Extreme obesity

Immobility is the consequence of obesity, not the objective.
I don't think anyone likes being immobile and having health problems.
I like to be as fat as possible and I love my huge body full of rolls.
If I could walk it would be great. But in real life there comes a point when you have to choose between walking or continuing to gain weight.

I think those who are Feedees and gaining want to get bed bound love the idea until it actually happens and they realize that they are stuck in bed without any help then reality sets in.

I think it's not necessarily the health issues for me but the idea of my growth and size confining me to my bed while I watch the world go by through the window. With good care, support and comfort, it's that peaceful life focused on food and enjoyment that's really desirable, coupled with the shame and extremeness of knowing that my fatness ensures I'm no longer a part of the world outside anymore.

For me it’s the loss of control and just giving in to indulging as much as possible, as well as seeing/ feeling the extreme proportions my body would take at that size would be incredibly hot.

well said. for me, it's kinda the same - the freedom to eat whatever I want, and not care how big I am. And the thought of literally being weighed down by my own FAT is what keeps me gaining.

That’s how I see it too. I am by no means immobile (yet) but at 450+ pounds I am definitely experiencing some mobility and health issues due to my weight. But eating as much as possible of the foods I love is the choice I made because that’s what is important to me to live a happy life!

I don't want to be immobile, and I really had a mega scare with some health issues this year, so I wouldn't say either are a turn-on for me. However, I did want to be as fat as I could possibly get, and I also just love eating and feeling stuffed. That meant some loss of mobility, building in accomodations, and loss of access to some spaces and activities. I was okay with that. I wasn't okay with heart surgery at 29. Now, I seem to genuinely be maintaining at 571 - 574 and am following a diet for heart patients. My doctors all want to see weight loss, but if I can achieve a few other health goals without ever dropping below 500, I'll be very happy.

It’s a stupid kink brain thing for me lol. Obviously I wouldn’t try to get immobile on my own. It’s impractical.

But the idea of somebody *doing it to me*? Forcing me to get fat beyond all reason, inflating my body helplessly into a huge blob of lard? Absolute turn-on.

Well said.

for me, health issues and immobility are not the goal, and those ideas are not the thing that arouse me.

i've gained more than i ever expected or tried to. for a long time my health was fine, which i chalked up to my first 40 years of being in shape and eating well. more recently, i've started to have some warning signs about potential health issues, so it seems my lucky streak was coming to and end.

i've made some changes to my diet, and tried (and mostly failed) to get more active to try to maintain my health without having to change my lifestyle too much... i've cut out drinking, which should help.

but one of the things about becoming a feedee, the draw of eating and overindulging, of being stuffed, is so enticing that it's hard to resist! i am supposed to cut out carbs/sugars, but the feeling of being so stuffed after eating a whole pizza (or more) is just hard to resist!

also, to me, while immobility would be a frightening position to find myself in, less drastic difficulties are very, very hot - having to stop or sit down, while my partner teases me...
when my belly presses into the table and prevents me from reaching something...
when i can't lift myself up from a chair...
when i can't reach a shelf because my belly is pressing into a counter...
the limitations to my range of motion and my flexibility, which allow my partner to dominate me physically...
even the limitation in having sex have been something that is really hot!

but if i couldn't get myself to the bathroom when i needed to go, that would be a problem, i think. the fantasy of being "trapped" is better than the reality, i think.