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I Think My Best Friend Trying To Make Me Fat! What Should I Do?
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In about August,
I was telling my best friend about how I didn't eat at lunch everyday and how I felt like crap. He told me to eat so I wouldn't feel sick...he's been reminding me to eat lunch everyday since then and he Has been right. However, in the weeks that have gone by, at least once a week he's brought me something sweet and delicious to pretty much bribe me to eat. Like about the third week after all of that, he brought me a cupcake two days in a row. The following week, he brought me a muffin bigger than my hand! Whatever he brings me seems to get more and more fattening as the weeks go by, and he brings more each week too. A couple weekends after that, he was texting me to eat during the weekend. Well, I did, and that Sunday, I ate so much that I could barely move! It was then that I noticed my once small tummy was a bit bigger and softer! It's been several months, and he's still bringing me food every day! With my kind nature, I've not been able to refuse the food once! Well, plus he brings the tastiest (but most fattening) food, and my appetite has gotten MUCH bigger! Before this whole thing, I was about 115 pounds...Now I'm teetering on the 200 pound mark, at 193 pounds to be precise, and still growing. As much as I'd love to stop this, my appetite is so big now that I can't even control how much I eat anymore. Every time I eat, I become extremely greedy, eat everything I have, and then proceed to ask my friends or family members for anything they're not going to finish. I need to stop this but I can't, so I'll figure that out some other time...But I'm wondering if my best friend is purposefully trying to fatten me up, or if it's just coincidence and he doesn't realize it. What should I do? And please, no stupid answers that are insulting either. If you're going to be mean, don't give me an answer, because I don't want it. This is a legitimate question and issue that I'm having!
I was telling my best friend about how I didn't eat at lunch everyday and how I felt like crap. He told me to eat so I wouldn't feel sick...he's been reminding me to eat lunch everyday since then and he Has been right. However, in the weeks that have gone by, at least once a week he's brought me something sweet and delicious to pretty much bribe me to eat. Like about the third week after all of that, he brought me a cupcake two days in a row. The following week, he brought me a muffin bigger than my hand! Whatever he brings me seems to get more and more fattening as the weeks go by, and he brings more each week too. A couple weekends after that, he was texting me to eat during the weekend. Well, I did, and that Sunday, I ate so much that I could barely move! It was then that I noticed my once small tummy was a bit bigger and softer! It's been several months, and he's still bringing me food every day! With my kind nature, I've not been able to refuse the food once! Well, plus he brings the tastiest (but most fattening) food, and my appetite has gotten MUCH bigger! Before this whole thing, I was about 115 pounds...Now I'm teetering on the 200 pound mark, at 193 pounds to be precise, and still growing. As much as I'd love to stop this, my appetite is so big now that I can't even control how much I eat anymore. Every time I eat, I become extremely greedy, eat everything I have, and then proceed to ask my friends or family members for anything they're not going to finish. I need to stop this but I can't, so I'll figure that out some other time...But I'm wondering if my best friend is purposefully trying to fatten me up, or if it's just coincidence and he doesn't realize it. What should I do? And please, no stupid answers that are insulting either. If you're going to be mean, don't give me an answer, because I don't want it. This is a legitimate question and issue that I'm having!
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Presuming you're serious..... see your doctor. If you can't stop eating then there is no magic potion that fixes that. There are chemicals that may alter your brain to think you are full, or you may qualify for a stomach stapling. Your problem is no less serious than smoking, so get some professional help.
Hi Savhanna.
You've come here with no introduction, not even so much as a "hello" and launched a very long and rambling *first* post amongst a bunch of people who are already established here. This is why you've had answers that have annoyed you.
Answerbank has a lot of intelligent, wise and experienced regulars and there is great potential for intelligent and informed answers to difficult questions here. I suggest that you condense down what you posted into just one or two lines of questioning and try again.
You've come here with no introduction, not even so much as a "hello" and launched a very long and rambling *first* post amongst a bunch of people who are already established here. This is why you've had answers that have annoyed you.
Answerbank has a lot of intelligent, wise and experienced regulars and there is great potential for intelligent and informed answers to difficult questions here. I suggest that you condense down what you posted into just one or two lines of questioning and try again.
Canary42, I realize I've got a problem here...I admit, I'm a freaking glutton. I gave in to the eating and became nothing but a big fat gluttonous pig. But this still isn't answering my question...What should I do if it seems like my best friend is fattening me up? And no, he's Not a damned cannibal.
Grasscarp, for the last time, I'm not any of the other people you're saying I am! I just found this site the other DAY because I was in need of helping and looking for a site like this, but it's because of people like You that I'm regretting choosing this site of all of them! I have a legitimate issue and need actual helpful answers to this problem, not some stupid replies from you, who thinks I'm some other person! I don't wanna hear it! Get off of my question! If you don't like it, don't post, it's as simple as that!
If your question is what to do about your friend, then the simple answer is if they are a friend then you should be able to say to them that you don't want anymore fatty foods brought to you. The more you say "no thank you" then the message may get through to them. If you keep taking the food off them then they will think its ok to ply you with that food. Your friend isnt a mind reader so just be honest with them.
you've obviously got a problem and perhaps your friend noticed you were losing to much weighti and been worried about your eating thought buying cakes for you would help.first you have to admit you've a problem, tell your friend you need proper help from doctors and to stop buying you things if he's a true friend he will help .
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