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Roomsizedboi:
Yeah that great and all but when people ask for money over the internet and don’t even socialize with you irl then what’s the point. If you can’t afford to do this then well do it then lol like I dont wanna be rude but there’s no point in paying for content with so much free stuff on the internet[/quote]

Then pursue the free stuff, do not bother people who are clearly real, talkative, and you can interact with.

There are many fetishes people profit off of ,the thing is they need to reinvest. Example is bimbos usually get surgery to make themselves more barbie like. etc.

Also not everyone is local to interact with "irl" in real life. But many are lucky enough to find a personal ad or stumble upon a feeder randomly.

And the site is called fantasy FEEDER. aka people who want to feed others.

Warning Signs:

1) "Do you have Kik or WhatsApp?" (let's go there so I can beg for money where people won't criticize me)

2) "What do you do for a living?" (after I told them, they told me they didn't have a job or apparently even a profession)

3) "How much do I want to gain?" As much as you want me to. Oh, and even though I'm slim on my profile and have only been on the site for a few days, I really, really want to get morbidly obese.

4) "I love you" said after 15 minutes of sporadic chatting. Plus it was an incredible coincidence that everything I suggested was super-hot to them.

5) "So how do you plan on feeding me?" This isn't a question about encouragement, it's how do you plan to start sending me money, preferably in recurring payments, while I tell you how I ate 14,000 calories yesterday and I'm bursting out of my clothes.

I have no problem with people selling content, but none of us like being lured and tricked into sending money to one of the internet's many, many professional beggars. Before this, it was someone who talked to me about too-tight clothes....as a segue to "Hey! How about you buy me six bikinis online right now and I'll try them on for you?"

EVERYBODY wants money. Why would feedees be any different?

I like to be encouraged and teased, I never ask for a penny

So this thread started a year ago and nothings changed. It's still "pay to play" for most of the site.

Hence why I put in my profile that content creators can kiss my foot.

The Hustle Continues, you gotta respect the Hustle, it doesn’t go anywhere.

Van McCoy approves

Well said, Elle. Would be great to see more respect for humanity

I've been into feedism since I could remember and on this site off and on over the last 15 years (under different usernames.)

I spent a long time chatting and encouraging people for free, just for my pleasure, but I wasn't getting the kind of engagement I was looking for and often felt underappreciated.
My inbox was/has ALWAYS been flooded with people asking me to fatten them, what I thought of their bellies, what I would do to them etc. It got to be overwhelming. I didn't have time to interact with these people for free, so I started offering paid teasing/encouraging/humiliation sessions.

When I started making content I felt like I was able to cover more ground and have a bigger impact on more people.
I'm good at what I do, I'm PASSIONATE about fattening people, I bring fantasies to life in unimaginable ways and have been into this fetish before I could even understand what most things in the world meant.
Yet, I still get shit for charging money for my time and services.

There's a lot of entitlement and antiquated takes that stifle growth here.

I agree with what you say. But you make content, you make something, a service. So, I know that if I pay I have something
Many people asks money lieing on what they are and what they want, not professional not serious.