>>211954856 (OP) I started doing push daily, ranging from 30 to 100 per day depending on my health state. Eating buckwheat, chicken. Feels really good. Not that hard. I'm stay at home neet btw.
I've tried all this many, many times. I can keep it up for a few weeks at most, but it requires so much effort for me to eat more that eventually I can't continue. There's only so long you can tolerate feeling nauseous from overeating every meal and packing in food beyond what's comfortable. I already have to actively fight to maintain my current weight and that's hard enough.
>>211955260 I used to weigh 53kg, what helped me was working out, you'd think it would be counterproductive as it burns calories, but it made me able to eat way more than before. Also eating like 7 times a day, 5 of which are the same food every day. I actually reached 60kg recently
>>211955260 That's why you do baby steps, you can't start with 3x your normal calorie intake
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6/21/2025, 10:45:52 AM No.211955445
>>211955260 You must not overeat, you are not planning to be a powersharter. Just do your thing, follow your body's equilibrium. It's a marathon not a sprint race
>>211955548 I'm 2 cm taller than you and weight 25 more kilos. I almost never have fast food, sugary drinks, processed foods or sweets When I used to weight under 70 I was basically skipping half my meals because poor student things