Hello. I'm a domme female feeder who has a male feedee. Not quite the same situation, but some thing transcend gender.
Honestly, it sounds like your bf needs therapy. This isn't a healthy response and I don't think he is capable of working through it himself. And if you two let this fester, it will cause relationship issues later on down the road.
While I am more than happy to fatten my feedee, I put his comfort and happiness above mine. So even though I am in charge, it is ultimately his choice. This means that if he wants to maintain or lose weight, I will happily support him
It's great that he isn't pushing you to be fat. But that's only one side of the coin. And he, as a grown man, shouldn't sulking in the corner at the very ideal of your losing weight. It doesn't sound like you are trying to lose weight, but how would he react if you lost even one pound?
Again, at this stage, this won't break your relationship. But I must stress he gets therapy. He needs to work on himself and you can't fix him - even if you gain a hundred pounds.
Honestly, it sounds like your bf needs therapy. This isn't a healthy response and I don't think he is capable of working through it himself. And if you two let this fester, it will cause relationship issues later on down the road.
While I am more than happy to fatten my feedee, I put his comfort and happiness above mine. So even though I am in charge, it is ultimately his choice. This means that if he wants to maintain or lose weight, I will happily support him
It's great that he isn't pushing you to be fat. But that's only one side of the coin. And he, as a grown man, shouldn't sulking in the corner at the very ideal of your losing weight. It doesn't sound like you are trying to lose weight, but how would he react if you lost even one pound?
Again, at this stage, this won't break your relationship. But I must stress he gets therapy. He needs to work on himself and you can't fix him - even if you gain a hundred pounds.
2 years