HOME | DD

Description
Jenna was always the “big girl.” Even though she had been a very active person throughout her life, her body just stored fat extremely easily. She had managed to keep her weight in the mildly-chubby category until the end of high-school (which, at her height, was around 170lbs) and while she had expected to gain some weight in college, she had no idea what she was in for. She had joined a sorority and stopped being active almost altogether, so while all her friends gained the Freshmen 15 over their first year (she figured some had put on more, but that’s all they’d admit to gaining) Jenna hit that milestone by the end of the first quarter. Her pace slowed down throughout the rest of the semesters but by the end of Freshmen year she had put on 40lbs.

None of that had really even bothered her that much. She was a little sensitive about it, yes, but she was far too focused on making something of her career. It didn’t even bother her when she put on another 40lbs in each of her Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years. By the time she was out of college she had gained 160lbs and while she knew that being 330lbs wasn’t a great thing, she also knew that her personal success mattered more and she was confident that if-and-when she put her focus into losing weight she would be able to shed the pounds in no time, so she didn't sweat it too much.

Where we start in her story, however, is another couple years after college. Because she was no longer around her sorority sisters who would cook all the time, her gain had slowed considerably. Despite that, her most recent weigh-in put her at 370lbs. Now it bothered her. She remembered how quickly she had gone from 170 to 200, and being that close to 400 was scary to her. She had built her basement out as a home gym (because she didn’t want anyone staring at her while she worked out) but had never used it before today. It was time to take action and put her plan into place.

This is day one. She got on the treadmill to run. Despite her size she used to be able to run a full two miles before being completely winded, and all throughout college her near-endless expanse of energy kept her going at parties longer than anyone else. Her first few steps here were confident ones. “I’m over double my high-school weight, so that should only cut my running distance in half,” she thought, “I should still be able to run a mile with a little effort.” But after a couple minutes it was clear to her that this energy was no longer there, and that more-than-doubling her weight was much more tasking on her body than just halving how far she was capable of running. She made it a quarter-mile before feeling like she was about to die and called it quits. As she panted her way back upstairs she thought to herself, “The first day is always the hardest. I just need to keep up with it and I’ll drop this weight in no-time.”

----------------------------------------------------------------------

A long post here, but big girls require big stories. Jenna has the highest base weight of any character I’ve come up with, starting off at a whopping 370lbs. I’m planning (at some point) to drop character reference sheets for all these girls, so look out for those (eventually).

Description
Jenna was always the “big girl.” Even though she had been a very active person throughout her life, her body just stored fat extremely easily. She had managed to keep her weight in the mildly-chubby category until the end of high-school (which, at her height, was around 170lbs) and while she had expected to gain some weight in college, she had no idea what she was in for. She had joined a sorority and stopped being active almost altogether, so while all her friends gained the Freshmen 15 over their first year (she figured some had put on more, but that’s all they’d admit to gaining) Jenna hit that milestone by the end of the first quarter. Her pace slowed down throughout the rest of the semesters but by the end of Freshmen year she had put on 40lbs.

None of that had really even bothered her that much. She was a little sensitive about it, yes, but she was far too focused on making something of her career. It didn’t even bother her when she put on another 40lbs in each of her Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years. By the time she was out of college she had gained 160lbs and while she knew that being 330lbs wasn’t a great thing, she also knew that her personal success mattered more and she was confident that if-and-when she put her focus into losing weight she would be able to shed the pounds in no time, so she didn't sweat it too much.

Where we start in her story, however, is another couple years after college. Because she was no longer around her sorority sisters who would cook all the time, her gain had slowed considerably. Despite that, her most recent weigh-in put her at 370lbs. Now it bothered her. She remembered how quickly she had gone from 170 to 200, and being that close to 400 was scary to her. She had built her basement out as a home gym (because she didn’t want anyone staring at her while she worked out) but had never used it before today. It was time to take action and put her plan into place.

This is day one. She got on the treadmill to run. Despite her size she used to be able to run a full two miles before being completely winded, and all throughout college her near-endless expanse of energy kept her going at parties longer than anyone else. Her first few steps here were confident ones. “I’m over double my high-school weight, so that should only cut my running distance in half,” she thought, “I should still be able to run a mile with a little effort.” But after a couple minutes it was clear to her that this energy was no longer there, and that more-than-doubling her weight was much more tasking on her body than just halving how far she was capable of running. She made it a quarter-mile before feeling like she was about to die and called it quits. As she panted her way back upstairs she thought to herself, “The first day is always the hardest. I just need to keep up with it and I’ll drop this weight in no-time.”

----------------------------------------------------------------------

A long post here, but big girls require big stories. Jenna has the highest base weight of any character I’ve come up with, starting off at a whopping 370lbs. I’m planning (at some point) to drop character reference sheets for all these girls, so look out for those (eventually).