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It occurs to me that many of us have probably been in therapy at one time or another.

If that's true in your case:

1) Did you discuss your pro-fat orientation(s)? (Feederism, Fat Appreciation, stuffing, etc.)

2) What did the therapist think? I figure most therapists would think the feeding fantasies and fat appreciation were okay but that many would balk at the idea of someone actively gaining or encouraging someone else to.

But that's just a guess. I would be very interested in hearing real-life experiences.

Feel free to answer this question privately: rfeeder@gmail.com '>drfeeder@gmail.com . I will keep strict confidentiality.

Back when I was seeing a therapist for anxiety and depression, I did bring it up. His response- as best as I can recall- was this:

"Are you harming them? Are they harming you? No? Alright then."

He also said that despite potential health risks, health is based heavily on genetics and can be a real crapshoot anyways; so he gave an uncondescending "be careful, but have fun".

Really, he was one of the coolest people I've known and even though I don't need the therapy anymore, I'd sure as hell pay for his company again.