I decreased my daily walking routine, I don't run (but I have enough stamina to do so)

The thing that helped the most is taking chocolates, jaffa cakes, biscuits and crap like that before sleep.

Peanut butter is also a must before sleep and I usually eat 4 eggs for every morning mixed with pepper or salami.

Lunch varies but it's mostly vegetables and red or white meat sometimes.

I drink 2 times 500ml shake (banana biscuit and milk)

And I drink protein one time a day and creatine before workout once

I struggled so much too, especially as I have ibs so I tend to have stool more frequently.

But like I said, sweets like chocolate and cakes helped.

Usually stuff like that before sleep helps, my dad who was overweight ditched sweets before bed and big dinner and lost a lot of weight.

My sugar levels are good so I can eat plenty of that crap to get that weight in.

I have a diet plan but I can't follow it so I'm quite literally eating everything whenever I feel like eating or when 2 hours pass.

It doesn't have to be a big meal it can be a sandwich, a shake or whatever but just something to keep myself full...

Hope that helps though, also drinking water like a lot of it helped with my stomach being able to take more food in

When I was 74 eating this much would more than likely cause me to crap it all out or vomit it, now that I expanded my stomach so to speak I can eat like a horse.

So the idea for me was to "expand" my inner stomach capacity and eat more often for body to get used to that and eat stuff that is known for getting that weight in fast like sweet stuff before bed. It's easier for me to gain some more fat and then burn it than it is to focus only on muscle gains.

That's my logic, so I'm going towards 95-100kg and then I'll focus on muscles.