>>14232
>Middle school is the first time someone is gonna be going to dances, have real gym classes with locker rooms, go to clubs, see multiple teachers in a day, hang out with friends alone, have a crush, etc. There's a reason why there are so many books set in middle school. There's so much potential when you think about how these could be affected by being super morbidly obese.
To further increase the story potential, maybe the super rich parents also has their daughter signed up for clubs or other programs, and the gaining starts to affect her even more.
Bonus: maybe all the fattening and eating causes the bully to fall from their perch up high and join more…casual clubs like dnd, gaming or reading.
How I imagine the experiences to go
>Dancing (both in duos and by themselves)
Chubby: minor difficulties, some misplaced steps and at most an inconvenient stomach growl
Obese: more difficulties, can barely/cant see their feet, wider movement is harder, maybe of their dance partner squeezed a bit too hard or can’t decide where to put their hands.
Super obese: can barely dance a rhythm, constantly falls over, ripped clothes from bending a certain way, inconvenient gas expulsions (burping in the face of their dance partner)
>Walking to classes
Chubby: take a little bit longer, swing by a few vending machines, sneak more snacks from your locker. Arrive on time with a few minutes to spare.
Obese: take much longer, break constantly for food or drink, stay in the bathroom for a little bit too long (stuck or just cooling off in the cold bathroom), raid a few vending machines, stop by the cafeteria for more food. Curse themselves out because they are much farther from class. Arrive late, and sweaty.
Super obese: need help walking or someone to constantly remind them to get to class. Raid their lockers (yes they have multiple, more snacks to hold), need help to open their locks due to fat fingers, have even more snacks in pockets/folds and backpack. Rarely shows up to class on time or at all, maybe even get stuck in the door.
>Gym
Chubby: end up being the slower student in cardio, get called rude names during exercises, constantly fall over from shoves or a few other students poke them. During dodgeball, kickball or any sport that requires dodging, get struck out a lot.
Obese: extremely slow during cardio exercises, can’t even bend to see their feet, many clothing accidents, puddles of sweat follow where ever they go. Constantly get targeted in sports, do slightly better in games where it’s your job to sit and do nothing (umpire, goalies)
Super obese: too fat to even run (gave coach a slip from a doctor allowing her to sit on the side and do nothing), clothes so large that students make fun of her circus clothes, too fat to be shoved but also so fat that she needs lots of help being pulled up if fallen over. A walking tank, if exercised too much many students speak of her either eating even more during class or passing gas’s in the locker room