Gainz Girl

I’ve wanted to be an influencer for a long as the job title has been around, it’s like my dream job. Not only would I get paid tons of money, more than I could make at like an office or as a waitress, and I’d get all the free clothes and products I wanted from big money sponsorships. All that for pretty little work, just a few social pics and videos a day. Who wouldn’t want this dream job? I’m young, and pretty, and thin, and stylish, so I’m perfect for it.

I’ve been posting constantly for almost a year without any breakthrough success. My follower count is slowly going up, but nowhere near where it needs to be to start making a living. Meanwhile I’m still working my stupid job so I can pay my bills, but I was desperate to get any sort of paid sponsorship online. So when a sponsorship company finally sent me an email, I opened it and replied right away. I was so giddy! I know I had read all the rules and recommendations about vetting sponsorships, but that was like so many months ago, and I was so ready to start making money as an influencer I would take just about anyone’s money to get started. Even if this was a terrible company, getting one sponsor would surely lead to more, so I could be more selective in the future. What I needed was this opportunity to jump start my career now.

The company that reached out to me was called Gainz, and they wanted help promoting their product, a protein shake powder. They planned on sending me tubs of the powder over the course of a year, in return I would make as many posts as I could for them, and of course I’d be getting paid some good money. They gave me some guidelines for my posts and the things they wanted to see. Showing me making the shakes, drinking the shakes, talking about the effects of the shakes. The first shipment arrived the next day, and even better, the check cleared that day too. I opened the sturdy shipping box and pulled out a large container of the protein powder, plopping it on my counter. The packaging looked pretty nondescript, so I’m not sure what these guys were doing to set themselves apart, but that wasn’t my problem. The money was great and although I had never had a protein shake before I figured it couldn’t be that bad or bad for me. I got out my phone and videoed myself making my first shake and downing it. The taste was pretty meh, but not intolerable. I shoved the container to the back of my counter until the next day.

The rest of the week I mixed up my daily shake, making sure to take various photos and videos of the process. I didn’t hear from the Gainz people, so I figured I was doing a good job. I was also getting a decent number of new subscribers, so I was happy about that. I guess the hashtag #Gainz had some pretty faithful followers. At the end of that first week I got another package from Gainz, but this one contained a note, and two more jugs of the powder. I read the note after adding the containers to my counter. “Now that you’ve had a chance to get used to the new Gainz protein drink, we’ve increased your supply so you can have even more shakes a day. Try having shakes between meals to ease hunger pains, or after a meal if you are still feeling peckish. Enjoy!”

I figured this was some of the marketing they wanted me to try, so I wasn’t opposed to some of their ideas. The only thing was my initial container of Gainz was still half full. I had been having one regular sized shake a day, but I guess I was supposed to be having two? Hopefully they didn’t send me anymore powder for another two weeks though, as I already had plenty. Two shakes a day though provided me ample opportunity to post plenty of content for them, which I was sure they would love. Also the #Gainz was still bringing in followers, I had never seen my subscriber count grow by this much before. I had been trying to keep up with my lifestyle posts as well, but with the Gainz sponsorship about half my posts were about Gainz now. And those were the posts that were getting the most comments and engagement, not that I often read them.

I was enjoying my two Gainz shakes a day. I had one mid morning between breakfast and lunch, and then another one in the afternoon when I started to get hungry. It certainly kept any bad cravings at bay. I didn’t feel the need to snack, when a shake was so filling. After another week I had finally finished my first container of Gainz and moved on to the next. But the same day and time as before, a shipment showed up at my house and this time it had three containers of the protein powder. This was starting to get out of hand. I had five of these things in my kitchen now. This shipment also contained a note. “Gainz makes an excellent meal replacement. No good options for lunch? Try Gainz. So busy you find yourself stopping for fast food? Try Gainz instead.” More marketing mumbo jumbo. Lunch was kind of a pain to plan for though, so having a shake for that meal would be a pretty easy replacement. It would also help to keep these containers from piling up around here.

Days passed while I continued to down Gainz shakes day after day. I was starting to get a little bored of the drab product after three weeks of it, and I still had almost an entire year to go. Three of these shakes a day was quite a lot, more than the typical consumer would have on a daily basis, that seemed for sure. My social updates were starting to get a little stale too. I had recorded a step by step on how to make the shakes, and was posting up each time I made one, but three shakes a day and three posts a day was starting to get to be a bit much. Also with all these shakes I started to feel like I was retaining water since I was drinking so much, I was just feeling a bit fuller.

Another week passing of course meant another delivery from Gainz. Thankfully this one only had three containers in it, same as last week. I still had three full ones, so now I was up to six. It felt like I would never get through this much product. This shipment also contained a note too, but this time it wasn’t marketing advice, it was a note for me. It pretty much said if I was able to keep up and surpass the amount of shakes they were sending me I could qualify for bonus payments. Four tubs a week is what they would move me up to and then I would earn an extra fifty percent on top of what they were paying me. The money thus far had been great, if I had like two more sponsors like this I could totally quit my job. So a fifty percent increase with Gainz would really start to set me up well. I was willing to do whatever it took to become a full time influencer, plus all this Gainz content had doubled my followers in just a matter of weeks. Continuing to work with them was the best way to get more sponsors, especially if I came off looking like a great client.

From then on I started to push myself to have four, sometimes five, Gainz shakes a day. I couldn’t record or post all of them that just would have remained looking so stale, so I kept myself to a limit of three posts a day, but I put my all into them. Sadly even with the increase in my shake plan I still wasn’t keeping up enough, as I only finished a little over two of the containers that week. So I started making them following the XL shake size instructions on the back. That was finally the trick that helped me start to cut into the extra supply of Gainz containers that were taking over my house. That week I was able to finish the container I had open plus three more. Gainz seemed happy with my performance, because the next shipment I received contained four tubs of the powder along with a note explaining my bonus pay, which my bank account happily reflected.

One thing that also reflected all the Gainz I was drinking was my waistline. I hadn’t noticed until now, but I had gained some serious pounds. The only reason it dawned on me was when my clothes stopped fitting. I couldn’t button any of my pants, and none of my tops covered up my waist. This was going to be a problem. I had always been thin, which I thought would make me a great candidate to be an influencer. Thicc girls were also quite popular online, but that wasn’t the image I was going for. I was really going to need to put some effort into working out if I was going to take these extra pounds off. Thankfully since Gainz was a protein shake it would surely help me when it came to the gym, right?

I started each day with a Gainz shake for breakfast, then I hit the gym, where I would recover with another Gainz shake. After making a couple of posts I had another Gainz shake for lunch. After some social scrolling I have another Gainz shake in the afternoon. Dinner I always made at home, or got take out since I had plenty of money in the bank to afford it these days, and then I usually ended the day with another Gainz shake after dinner if I was still hungry, which often I was if I didn’t have something around the house for dessert.

I had been sponsored by Gainz for over two months now, and things were really starting to come together. Yeah I had gained some pounds, but I was controlling that with my gym routine. Gainz had been so impressed with me they had recommended me to two of their corporate partners for sponsorships. One was a clothing brand, Wearables, which was perfect because they were willing to send me a ton of merch, and I needed some clothes in a bigger size until I was able to slim back down. This was the same company that Gainz used for their merch, so I would also be getting plenty of Gainz branded stuff as well, which would be on theme for my posts.

The other sponsor was a water bottle company, Boto, who wanted to cross promote with Gainz and have me drink my shakes from their bottles. Their clear bottles were perfect for seeing the nutritious protein shake within. These contracts were on the smaller side compared to my one with Gainz, but I finally felt like I was making it. I wasn’t quite making the pay I wanted, but I was sick of waiting, so I decided to pull the ripcord and leave my job and become a full time influencer. I figured this was just the start, my pay would only go up from here as I got more and more sponsorships. It would all be worth it even if I had to scrape by for a bit. Plus I had plenty of Gainz for my meals so my grocery bill was super low, and I now had a steady stream of clothes coming in so I didn’t have to shop for those either. While my food budget was the smallest it had ever been, it was about to change a bit when I got my next communication from my Gainz rep.

Gainz was trying to expand their user base, so they asked me to come up with some ideas on how to upgrade the Gainz shakes. They sent me a few ideas to get started, like adding a banana and chocolate chips for like a banana bread shake flavor. After fairly plain chocolate based Gainz shakes for all these months this was just what I needed to spice up the variety. I started playing with all sorts of combinations. Chocolate and peanut butter, peanut butter and banana, peanut butter and jelly. There were so many more ways to combine things, I was just having a blast coming up with new ideas. This felt like what it meant to be a full time influencer. I was trying so many different Gainz shakes with flavor combinations, and of course posting my favorites, I kinda didn’t even have a routine anymore, I just had as many shakes as I wanted to each day. Dressing in my Wearable branded street wear athletic clothes, and sporting my XL Boto bottle filled to the brim with protein shake, I was a content creating machine.

My follower count was going crazy. I mean like I wasn’t famous or anything, but from where I was at three to four months ago to now, things had certainly ballooned. What was also ballooning though was my weight. I hadn’t dropped any serious pounds yet, and I could tell I was starting to get a bit of a belly. My boobs were getting fuller, and my ass was kinda round for once, but it was this belly staring me right in the face that I couldn’t stand. This sponsorship with Gainz was great, but it wasn’t worth losing my figure for. I was so caught up with coming up with new Gainz shake flavor combinations I had totally fallen off going to the gym. I knew I had to cut back on the shakes, but I was worried about losing my bonus. I tried to do the math and see what the fewest number of shakes I needed to drink to retain my bonus each week.

Portioning out the power, it looked like if I had five XL shakes a day I might be able to keep up with the deliveries. That still seemed like a lot, and I debated forgoing the bonus all together, but I decided to stick it out for now. But a month later I checked the scale again and had gained an additional 20 pounds. It was then I knew I had to do something at this point. I was starting to get flabby, I was well past just thicc at this point. I never thought I could get this fat. All my clothes were size large, and even they weren't fitting right. I had always been a size small, so to out grow a large felt crazy. I was getting so soft all over, all signs of my formerly thin body were gone.

I emailed my Gainz reps to let them know I had to cut back on the shakes so they could stop sending me so much. I knew I’d lose my bonus, but still wanted to see the contract year through with them, and I promised to keep making great content for them each day, as much as I had been. I still had three full containers on hand and they were about to send four more, so the timing was right to reach out to them.

The email I got back I almost couldn’t explain, I was so baffled by what I was reading. I know you can’t really convey tone in an email, but no matter which way I read this thing I could tell they were not happy. They were so upset that I hadn’t been keeping up and that I still had unopened product at home. They said they were going to penalize my pay because I wasn’t keeping up with my side of the bargain. They also said when I agreed to the bonus pay that I made a commitment to maintain that level until the end of my contract, it was like an official addendum or something so I couldn’t get out of it without breaking my contract. Like all I wanted to do was cut back, but they said it wasn’t possible. They also said they were disappointed, as I was one of their best clients and they were about to offer me the next level of bonus tier, five tubs a week for an extra fifty percent raise.

I was dumbfounded. How did they expect anyone to have that many Gainz shakes a day? I was already creating so much content for them, I didn’t understand why they needed so many shake videos a day. If I continued to try and just cut back on my own they promised they would keep fining me until my weekly checks were pretty much pennies. I couldn’t have that happen, Gainz was what was currently paying my bills. How was I possibly going to lose any of this extra weight?

I was shocked into indecision, so I let another month pass, but my enthusiasm for Gainz was certainly depleted. I had stopped coming up with new flavor ideas for their shakes, and my post had returned to bland and drab and simple. For months my feed had entirely become Gainz posts, so to try and branch out I tried to return to some of my lifestyle and fashion posts I was doing before my sponsorship. It was hard though and I couldn't find the heart to put much effort into those either, so they ended up with no engagement.

I started to see my follower count start to drop for the first time, probably because my posts were so low effort. Also I was trying all sorts of weird angles to downplay just how much weight I had gained. Highlighting my boobs, but avoiding my growing belly. There was only so much I could do with the top third of my body though. I was self conscious about showing any tops off, but my Wearable brand deal sort of demanded it. My stomach had always been flat. Now I had a round bulging belly that jiggled and never wanted to fit under any shirt.

After another month and another 20lbs I was fed up and ended up emailing Gainz again saying I might need to terminate my contract early, this was just getting to be too much. I had nearly doubled my weight since I started their sponsorship, I had to do something drastic, I couldn’t take it anymore. It would be a huge blow to my career and certainly my income, but if I was able to slim down I was sure I could attract more sponsorship deals, plus I still had my Wearables contract and Boto sponsorship for another six months.

The email I got back almost knocked me dead though, worse than when the scale said I was officially 250lbs. They refused to let me break my contract, and said if I did they would come for all the money they had paid me, that the contract I had signed was an all or nothing deal. They also said that my other sponsorships were in their back pocket and if I did anything to anger them they would have my other deals rescinded immediately. They could turn my life upside down just like that. I’d be bankrupt with no income if they did that, plus I would still be fat. I was trapped. I cried worse than ever in my life that night.

They did have one more thing for me before they signed off their horrible email. They were about to launch a line of pre-made flavored shakes, no powder or mixing required, and something other than just dusty chocolate for flavor. What they wanted was for me to promote it as part of my compensation package. I wasn’t going to receive any additional money, and I’d still receive four tubs of Gainz powder a week, but this would go a long way to repairing our relationship. I was so distraught, I did even answer them until the next morning, but I felt like I couldn’t say no. So the following day my normal order of Gainz powder arrived along with a 24 pack of pre-make protein shakes. I loaded them into my baren fridge and took a pic to post online. That post blew up online as the shakes had just been announced to the public earlier that day. I had started to gain back some of the followers I had lost over the last couple of months.

People were really gaga for the pre-make shakes, I guess Gainz had done a lot of marketing and branding for them. Followers were asking all about the six different flavors and what I thought. Since I hadn’t tried all of them yet, I got straight to it trying each one throughout the rest of the day. I was shocked that they tasted as good as they did. The Gainz powder was pretty bland, and adding stuff to it made it pretty good, but these pre-made bottles were already very flavorful right out of the fridge. I started drinking one anytime I was hungry outside of my normal Gainz shake schedule.

A lot of my posts started to become about the pre-made shakes, as it was something new and fresh to post about. The powdered shakes just became a boring requirement of my Gainz contract. People seemed to take notice how much I liked the pre-made shakes compared to the old powder, as those posts always got me new followers and the most comments. Plus it seemed like each month there were new flavors to try which helped keep my content vivid and exciting. The second month of shakes seemed to bring a tropical theme, banana, mango, pineapple, and then the third was all about sweets, cinnamon bun, vanilla cupcake, and smores.

With all these extra shakes though, my weight was skyrocketing like never before. I was in my 8th month with Gainz when the scale finally rolled past 300 lb. There was no way I could hide my inflated weight anymore doing as many social posts each day, there was no angle that wouldn't show just how round I had gotten. You could tell just from my face how heavy I had gotten. My double chin and soft shoulder gave me away, which just led to my thick pillowy arms. My large bust was a good distraction, but you don’t get DDD’s without a bit of extra padding elsewhere. For me it was in my belly, which stuck out further than my boobs most of the time. I hated even touching it, and tried to just pretend it didn’t exist, but it was too big for that now. My shirts battled to fit over it, and my pants struggled to contain it from rolling over their bands. My ass and legs had certainly gotten thick, but they were nothing compared to my top half. So I stopped bothering with the odd camera positions, I just tried to post as few pics of myself as possible.

To my surprise though, I was continuing to get followers, I had surpassed my previous high and was reaching new milestones with my follower count. The biggest surprise of all though were the pics or videos I posted that I was actually in were the ones getting the most engagement and gaining me the most followers. I guess it has something to do with the algorithm and its preference to show off people instead of just stuff. I was shocked that my fat ass would continue to gain followers, but I guess it was more about the brand than me at this point, I was just the content creator. Gainz sure was so happy with my growing follower base though, they even offered me the next level of bonus tier, the one they said they were going to before, the five tubs of protein powder each month. I would be earning double my starting pay, which would put me financially where I wanted to be when I quit my job. Plus my grocery bill was non-existent since I lived off Gainz shakes, so I would be pocketing more money than ever.

Of course I was devastated over the state of my weight, the last thing I needed was more of these shakes, but for just a few more shakes I could really increase my bank roll. Maybe I could earn enough money that at the end of the year when my contract was up I could skate by for a few months while I dropped the pounds. Sadly I hadn’t gotten a whiff from any other sponsors, so I had to plan for a life after Gainz. Once I lost some weight I was confident I could continue to be a full time influencer though. I emailed my rep back to tell them I was in, but instead of another tub of powder just send another case of the pre-mixed shakes, they were so much better than the powders, and easier to drink too. They seemed more than willing to do that.

Since becoming a full time influencer I wasn’t really getting out of the house much anymore. Because my socializing had fallen off a cliff I decided to hop into my comments section a bit more. Until now I had mainly just watched the numbers go up on the likes, comments, and followers. I had enjoyed the easy career of posting content and then watching TV for most of the day. But I soon learned that my comment section was popping off. I was surprised I was getting as many positive comments on my posts considering my current size. I was used to being called hot by random dudes back when I was thin and showing off, but now I had people calling me beautiful and tossing out flame emojis on post after post. They were even calling me a Gainz Girl, since all my posts were about Gainz for the most part. It was really good replying to a lot of the nice comments.

Gainz not only started paying me better than ever, they also turned me on to a few more sponsorships. They were even brands I had always wanted to work with. Back when I was skinny and starting out I wanted nothing more than to partner with lifestyle brands and build that kind of following. I never anticipated building a protein shake and athletic brand (or that I’d get fat doing it). But these new sponsors were just what I wanted, only 200lbs ago… The first was a lingerie brand who had a whole new line of scantily clad bedroom wear. The next was a swimsuit company who needed to promote their new bikinis. The last one was a beauty products place who wanted to supply all my makeup in return for tutorials and placement in my posts. Each one paid me well and sent me a bevy of products they wished for me to post about. In my contracts were bonuses for posting about their products while promoting Gainz at the same time. It was a win-win for them, and Gainz seemed to be the one always profiting off my posts in some way.

I was so self conscious having to post my well over 300lbs body in all these skimpy clothes. The garments left nothing to the imagination and all my rolls were on full display. My pale fat ass and billowing belly started to fill up my feed as I showed off bikinis, teddies, and plenty of lace. I was so fraught looking at my big flabby body, but I had to post. Of course I had to include Gainz, so I often would be seen chugging a pre-made bottle, which was only making my belly bigger. There was no hiding now, I went from posting as few pictures of myself that I could get away with, to posting more pictures of myself than ever. The crazy part is that my follower count was growing faster than ever. I was getting to a pretty impressive level, one I thought would take years to achieve, all while showing off my wide lace covered rear and hefty swelling titties.

As the months rolled on my Gainz contract grew closer to an end and my waist-lined grew wider and wider. Finally I only had 2 months left on my contract, but on the flip side I was nearly 400 lb. My whole life revolved around Gainz shakes and what it was doing to my body. Mixing shakes up in the morning, showing off my skimpy pajamas, to pounding premade shakes throughout the day while lounging in a bikini, finishing off with pretending to fuel up before, during, or after a run (the run was pretend, the fueling up definitely happened). I now had a massive belly that filled my lap and could barely be contained by the clothing I had. My legs had gotten so thick that my thighs touched all the way down to my knees and my hips were getting so wide, I was having a tough time fitting in some of the furniture in my home. My boobs had gotten so big I couldn’t believe that I looked nothing like I did 10 months ago. I was completely a fat cow now.

With a month left in my contract was when I officially crossed 400 lb. It was also when the Gainz rep reached out to me about extending my contract. My followers couldn’t tell because I put on such a brave face, but I was just about at my breaking point. I was so conflicted. This last year I had gotten so incredibly fat. I had my dream job, yet I was extremely miserable. I had become completely dependent on Gainz. They made up the bulk of my income, and all my other sponsors had only come along because of them. If I left Gainz I would be leaving everything behind. It would take me so long to slim down, to slim down enough to attract some better sponsors.

As I spoke to the rep over email I started sobbing, telling them how fat I had gotten on their product over the past year. Gainz had ruined my figure and with them I had no path to get my old body back. Still, I confided in them that I pretty much am forced to extend my contract otherwise I’ll be unemployed, and unemployable. They didn’t seem to care at all about my sob story, all they were happy to hear was that I was going to extend and tried to convince me into another 12 month contract. They said they hoped that my Gainz would continue to flourish in the coming year and were proud of what a good spokes model I had become for them. I could only think that it must be good PR to have a plus size model working with them for diversity online these days.

I emailed them back about the contract, trying to plead with them a bit more to give me a little more favorable deal this year, I just didn’t want to gain anymore weight. I told them how unhealthy and overweight I was, and how I would surely only get fatter staying on with them for another year. They didn’t seem phased at all, instead they asked if I would be interested in exploring and adding other product options onto my contract to earn even more money. It felt like talking to a brick wall but I had to admit the allure of more money was tempting. I was certainly not in my right mind even agreeing to another contract with these people, so was already in trouble when I asked for some more info on the new products.

They emailed me back immediately gushing about the new products they were bringing to market including protein bars, fruit smoothies, protein packed snacks and desserts. I told them to send me whatever would pay me the most. I was so worried about being financially secure for when I left Gainz, I wasn’t thinking straight anymore. The next day four large boxes arrived full of goodies. I spent the entire day eating the various snacks while getting photos of the whole experience. I went to bed that day fuller than I ever had in my life.

The last month of my initial contract went by in a blur and the second one started without me even noticing. The only thing I did notice was the fact that my scale topped out at 500lbs and I was quickly approaching it. I stuffed my face with Gainz products all day, and posted a bevy of sponsored posts as much as I could. I was raking in tons of cash, but my waistline was paying the price. I was in way too deep and a long way from being able to stop.

It was in my second year I noticed something I realized had been going on for sometime now. Of course Gainz had some pretty strict quotas for me to hit, but it was also me to craved Gainz. It wasn’t the quota that had me going back to the fridge to grab another shake, or the quota that made me devour an entire pack or protein bars, it was me, or better yet my body that craved everything Gainz. I could barely function in the morning until I had a couple of shakes in me. I think that was one of the reasons I signed another contract with them and didnt’ give them up when I had the chance. As much as I didn't want to get fat, I didn't want to give up Gainz even more. Now I knew I was fully addicted to their products. I had been eating nothing but Gainz items for so many months now, fully reliant on their food and their money. I looked like a stuff hog walking around my house in lacy underwear, waddling between the kitchen and my living room, my hips rubbing the frames of my door, stuffing more Gainz items in my mouth, rubbing my full and massive belly that stretched out in front of me.

I had to become shockingly proud of my body, I just had to accept how fat I was. I was a bit impressed that I could get as fat as I had. I knew there was no going back at this point, I was hooked on Gainz and not getting any slimmer. I had never known anyone who was as big as I was now. My belly was so big it touched my knees when I sat. I used two heavy duty chairs at my kitchen table as I scarfed down Gainz protein donuts or cartons of muscle builder ice cream. I had the biggest rack of anyone I knew, I just had to marvel at how big my hooters were. They were a bit much to handle at times, but I always had something to support them with from one of my sponsors.

My body positivity was helped by the fact that one day I got curious and wondered if there were any other GainzGirls that had succumbed to the same fat fate I had, and it was somewhat relieving to see that many had. There were a bunch of #GainzGirls online that were my size, some even bigger, and others who were smaller, but gaining just as fast. I saw they had some of the same brand deals I had, taking bikini pics while chugging large thick protein shakes. Some of them had absolutely huge bottom halves, while others had blubbery bellies just like me, but some even put mine to shame.

I was shocked when another year had passed in what seemed like the blink of an eye. My Gainz rep had emailed me once again to discuss my contract, though this time they were notifying me that it was ending and instead they were offering me a job. They offered for me to work full time as a spokesmodel. So pretty much keep doing what I've been doing, but with no end date, and also the pay was going to be much more reasonable compared to my influencer pay with all my bonuses. I was allowed to maintain my relationships with my other sponsors, but all contracts would go through Gainz now, as well as payment. The other benefit I’d receive was unlimited free food from Gainz while I was employed. No more quotas, but I got to each as much as I would like. They knew at this point I was hooked and no quota was needed to keep me munching and drinking their stuff all day long.

Of course I had no choice but to say yes though. They had me wrapped around their finger at this point and they knew it. I had plenty of money in the bank, but having to pay for Gainz out of pocket, and the complete lack of funds coming in, I would have probably gone broke in a matter of months.

The last thing they imposed with this new position was that they would send me a new scale, one that would handle my size, and that I post a weight update to my followers at least once a month. I had long figured out that these Gainz people and their fans loved fat girls, which is why all this had happened in the first place. Gainz was never advertised to fit people or as a workout protein shake, it was sold as a weight gain powder, to help fatten girls up to become sexier for pervs who got off on this shit. That's what I was to them, a fat pile of sexy lard. But I had embraced my life in this system. I was the fat whale who sold the dream that others could make their partners fat and sexy too as long as they bought them plenty of Gainz products.

When the scale came I stepped on and took a side by side pic to post, one of the read out on the scale, the other of me and my entire body covered in only a lacy see through teddy on my couch “762lbs all thanks to #Gainz #BodyByGainz #GainzGirlXXL” All I ever wanted to be was an influencer, and I was willing to do anything to make that a reality. It just so happened that I had to gain over 600lbs to get my dream job.