Fit2fat2fit. Personal trainers have to gain 50+ pounds, then lose it with their clients. Both male and female trainers do it. I saw the last week's episode with a trainer named Katie, it was pretty cute seeing her gain that belly fat. Next week is a girl named Karrie who gains a big jiggly belly too.
Although it's an hour show, the first 20 minutes focuses on them gaining the weight. (Personally I love working out so the whole show is a treat)
This site caters to everybody.
Yes, but some sub-genres are more popular than others, and then some folks don't think it's part of the inflation sub-genre but a different genre altogether.
For instance, I don't consider weight gain inflation myself as it doesn't fit what I personally think inflation is. On that note, though, I think vore can count as inflation, but many others do not feel the same way about it for reasons that make perfect sense.
It came out wrong. I meant to say that weight gain inflation isn't very popular on here. Not sure how I didn't end up saying that but i'll include an edit.
Without being dragged into a friendly dispute of two Canadians - I really enjoyed the show. ^_^
I used to visit BodyLab when inventing inflatics. But this show is even better for imagining how you would inflate and deflate via exercises ^_^
Well, 3 lady trainers have been on the show. Katie didn't gain too much notable weight cause she stopped half way through, but Carrie and Fallon plumped up massively with 40 pounds extra. The side by side shots show their bellies, chest, and butt grow like, triple size. Especially Fallon, since she's a bit shorter, you REALLY see the weight on her, makes her look super curvy with a big belly.
Seriously, hottest show in a while. The FB group for this is suggesting a poll for celebrity trainers to participate. One is Jillian Michaels, mmm....
Looking forward to season 2 though. Anyone else besides Lopni?
I don't think that this site has a large fanbase around weight gain inflations, it's usually pretty rare. It's generally inflations with air or water, and not food to gain weight. You might want to try talking about that on a site like fantasy feeder (but it's certainly not unwelcome here, you just not get much of a response to that sort of sub-genre).
(Not on here too often, replies might be slow.)