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I’m having incredible ** with my enormously fat coworker.
First of all I’m an in shape guy 6’1” 190lbs, athletic and active, I’ve been told that I’m good looking by a lot of women. I’ve always been attracted to thin athletic women who take care of their bodies and work hard at staying in shape. But lately I’ve had some disturbing personal interaction with this obese woman at work. There is a woman that works in my office who is morbidly obese. She is about 5’4” tall and probably 400-500lbs, that’s right 500lbs; grotesquely fat by most people’s standards. I have no idea how she got hired because I know the HR manager in our company pretty well and she views fat people as lazy and poor employees and would never voluntarily hire a woman who is 500lbs. The woman in question is in her late 20s or early 30s at the most. She is married to a ** who verbally and I think might be physically abusing her. She has a face like and angle, an incredibly ** voice, long strawberry blonde hair, ** the size of water melons but the rest of her body is a quivering jiggling mass of what I would normally view as a hot mess. She also has 2 children from another relationship other than her current husband (normally another ** killer). She is sweet and always has a sunny disposition despite the personal turmoil I know she endures. The poor girl is so fat that she literally sweats profusely just sitting at her desk working on her computer. She works hard and does exemplary work but never seems to get any recognition for it. She is known around the office as Piggy Sue (not her real name) and most of our coworkers treat her like a disease. One of our fellow coworker went out to lunch with her once and reported back to the rest of us that she doesn’t eat her food, she devourers it like a starving hog. Everyone thought it was funny as ** but I only felt bad and ashamed of the way the rest of the office was acting. I think my desire for her is purely out of lustful curiosity because I do not want to get caught up in her personal drama and I’ve never found a fat woman attractive before in my life. Unfortunately to complicate matters I’m married as well to a lovely thin woman who keeps herself in shape and whom I have been married to for 10 years. I have never strayed from her and I have never had the desire to seek out other women before but our ** life even while dating has always been tame and kind of boring at best. The woman at work is nowhere near my type and is as fat as ** but for some unexplainable reason I am drawn to her like a moth to a flame. Fat women have always revolted me but I now find myself fantasying about her whenever I am not with her. I think about having ** with this woman all the time and I can’t get the vision of her huge wobbling blubbery body out of my head. It has gotten so bad that I now actually avoid having ** with my wife because I fantasied about the other woman while doing it with my wife and I have a fear of calling out the other woman’s name in a fit of ecstasy. Although I have hooked up with the fatty only a 4 times the ** was absolutely incredible, off the charts incredible, shear bliss and it gets better with each encounter. It was nothing I’ve ever experienced before in my 35 years of life. They say that fat women give the best head but this chick not only give incredible BJs (golf ball thru a garden hose) but her fat doughy ** is as plush and as soft as riding in a Rolls Royce and she is an ** freak too boot. I’ve never had a woman that would do ** let alone enjoy it like this woman does. IMHO if you ever find a woman that loves ** she is a keeper of the highest order. Her huge ** is like a soft cushion and I can only describe it like riding on a cloud. Her ** is glide smooth and snug. The suction is almost too much for both of us to handle. I’ve never heard a woman make so much noise before her moans and grunts and squeals are like a symphony of sexual delight and when she comes it’s like the earth is moving beneath you. She arches her back so high and hard that she literally rises off the bed like a whale breeching in the Pacific Ocean.
Now what to do about this; we’re not exactly in love but if things progress as they are I can envision it happening very easily. I don’t want to divorce my wife because it will ruin me financially and hurt her emotionally. I don’t even want to think about how badly it will hurt her. But on the other hand I don’t want to give up this incredible woman and the incredible ** she gives. Unfortunately life is full of hard choices.
I will have you know that I am not obese, thank you very much. But some people are unable to help it. But obviously, you don't seem to be able to get it through your thick skull that everyone is different. I understand that obesity is very high. But calling someone disgusting if they are obese is wrong. But I suppose that it's not getting through your head. Yet again, society's ideas of "healthy" these days are viewed as sticks. I can't get over the "under 6-feet-tall and over 150 lbs is a whale" analogy. I weigh less than 150 and am under 6ft, but some people, yet again, weigh more because of muscle. But you know what? Obviously you will not listen. I am not encouraging people to be fat. I am just utterly disgusted at how people you can be so blatantly rude towards a certain type of people. It's disgusting and pathetic. I really am doubting if there will be decent people in 10 years. Just wow.
The people who can't help being fat due to a medical condition are not the people I'm talking about. Those poor slobs are victims of bad luck. They also only make up about 0.005 percent of the population. The rest of the fat slobs out there are victims of their own greed, laziness and gluttony. Defending those pigs is lunacy. So take your juvenile outrage and child-like argument and cram it there sunshine. Isn't there a Taylor Swift or Katy Perry concert you should be attending?
Your insults actually made me laugh, because in all honesty I do not like Taylor Swift nor Katy Perry. And yet again, I am not necessarily defending them. How would the world be if it suddenly was discovered that being fat was healthy, and being very thin (like most models that society deems as "healthy" which is actually ** near anorexia) was not? (This is purely hypothetical, but what if it existed in an alternate universe? It could.) My point is, how would the skinny people feel if everyone said, "Oh, to be skinny is to be a skin. Those worthless bastards starve themselves when there are people who are starving and can't do anything about it. They should all burn in ** because they're too skinny." Like what the **? It's the same argument for those who are bigger than others. You do NOT categorize an entirety of people based on a stereotype. Oh, right, but I'm full of "juvenile outrage" and have a "child-like" argument. Right. I mean, did it ever occur to you that I was once considered overweight, and as such I nearly became anorexic? And it was words like yours that made me feel like ** when I was younger. Even though I was NOT a fat slob, because I was SLIGHTLY heavier than what the BMI chart said I should be, I was almost "overweight". I didn't know at the time muscle weighed more than fat. Look, I am just unable to form coherent sentences because I am just so freaking angry at what the people are saying here. It's just so infuriating.
Alternate realities???? Are you serious? Please try to stay with the program. If you want to talk in hypotheticals then keep it in the classroom where it belongs. Our reality as in here and now is all that matters. Obesity is a worldwide problem. For the first time in US history the current generation has a very good chance of living shorter lifespans than the generation before it. Why; because of obesity and the diseases caused by obesity and all the touchy feely, politically correct garbage, you are spouting isn’t going to help the situation. It’s going to take a complete cultural shift in lifestyle in order for people to make the changes that will reverse the current trends in obesity.The fact of the matter is that people in general are highly resistant to change and need an in your face wake-up call to get them to take notice. Coddling the fatties isn’t going to help them and in fact it will make their situation worse. If you really want to improve the lives of fat people then you have to get their attention and shake them into reality. The millennia generation has grown up with so many grossly obese people within it that they look upon their bulging butts as being normal. This is a ** travesty and a death sentence for about 50% of them. Wake up and smell the coffee and stop thinking like a child. I may be harsh in my wording but at least I'm not molly coddling an entire group of people straight into their graves.
Well, Common Core kinda makes us do things like that (in defense of my use of hypotheticals). But I am not trying to ** on the Board of Ed/the education system at the moment (though I could, but I don't want to at the moment.) I'm not coddling them, but I'm not insulting them either. Also, I think a big reason for obesity is WHAT people eat, and not how MUCH of it they do. McDonald's is very unhealthy, right? But it's cheap. Way cheaper than buying stuff at a health food store. And some people just can't afford to buy healthy food, when unhealthy foods are cheaper. In my school, water is $1.75, but soda is $1.00. If the world wants people to be healthier, then ** it, they have to make healthy food more available to people! That's what the main problem is, in my opinion. Because people are fat does not mean they eat too much--it means that they eat unhealthily. But when pressed for money, prices are the things that people first look at, not at the calories or the ingredients in the food. That's the real problem here. Every big company will do anything to get money, like how the college system is working now. Good education/good food/good anything = expensive most of the time. Not-so-good quality things are often cheaper. And sometimes, people can't afford the good quality things. That's all I'm saying. To fix the problem, we should first fix the prices on certain foods, to make healthy foods easier to purchase than unhealthy fast food. That's all.