Gaining

"letting go"

Who here would say they've "let go" with regard to their weight?
13 years

"letting go"

Having put on over 100 pounds over the last 8 years, most people would probably say so! smiley

Honestly, though, if I really let go with my appetite I'd probably be bankrupt or immobile within 5 years.
13 years

"letting go"

From subsequent conversations on this it seems to me that people "let go" when they realize they like eating and gaining more than they care about what others think or any other possible downsides.

Typically they will gain unintentionally and discover they like it more than they ever thought they would and/or realize that whatever they were afraid of isn't as bad as they feared.

At this point they

LET

GO!
13 years

"letting go"

porterhouse125 wrote:
I want to let go, and give in...


I don't know--"giving in" sounds like a defeat. You want to think of it as a victory.
13 years

"letting go"

I let go many years ago. I'm not trying to gain, I just eat what I want when I want to. Naturally, that's seen a slow but steady increase in weight ...
13 years

"letting go"

AskDrFeeder wrote:
From subsequent conversations on this it seems to me that people "let go" when they realize they like eating and gaining more than they care about what others think or any other possible downsides.

Typically they will gain unintentionally and discover they like it more than they ever thought they would and/or realize that whatever they were afraid of isn't as bad as they feared.

At this point they

LET

GO!


Ahhh... I've not 'quite' let go yet but I'm working on it.. but hey I've pretty much doubled my weight in 10 years so I guess I'm definitely closer than I used to be to letting go..

Anyone want to help to convince me to let go? Any encouragement by private message is greatly welcomed smiley
13 years

"letting go"

I've never held back...always ate what I wanted. And it shows! smiley
12 years

"letting go"

Abundance wrote:
It was more like giving in than letting go.


Did it feel good to give in?
12 years

"letting go"

There is something profoundly arousing and desirable about that phrase, "letting go." As a feeder, I love when a feedee "lets go" and indulges in her deepest appetite and desires. But I, too, have harbored the "letting go" desire for years. I love the thought of mutual gaining and were in such a relationship I suspect I would completely let go as we both grew fatter. It is a very primal urge.
12 years

"letting go"

i have definitely let go. it took me a while there i was a bit conflicted i supose but after i gained so much i realized this is really what i wanted. here i am to day, still free and fatter than ever
12 years
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