/lit/ - Literature

>>16915077
>The Master and Margherita
>War and Peas
>In Search of Lost Thyme
>The Red and the Black pudding
>A Farewell to Abs
>East of Eating
>Comedenti Resartus
>The Unbearable Lightness of Beans

I will eat every single one of you.

>>11947798
>be me
>mid 30s manufactured
>spent entire life inside a hexagonal room
>whole family is like this
>we never meet face to face
>only communicate through interfaces
>since we never leave, we never exercise
>300lbs 5’7”
>a machine controls our entire lives, from eating to sleeping
>caters to our every need
>have tried to talk about it to family, they dismiss it. “You need to control your madness, anon.”

Why carry on so isolated? Should I leave?

>>9391880
To either leech on their parents or find a scam that could allow them to live a literary life.

/fitlit/ edition 2.0

Previous thread exceeded 300lbs >>14298

Who is /fat/ for? Fat members of /fitlit/ who want to learn how to eat right, lift weights, and lose fat. Here we ask others for advice and give moral support to one another. We all know how hard it first is and we all have to get through it to better ourselves. At the end of the day this is a support general whose goal is to help and motivate the chubby channers who need it. Please be warned that there are some chronic idiots who post in this general giving horrible advice that doesn't work for them or anybody. If you see something that contradicts what the sticky says, ignore it.

>THE STICKY (READ IT AGAIN)
>Calculate your Body Fat Percentage
http://fitness.bizcalcs.com/Calculator.asp?Calc=Body-Fat-Navy
>Calculate your TDEE (Total Daily Energy Expenditure) and eat 500 calories or less than it daily to steadily lose weight
https://tdeecalculator.net/
>Plan your weight loss week by week
http://www.losertown.org/eats/cal.php
>Track your calories and macros with MyFitnessPal, works best on smartphones
https://www.myfitnesspal.com/

>start reading a couple months ago
>struggle with the simplest of books (literally took minutes to read a single page of YA)
>feel like I'm not gonna make it bra
>keep at it, slowly improve
>now reading 2-3 books a week

We're gonnna make it bras