12 years
Fat fetish documentry
FluffyMcMittens wrote:
As good as it will be to get things out there and make this whole fetish less underworld and overlooked, this isnt going to be favourable to us. I highly doubt that the over all tone will be anything less than along the lines of "look at these strange people. arent they freaks?". It's just going to be millions of people watching at home thinking and talking about how disgusting we are.
But maybe I'm being just a tad cynical about it. Might turn out well... never know.
This is pretty much how I'm thinking,but let's see.Reenaye has seen some of it and is happy with the portrayal of her,but not happy with some of the programme.As good as it will be to get things out there and make this whole fetish less underworld and overlooked, this isnt going to be favourable to us. I highly doubt that the over all tone will be anything less than along the lines of "look at these strange people. arent they freaks?". It's just going to be millions of people watching at home thinking and talking about how disgusting we are.
But maybe I'm being just a tad cynical about it. Might turn out well... never know.
At least it's a start and recognises that we exist
12 years
Fat fetish documentry
bbwbeth wrote:
I'll reserve judgement until I've watched it.
But I will say this - whilst such programmes may do nothing for mainstreaming this attraction, it does wonders for those who have the attraction but are not involved in the FA community.
When I was a young fat girl feeling alone in, not only my fat-ness, but more especially my desire for someone to like it, play with it, enjoy me eating etc etc (and before internet prolification etc), I LOVED watching any kind of documentary which made me aware that there were other people like me out there and gave me a sight of their fat bodies.
I can still very clearly remember a 'Horizon' episode about Fat Models - it must have been about, god 20+ years ago - i videoed it and watching it was a secret pleasure for many years!
yeah,really agree with thisI'll reserve judgement until I've watched it.
But I will say this - whilst such programmes may do nothing for mainstreaming this attraction, it does wonders for those who have the attraction but are not involved in the FA community.
When I was a young fat girl feeling alone in, not only my fat-ness, but more especially my desire for someone to like it, play with it, enjoy me eating etc etc (and before internet prolification etc), I LOVED watching any kind of documentary which made me aware that there were other people like me out there and gave me a sight of their fat bodies.
I can still very clearly remember a 'Horizon' episode about Fat Models - it must have been about, god 20+ years ago - i videoed it and watching it was a secret pleasure for many years!
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