Bring me another donut 😊
4 years
Being kidnapped by a group of extreme feeders (male or female). Being kept prisoner in a house by them with no contact with the outside world at all. No phone or Internet access. Being trussed up naked by them as I'm hooked up to a tube for constant liquid feeding. All the while being 'milked' by them.
5 years
I'm not an expert but believe there can be some link in some people in the sense. Obesity can lead to high blood pressure and can lead to diabetes and both of those can affect erectile function.
But not for everybody and there are other causes, such as genetics, ageing, smoking. It's not a simple thing.
5 years
cymru4444:
keen for this. how about easter weekend?
Softly:
Most people will have plans then I would think plus a little more notice needed.
Geodude:
There's a Sheffield or Leeds meet in the pipeline this spring on the other site. Liverpool is usually good for meets coinciding with Curvefest as a few people are around.
Startnew:
other site?
They mean Feabie
5 years
Influx:
Yeah... no.
First of all, weight and health are not 100% linked. I have a far higher risk of diabetes due to family history, than someone with no history who is twice my weight.
Second, bugger off with your preaching over immobility. Some people want that. Obviously you don't, and that's a personal preference. But don't be here and knock other people's gaining goals.
And finally, just in case you weren't aware, some people actually enjoy their declining health. It may be hard to understand, but a fetish is a very personal thing and is often something that very much goes against the 'norm.' And for some folk, the norm they want to go against is not only size, but health.
Either way, I suggest you actually listen to and learn from folk on here, instead of try to preach to others about the 'right' way to gain. But if that's what you're actually here to do, you kinda deserve whatever bs is thrown your way as a result.
Well said. Thank you
5 years
No British female feeders on this thread lol
5 years
somefatgirl:
I love the idea of being soothed by a feeder into thinking everything is ok even though I�ve gotten massive, although for me it�s more of a manipulation thing than brainwashing I suppose.
Same here! Why is it that there's an assumption that the feeder is a man and the feedee a woman?
5 years
Hedonistic_Purity:
Ok that was a nice welness masturbation, now let's get back to business.
Death by fat!
I'm curious to know how many piggies started masturbating while feeling particularly fat, out of shape, unhealthy, or while stuffed so much that is caused real suffering...and thoughts of a short life ended by fat snuck in while they were desperately trying to orgasm. Not a turn on at first...but turning into an obsession over time.
And how many knew right away it is how they want to go out.
I didn't know when I started gaining. But after I was diagnosed with hypertension and type 2 diabetes, that's when it became part of the turn on for me.
5 years
Some of the above is controversial and not understood properly.
Sumo wrestlers sleep twice a day after two heavy meals. So total sleep is quite a lot. Sumo eat nothing until lunch, having risen early and exercised heavily all morning. So that lends credence to the theory of fasting slowing metabolism. However, some recent scientific studies cast doubt on that and there is some evidence that fasting increases metabolism and intermittent fasting is gaining ground as a weight loss method.
Not rubbishing the above at all, just saying it's not all fully understood yet by any measure.
5 years
Obesity, like many other things, is a risk factor. No guarantee, but changes the odds. For example, not everyone with obesity will get diabetes, but it increases the risk. In the same way that not everyone who smokes will get lung cancer, but the risk increases.
Genetics play a big part, as they do at any size. Family history can provide a guide, but no more.
Obesity is not healthy and most of us will probably die earlier than otherwise, but most of us accept that because we like eating and/or getting fatter.
These things cannot be pontificate on in absolute terms:too many unknown variables in terms of genetics and of course what you eat etc has an impact. All that can really be said is that generally, obesity is bad for you.
5 years
