General

I try to give the benefit of the doubt when looking at such profiles, on the off chance they could be real. And normally a 5 minute conversation would clear any doubt.

Besides if it is someone who happens to get off making other people think there someone else, *** it I am not that bothered.

I don't think it should be mandatory, but I also don't see why people are so vehemently against it. I've been called fake on other sites and I've never had much of an issue posting a picture of myself with a sign.

I can understand your frustration.

But once you post something on the internet, especially something of that nature, you have to be incredibly naive to think it inst going to end up anywhere else.

I KNEW IT!!! (sexy disguise btw )

There are other ways to spot fakes too. Someone who does not know how clothing sizes work, or weill tell you anything except what size they wear. People who have cliamed to have gained a lot of weight, but only have before pictures, etc. A lot of times, if you have a detailed conversation with them, they will slip up. One woman claimed to be 300 pounds but said she bought her clothes in the 5-7-9 Shop, one woman who claimed to be so fat at 200 pounds, she needed to have her doors widened, etc.

What a coincidence, *pulls off mask* I'm actually Charlie Sheen, WINNING!

Being an FA is one thing. It's like being a BBW. It's no big deal. But to come out in public as a feeder, or even someone who is a gaining admirer, it's not easy. About the same as coming out as a feedee or someone who wants to gain.

Admin Mode: Just a reminder for people to remain civil to each other, thanks.

Hilariously enough, someone has a profile stating that they're a female, but their website address is im a male FA.

And I'm Marvel's The Blob. ya can't move me