Fattening others

Oh yes! I’m into this. That’s my dream!

Most definitely. Contrast is king around here.

I'm a... Well, I used to be skinny but I guess I can't claim to be that in all honesty now... let's say a slim feeder and I think it's quite a common fantasy!

I certainly find that the size contrast is a huge part of the turn on for many people

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I've also seen this happening a little more often, especially over the last year. I'm still in the minority of being a thin feeder, however.

John, I love your writing. Your phrases are eloquent. And on this topic, I think you are right. It will be interesting to see what happens when the pandemic ends.

I think the pandemic has opened a Pandora’s box of dark delights.

I suppose I fall into the category of skinny female feeder. I am fairly petite at 5'3" and I generally weigh between 100-105 bounds...although sometimes I dip into the 90s, because I prefer myself to be as slim as possible, but I still need to keep my strength up.

I just ended a nearly three year relationship with a man I helped grow from just under 200 pounds to just over 300. I also helped my female roommate gain about 70 pounds in the same period. They were both very willing participants. I would never force feed anyone who didn't want to gain...I am a very good cook, and my friends do often complain (not really) about the fattening dishes I prepare for them and all the irresistable things I bake.

I suppose feeding others satisfies my need to feed myself, as I enjoy meals vicariously through my partners and friends. I have asked myself whether I am being selfish...as if making those around me fatter is just a way to make myself tiny in comparison. But I really admire size in other people. I love looking at big round bodies. There is nothing better than the soft embrace of an ovese friend or lover.

That is THE CUTEST BABY.

And now that I have been quoted, my typo "faitly" will live forever, even if I go back and change it.

I do treat myself...I have a huge sweet tooth and if I am going to bake a batch of cookies, I will always have a taste...even while encouraging others to polish off the tray. I do track my calories pretty diligently because I need that sense of control. But I also enjoy tracking how much my feedees (for lack of a better word) are consuming. I love controlling diets at both ends of the spectrum.

I think fattening people up gives me a sense of accomplishment. I feel a bit like an artist showing off my masterpiece when I go out in the world with the fat person I created. I think I also feel kind of maternal about them. I think of my sister who nursed two chubby babies while herself becoming quite thin as they literally sucked the weight off of her.

While fattening up my last partner, I got down to about 90 pounds, just to feel the contrast between his lush flab and my bones. It was awesome to know that my "creations" were over three times my size (in the case of my boyfriend) and more than double my weight (my roommate). They both looked so amazing with their thick legs, their plump arms, and their huge round bellies. And I looked like a tiny ballerina.