This trope indicates a desire for the story to incorporate vivid and descriptive elements of characters putting on weight and getting fatter. This means writing details about rolls, folds, creases as characters get fatter. This means describing characters gaining love handles and fat rolls on their sides, breasts growing heavier and bellies pushing into character's laps when they sit. Characters will gain cellulite in places. Characters may (or may not) gain stretch marks. With this component, describe in graphic detail things like fat on the upper arms, hanging down or against the sides. Describe gaits changing due to wait. Characters lose mobility when fat enough to warrant such description. Where relevant, as characters get fatter, they gain a bigger appetite. They may take pleasure in eating. They may take pleasure if being bloated or stuffed with food. They may attempt to overfeed themselves on purpose, craving the sensation. DO NOT AVOID unflattering elements of being obese, such as moobs, thighs brushing against eachother, characters being out of breath from exertion. DO NOT AVOID describing characters with negative terms such as "blob", "obese", "porcine", "rotund", "corpulent", "doughy" or other similar negative terms. Characters who overeat and are extremely fat may act in a slobbier manner, such as belching crassly, or being unable to stop themselves from burping.