Boundless Growth
Control had always been an illusion—an exhausting game of restraint, denial, and discipline. For years, the rules were followed: counting calories, working out, staying within the limits society imposed. But deep down, the truth had always been there, waiting to surface. The desire for more. The craving for excess.
At first, it was just a few indulgences—an extra dessert, a skipped workout, a late-night binge that left a lingering sense of satisfaction. What began as rebellion soon transformed into something deeper, something more intoxicating. Letting go felt good. Each bite brought pleasure, each added pound a thrill.
And then, one night, lying back after an indulgent feast, the realization hit. This is what I was meant for. This is who I am. The desire to grow, to surrender completely, was overwhelming. No more fighting. No more holding back. Just giving in, feeding, expanding—becoming something bigger, softer, heavier.
The journey into immobility was slow but deliberate, every meal a step toward bliss. Eating became more than just sustenance; it was worship. The belly swelled, thighs thickened, arms grew plush and heavy. The softness spread, consuming space, pressing against every surface. The sheer sensation of it—of feeling the body stretch and fill, of sinking into pure indulgence—was intoxicating.
The larger it grew, the more it demanded. Hunger became insatiable, a beautiful, endless cycle of desire and fulfillment. The body jiggled with every motion, belly resting heavily in the lap, love handles spilling over. The heat of it, the raw pleasure of expansion, was overwhelming. There was no longer any shame, no hesitation. Only the exquisite thrill of becoming more.
As movement became a challenge, as breath grew heavier with each intake, there was no regret—only satisfaction. The world shrank, but the body expanded beyond limits, beyond reason. The softness, the fullness, the sheer immensity of it all—it was everything.
Lying back, belly rising and falling, hands sinking into the plushness of pure indulgence, there was only one thought left.