I'd agree with you that it's difficult. I wouldn't even say that I got used to it. It was easier in the beginning because I was more motivated to cook a lot of good food.

Aff's advice is good. Another option is to eat as much as you can, then reward yourself with a small portion of potato chips or other caloric dense and tasty food.

You can try fenugreek to increase appetite.

same, done after 2k-2.5k cal

Good luck! I'm assuming those that have trouble bulking feel the same way about it that I feel about cutting lol.

It always amazed me when people found it difficult to eat like 3k cal per day, when I am just like a vacuum for food =[

eh, if I had a personal chef and food stamps this wouldn't be hard at all for me

no time or money to be bulking properly

Well, I don't have food stamps, and I am my personal chef.

Although, I did run into appetite issues when I was trying to top 6,000 kcals/day..that gets shitty

dud u gain meny lean muscle?

at my peak i was like 238 and like 18-19% bf at 5'10.5"-5'11", so definitely not lean..i don't remember the exact measurement, but i have the BOD POD print out somewhere

i went from a lean and sickly (for me) 183, to the 238 in a little over a year and a half, so i'm sure some of it had to be LBM

for me fixing my sleeping pattern and sitting in my kitchen and just eating food helped. instead of watching tv or be on compooter. helped me i know it sounds weird but ye

i'll throw this tip in, at least it worked for me..make food ahead of time and take a cooler of food with you

when going to school every morning, i would have a jug of water, a shaker cup, a personal cooler filled with food, and my backpack with a few notebooks and baggies of premeasured protein for different parts of the day

that way, you never really have an excuse to miss getting calories in..you just need to have a plan of what you are doing