too skinny?

Question

ive always been a naturally skinny person , and i never have to do any excercise and i can eat as much fat as i like i never seem to get bigger! why is this??i really would like to get my legs a bit chunkier , any tips on how ?

Answer 1

Spread peanut butter on anything with which it is compatible. You may swirl peanut butter into ice cream, shakes or hot cereal, or use it as a dip for fruits and vegetables.
Add powdered milk to whole milk, shakes, gravies, pudding, mashed potatoes, scrambled eggs, casseroles and even meat loaf.
Drink two to three instant breakfasts or other nutritional supplements daily in addition to your normal intake.
Drink as many calories as you can. Drinking calories is less filling and allows more room for additional high-calorie food.
Use eggs to make French toast or add them to pancake batter, casseroles, soups, gravy and sauces. Add chopped boiled eggs to salads. You can also use egg substitute to enhance foods with protein.
Melt cheese on hamburgers, hot dogs, other meats, vegetables, tortillas, noodles and scrambled eggs—anything with which it is compatible. Add sliced cheese to sandwiches. Melt it in soups, casseroles and mashed potatoes, or use it as a topping for salads and crackers.
Use cream cheese on breads or graham crackers. Try melting it on vegetables, such as spinach, with cream cheese mixed in. Mix cream cheese with gravies, or use as a dip for fruits and vegetables.
Make trail mixes with high-calorie peanuts, almonds, cashews, granola and other cereals, and dried fruit. Place trail mix in a convenient spot and, every time you see it, you can grab a handful.
Use oils to fry foods. Use butter on vegetables and in hot cereal. Use mayonnaise on sandwiches and in mashed potatoes. Use bacon on sandwiches and crumbled on salads and baked potatoes. Use avocadoes as a dip or sliced on sandwiches. Use regular salad dressings and sour cream on potatoes, in soups, or as a dip.
The general goal for those who wish to lose weight is to have high-volume, calorie-dilute food to satisfy hunger without overdoing it by consuming too many calories.

Those who wish to gain weight will be doing just the opposite. Seek out low-volume, calorie-concentrated foods to pack in as many calories as possible without getting uncomfortably full.

If you remain underweight or begin to lose more weight, please consult a physician.

Hyperthyroidism and several other disorders can cause underweight status and, if left untreated, can result in a far more serious threat to your life.

Answer 2

dont worry be happy what you have. i am the same as you, and if you get fatter then you might break your metabolism and you might just go totally fat. its good to be skinny looking. all it matters if your're not sick and you feel well then skinny is the best for you.