How to describe yourself in classical Chinese as having gained weight recently?

The days are far away and the belts are getting narrower and narrower.

Cultural allusion: the belt is getting wider and wider.

It means that you have lost weight because of lovesickness and your clothes look fat. Still thin.

The original "Ancient Poetry" said: "The day of parting is far away, and the day of clothing is slow."

Quote Song Liu Yong's "Die Lian Hua": "I don't regret that the belt is getting wider and wider, which will make people gaunt." Shi's poem "Death" said: "My clothes are getting wider and wider, and the new book has increased my haggard."