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Nice find. Lots of rather big girls in active wear, body contrast, and a few pics you would expect to find on "women of curvage" rather than on a regular fashion site 😀

As someone already wrote, the story with the 340kg might be fake. There is only one picture online, and it is not very clear.Now for some better stuff. I don't really like Jäger's humor, but it's quite hot how openly she talks about her fatness. Here is a comedian repeating a joke from one of her programs: First comedian: "You said that your ass is rather big." "Yes." "And that it is so big because it keeps your knee caps dry when it rains." (Audience laughs, Jäger too.) Second comedian: "So, any misery can be sugarcoated" (Isn't it nice how nasty they are.) Sonya Kraus used to be one of the (conventionally) hottest chicks on German TV. In some "celebrities bake cake" show, she related that she used to bake with her granny, and mentioned with a huge grin how fat her grandmother was. In another show, she danced with Nicole Jäger. I wonder if she had a good time pressing herself against Jäger's huge gut:Here are some interviews and other stuff I find hot. If I find the time, I will translate the best parts.

This is about a colleague of mine, let's call her Sue. Like me, she is in her forties. We have had some conversations about stuff like holiday weight gain before, but I did not pay much attention, because she was slim, or slightly chubby at the most. This has changed, quite pleasantly, with her new boyfriend. She has not become fat, but certainly a bit overweight, with a sizeable ass. I am pretty sure she had to buy several new pants. We had an outing with some physical activity (a fairly long hike), from which Sue backed out at short notice. She wrote that it was because she was busy, and I frankly had not made the connection to her weight gain until a conversation a few days later. "It was quite a long and steep hike." Me: "But you did similar hikes in the past". "Yes, but with 10 kilos less." Then I realized what she meant and smiled to myself when she walked away, looking at her hips. That extra weight, although not a huge gain, would certainly have made the trip quite tough for her.

There are several plus size models in this clip, including Riley Hemson of course, but I post it here because it has some very good shots of Kaleena, for example at 5:15. Gives also a good impression on how large she really is.

Slightly off topic: I like it if slim chicks sit in a position (like her, with her feet on the chair) which the fat girl in the room could not manage.

If she shows her ass, most of the pictures are terribly photoshopped. Here is a good one:

My best friend's mother was a BBW, and a teacher. I imagined her teaching a sports class and showing the kids how to crawl through some tight opening, and get stuck with her fat ass.

I made the mistake of looking at your profile, but as you seem to enjoy receiving guesses, I will try to make an unbiased one based on the pics you posted in this thread. That would be 280 lbs

This reminds me of a tv interview with Jeri Ryan, from long ago. I don't remember it precisely, but it went somehow like this: "You wouldn't fit into your skintight suit if you gained any weight, would you?" "No, a single cheesecake would make those seams burst." (These are not the precise words for sure, but it's essentially what she said.)

I had a very pleasant "private simulation" of such a scenario. A long time ago, I spent a month in Myanmar, one of the poorest countries in Asia. There were few tourists back then, and the typical figure of the locals was between very thin and emaciated. Coming back to Europe was a shock (a good one, though). When just walking on the street and looking at people, I thought "OMG they are fat here". Our chubby girls where whales in comparison.

Her weight has been fluctuating within a 10 kg range or so over many years. She was at the lower end recently, but the current trend is upwards 😃

A while ago, when my wife was in one of her "biggest" times, we had a habit that it was me who would help her in and out of her one-piece swimsuits, whenever the situation was such that we were changing clothes together. I enjoyed it very much, especially because all her swimwear was a bit too small at that time. The best situation: After swimming, she stood in front of me, with her swimsuit already pulled down below her butt. "But I wanted to take it off!" She complied and tried to pull it up again, but that did not work as intended. The swimsuit was coiled, wet, and refused to go up over her large ass cheeks. I enjoyed that show for a few seconds and than said, "Never mind", grabbed her soft dimpled ass cheeks with both hands, kneaded them and let her take her one-piece off completely.

Recently on a train, I saw two women, in their twenties, one slim, and one obese (130 kg maybe). The slim girl was sitting in a window seat, and the fat one walked towards her. She was wearing black jeans that seemed a bit too tight. When passing me, she touched me with her hip. There was actually no need for this: the aisle was wide enough, and no one was sitting at the other side. It seemed that she was simply not aware of the size of her ass. When she sat down, her friend touched the armrest between them and asked, "should we put this up?" The big girl replied that there was no need to do that. Indeed, there was not, the reason being that her hips overflowed the seat by several cm on the other side.

So true. In the media, fat people were treated with less respect back then. While I do not condone this, I must admit that I found it hot at times. Here are some examples. In German and Austrian discos, it was a popular attraction to hire some fat girls and have them strip, which was called "miss fat girl contest" or similar. Before the internet, many people had never seen a fat woman in her underwear. I had a VHS tape of such an event. The camera man did a good job delivering full screens of fat asses in thongs and the like. There was a popular tv series called "Kaisermühlen Blues", about fictional characters from Vienna's lower class. There were two chubby actresses involved. In one scene, several people were doing some physical exercise together. A woman played by Marianne Mendt said that one of the exercises was hard for her. Another woman smirked and said, "That's because your belly is in the way." Another scene: Tini Kainrath's character entered a fitness studio. The owner greeted her with a smile and said, "I see right away why you are here. You want to get rid of that gut." She replied that she was just there to gain some strength. Later, the owner told a colleague that "the fatso moves quite nicely." He was indeed using such derogatory words. In German: "Die Wampe weg? ... Die Blade bewegt sich ganz gut." When zapping tv channels late at night, I found a shopping channel that featured plus size models in their underwear. That was very unusual back then. There was a slim female presenter involved, and it was right after Christmas. The presenter said, "does your weight stay the same over Christmas or did you get even bigger?", and handed the mike to the plus size model. I do not remember her reaction, but I don't think this is likely to happen on tv nowadays. I recall a newspaper article where a fat singer called Stefanie Werger was interviewed by a female journalist. The journalist wrote the following: "The last question is unavoidable. Has there been a time where you met a man of your dreams, but you were too fat for him?" Finally, I want to mention Vera Russwurm. She is a (slim) Austrian tv personality; I do not really like her, but I do like that she obviously has a fat-shaming kink. A long time ago, she presented a talk show, and once it was about obesity, with many fat people in the audience. She said, "We all know that fat people are often insulted. What was the most stupid thing someone has said to you?", and handed over the mike. Somewhat reluctantly, the very fat woman she was talking to said something about "fat pig" and "have a look at the fatso". In another show, Russwurm was interviewing a female wrestler (serious sports, not staged wrestling). The guest was muscular, but also a bit chubby. They discussed that the rules of that sport involved an upper weight limit. Russwurm said, "So it's not fatso crushing against fatso." (German: "Damit nicht Fettwanst gegen Fettwanst kracht.") She pronounced the word "Fettwanst" slowly and with a huge grin. Another story: Russwurm was on tv, talking about a fat singer called "Jazz Gitti". She obviously had a very good time going into details about Jazz Gitti's size, like this: "She was not able to buy clothes in regular stores. She had to buy tents. I recall seeing her sitting somewhere, with her 165 kilos, in such a tent." Jazz Gitti is worth mentioning, actually. She was the only Austrian female celebrity at that time who was really fat. I have read that she sometimes took off her clothes at concerts, but have not seen much of this. I only recall one concert she gave that appeared on tv; in the end, she indeed took of her skirt for a few seconds, turned around and showed the audience her huge butt and thighs in black tights. It's one of my earliest FA memories.

A young Austrian singer. She has appeared on a "big brother"-like show. I did not really follow it, but there was a nice scene where the contestants had to walk uphill, then slide down and pop some balloons with their butts. Her unfitness was quite the show.

My wife is not into weight gain and would prefer to be back to her skinny days, but she knows my kinks and will sometimes give me a treat. Over the years, many hot moments have accumulated. One example: We agreed to have some cake after showering together. When stepping out of the shower, she caught a glimpse of her naked, well-rounded rear in the bathroom mirror. "OMG, I have a fat butt. Give me some cake to make it even fatter."

I think there is a similar thread somewhere, but it's a nice topic in any case. There are two contestants in my case. I cannot say much about the first one. I just walked past her on a sidewalk in Vienna and did not get a very good look. She was young, very tall and extremely fat. It was like meeting Bigcutie Jae in person, but I cannot give any further details. The second one was a lady sitting at the end of a subway car, where there are five seats, and she was in the central one, spilling into both seats beside her. If you remember MizzPuss, that was pretty much what she looked like. Her face was so fat that she would probably look totally different if she was slim. Her belly was the largest one I have seen IRL. It was an enormous blob of fat, resting on her lap. She was dressed very nicely. I do not remember details, except that she was wearing leggings that ended in lacy ornaments on her wide calfs. Standing up was quite tough for her. At the platform, I stayed at some distance, and watched her. Now I have seen some huge women waddle, but that was something else. She was so heavy that she almost couldn't lift her feet from the ground. She could only make tiny steps. At the escalator, she put both hands on the handrails, obviously relieved to take some of the weight off her feet. I would have been happy to watch her from behind, but when she noticed I was behind her, she immediately removed her left hand. (It is considered very rude here to block the escalator for people who prefer walking to standing on it.) I felt compelled to pass her, but -- something I have never experienced before or after -- the space left to her was not wide enough for me. I could not help touching her left hip -- the softest body part I have ever felt. Bonus story: I saw the same woman again a few months later, again in the subway. She was eating some snack, and had a bag on the seat beside her. A slim, blond woman approached that seat, and the fat woman removed her bag. The blonde sat down, but seemed to have a rather sour look on her face, as she was getting only part of a seat. Luckily, we again got off at the same stop (although I admit I might have got off just to see her walk). This time, she was walking, again extremely slowly, past a food stall which sold cheese and sausages. It was as if her head had been fixed at a 90 degree angle, looking left. It took her a considerable time to haul her enormous body over those 5 meters or so, and she could not shift her eyes from the delicacies on display.

My kids' former teacher is in her fourties. She was slim back then, and I have lost track of her. The last news I heard of her was that she had joined some weightloss club and has lost 18 kilos already. She must have gained all this, and maybe more, after the last time I saw her. I can only fantasize how she must have looked with the extra weight.

This is an incident involving a woman in her 30s, let's call her Alice, and a middle aged lady, let's call her Sue. Sue had known Alice since she was a kid, but Alice moved away in her twenties, still slim at the time, but gradually became quite chubby, with her weight going up and down a bit. Sue saw her only very rarely. One such time was late in summer, when they were standing together, and Alice was in one of her heaviest phases. She was standing there in a lightly brown summer dress, with her wide hips and a visible potbelly. The way Sue acted now was gorgeous. She put her hand on Alice's belly, with myself and another women standing next to them, and asked, "is that holiday gain or pregnancy?" Alice said, slightly embarrassed, "holiday". That would have been a nice conversation already, but Sue continued: "You have gained a considerable amount", and laughed. In German: "Ist das Urlab oder Schwangerschaft?" "Urlaub." "Ordentlich angesetzt, hihi."

Unfortunately there seem to be no pics on the web that show how chubby she really was. The following might be worth recalling, from a time without "body positivity" in the media: During an interview that appeared on television, the reporter asked her: "We are a little chubby, aren't we?" (German: "bisserl fest simma schon, Judith, oder?") She did not reply, but was obviously annoyed. After winning a tournament, she cheered and then lay down on the court, on her back, relaxing and enjoying the moment. She had her feet towards the camera; when she lay down her thighs wobbled, and her skirt rode up a bit. The camera man made very sure to get a good view of this, and it was precisely this scene that appeared in the evening news when it was reported that she won. After she lost a match, a sports reporter said, "certainly also due to her physical state", in a condescending tone. From a newspaper, about some grand slam tournament: "In the 'slow motion tennis' of 1995, physical fitness seems to be no longer important. Amazed, the audience sees chubby ladies enter the center court. Austrian Judith Wiesner hauled her excess weight into the third round, and US player Lindsey Davenport even was number 5 of the tournament. At least, the "wide" (German: ausladend) American knows about her condition: 'If I lose some weight, I could become faster'. She is behind Brenda Schultz in the list of heaviest female players." Then the weights of Davenport and Schultz were given; I do not remember, but I think they were between 75 and 79 kg.(German: "Die Österreicherin Judith Wiesner schleppte ihr Übergewicht in die dritte Runde.") I remember another article where it was mentioned that it was a "running gag" among reporters to ask Davenport about her weight in press conferences.

That brings back a childhood memory I had almost forgotten. A long time ago, I read the following in a newspaper: The opera singer Montserrat Caballe, who might have been 50 back then, was singing an aria in a kneeling position. At its end, to everyone's surprise, she started singing it again. The orchestra quickly followed suit. During this repetition, two stagehands came and helped her up, as it had turned out that she was too fat to stand up by herself.

Recently on the subway: I was sitting right next to a young woman, to which I had not really paid much attention. When the two seats opposite of us became free, she changed seats, and only now I saw how fat she was. She had apparently pressed herself close to the window, and was now spilling 10 cm into the empty seat beside her, when sitting relaxed. As for her appearance and style: She was in her early twenties, and it was clear that she paid attention to her looks, but was not ashamed at all about her fatness. She wore nice makeup and had dyed her hair in some gaudy color, but the best was her choice of clothing. She was wearing a crop top that showed several centimeters of skin on her upper belly. Her lower belly consisted of a lovely, huge roll, and her pants did nothing to hide its shape. Second scene that comes to my mind: I was meeting with some people I had not seen for a few years. Nobody changed that much; most are still slim, and the only fat woman of that group is still fat. She has been obese since her teenage years, with some ups and downs, but always very confident and easy-going about it. Now on that evening I really saw how confident she was about her size: some people had had starters, and everybody had a generously proportioned main course, and so nobody voted for dessert -- except her. She waved to the waiter and ordered a dessert variation. It was marvelous to see her enjoy a large plate full of desserts, when nobody else was eating anymore.

I always enjoy seeing fat nurses and other medical staff, and at my pediatrician, there were two of them: a fat and a very fat chick doing office work. Both of them usually wore leggings that hid nothing of their big thighs and butts. There was a nice scene that could -- almost -- have been even better. My kid was weighed by a young guy doing his community service at that place. Both of them being very skinny, my kid joked about being too fat, the young man played along, and they were having a good time joking about weight. A few moments later, the fatter of the office gals entered the room. She had to walk past the desk at which the young guy was now sitting. Although he moved his chair forward, the space between the chair and the wall was almost too tight for her. It was lovely to see how her fat hips were compressed as she squeezed through, and her face showed how she was struggling. That was the bad timing: Had she entered 30 seconds before, she would have had to listen to that funny, weight-related discussion while almost getting stuck with her fat ass.

I think that many FAs like this, including me. It publicly exposes somebody else's weakness (failing to control their diet). It draws attention to fatness, which is an issue of shame in our society, best to be hidden under baggy clothes. When I walk past a fat chick on a staircase taking two steps at once, and she holds the handrail and breathes heavily, we will both think at that moment that it is her obesity that makes her so slow, and we both know that the other one is having that thought, too.

I am not Australian, but hope you like to read about some memories from a trip down under, a while ago. We were swimming at some place in the NT (Gunlom maybe), and when I walked towards the water, there was a fat Australian girl taking off her pants and showing her large bikini-clad rear. That is one of my first memories about Australia, and it put a huge smile on my face, because in my young, naive mind this was a nation of trim, surfing people, and it was great to see that there were fat chicks here as well. I was on a guided tour with a group, which included several Australian people. One of them was an obese girl, her first name beginning with K. At that time it was still allowed to climb Ayers Rock. Some of our group opted not to climb it, and after dinner, our guide asked everyone about their reasons. Respect for the aborigines, of course. K said that, too, but before she mumbled something about her physical condition. Indeed, there was no way she could have heaved her fat ass up that incline. One night we were all sleeping in the same huge room (IIRC it was at a cattle station). K was lying next to me; when we woke up, she said, "in case I snored, I apologize". Don't remember if she did, but it was certainly due to her obesity to have a snoring problem in her twenties.