Whether you are fat thin short or tall, it makes no difference. What you are is what you are – and if you want to change your appearance then so be it, do it, its your choice. A lot of people may not agree with it, some may think its a bad example to set to youngsters if you deliberately change your appearance either cosmetically (boob jobs, nose jobs etc) or by losing OR gaining immense amounts of weight.

Health factors in to so many lifestyles these days and yet everybody jumps on the health bandwagon when you talk about fat people. My grandmother spent most of her life very fat, dieted when it suited her but I can’t remember her ever being under 35 stone and yet she lived to be 93 with no health issues other than mild arthritis in her late 80’s. She was still able to walk right up to the day she died which was peacefully in her sleep and yet on the other hand my cousin’s life was cut short at 39. He was right on the money with weight, exercised every day, ate right and yet had a heart attack and died on the spot. Doctors could not work it out as he had regular cardio checks and everything had checked out fine a mere two weeks previously – so just because somebody is fat does not mean they are always going to have health issues.

Perhaps Donna is going a little on the extreme side with wanting to get quite SO fat but still – to each their own, let sleeping dogs lie – or get fat. Not necessarily on this site, but I saw some comments on other forums that she is a BAD mum simply because she is so fat and wants to get a LOT fatter. Yeah well I don’t think how fat you are determines how good a parent you can be. There are plenty if not more irresponsible parents out there who are way less fat than Donna who need to take a step back before casting stones. Her family SUPPORTS her and that is what counts.

Peronally I think Donna has a solid set of bronze ones standing on her mantelpiece for being so bold and coming out with this personal quest of hers. She must have been aware of the backlash she was going to get for promoting what is not a very commonly accepted fetish amongst the masses – eating for the love of getting stuffed / bloated / fatter. Feederism is what I believe its called. Although it is more widespread than you might think. If you Google, you will find PLENTY of fattening related websites.

Just my 2 cents worth

Clive