You cannot feel fat being utilized or deposited-it is a tiny biochemical process occurring on a minute scale, so don't take this as an indication of fat increase or loss. However, you can feel full after eating more than usual, or less hungry. The ability to feel fat storage in your body is called adiposity. Adipose tissue is any tissue of the body that stores energy. There are two main types of adipose tissue: white and brown. Brown adipose tissue is found in babies and small animals and it plays a very important role in keeping them warm by producing heat when activated. Adult humans do not have much functional brown adipose tissue, but it does remain present in larger amounts than white adipose tissue. White adipose tissue is also known as belly fat because it accumulates around the stomach area. This type of adipose tissue is associated with higher health risks than brown adipose tissue. So, yes, you can feel fat storage in your body. This means that you are using up your daily calories too quickly. If you eat more than what your body needs, then you will start storing extra calories as fat. Storage space for fats are available in your hips, buttocks, chest, and other areas where we store fat.