Yeah, her innocence.

Anyway, she is a beautiful, hilarious, intelligent, sweet, and caring, and thin. Okay, thin is a bit of "putting it nicely." She is akin to Twiggy, but she is not anorexic. When I met her several years ago she was a beautiful, thick, full figured gal. She was 200 pounds of perfect chocolate mousse. Yum!

She confessed to me today, whilst having dinner that she "missed being fluffy." She's one of the only people in the real world who know about my love of stuffing so she felt comfortable saying this to me. Her now ex-boyfriend had put her under pressure to lose her weight, and she ended up losing approximately 90 pounds (and not in the healthy way either.) Anyways, she confesses this to me over dinner, and she stated that she was having trouble putting any weight back on. This is not surprising as she is a vegetarian like me. How she ever got to her past fluffiness in the first place is beyond me.

Some people actually prefer being a bit on the heavy side or having a softer body. They feel more like themselves if they are a little bigger or in my friends case fluffier. She stated that she's been trying to gain the weight back by eating ice cream before bed each night, but she's only put on about ten pounds.

My suggestion was to stuff. To stretch her stomach capacity out to where it was when she was voluptuous and thicker then she would be able to eat more and consume more calories than she has been. She perked up at the idea, and helped herself to seconds.

Later with her full brown stomach poking out she asked me if I thought it was weird that she wanted to be back at 200 lbs. I told her no, and that she was a much happier friend when she was thicker.

I'll keep you updated as she works on her goal, and of course to see how the stuffing is working for her.

Go for it,
StufferGirl