UnbredHeifer:
Current fantasy that I actually would not be upset if it became reality...
Imagine being nervous about gaining weight. Maybe you have played a bit and gained a little. Or you're testing that first few lbs. Or maybe you have actually gotten notably chubbier but you're afraid of getting any bigger...
Now imagine an understanding feeder. 'Of course you don't have to get any bigger! You can absolutely stay this size... but I won't allow you to lose any of the weight you already have.'
You are weighed each week and the weights are logged. Maintenance is acceptable. 180 lbs last week and still 180 lbs this week? Nothing wrong with that ☺️ Maybe you enjoyed a nice stuffing during the week - you do like feeling your stomach full to the brim after all - and you ended up a lb heavier at 181. Hey, that's cool! Gaining isn't required but it perfectly fine with your feeder! 😁 But... now that 181 is your new minimum.
So when you weigh in next week at 180 again? Oh no... that's not allowed. You are NOT to lose whatever belly you already have!
You are punished. Maybe you are subject to belly smacks until it turns red. Maybe you are made to wear your 'thin' (too small) clothes since you think you're going to be slim(er) now.
And then, afterwards, you are force fed. You are *going* to regain that lost weight. And you'd better hope that force feeding doesn't overshoot you heavier than 181 or else you will find yourself with a new minimum weight you can't go under.
I don't usually quote-reply a whole post when it's just "hell yeah!" but ALL of this (less the impact play!) is right up my alley!
I'm not a gainer, though I am still a very sub and obedient-type feedee, and I've actually had dynamics sort of like this.
Weighing is a trigger for me and thus a hard limit, but measuring has been a fun thing in the past! So on a big stuffing day, I might be required to measure before and after, and that becomes the new stuffing standard. Food by volume or calorie load has also been a new stuffing rule (though I leave that up to the feeder because the numbers/stress of counting macros are a softer limit for me).
I've also had feeders in the past require small things like having a dessert daily. I love having my grocery list approved and they always add something fun to it. Another fun one to maintain weight is watch my step count; and assign a task to remain inactive for some time to "counter" the extra steps (like gaming, watching a show, making a craft, often while eating lol). Or for more formal/stricter play, literally have to collar and leash myself to seated furniture for the day and can't get up without permission.
These are all in addition to a stuffing/forcefeeding! Just very fun ways to keep a plump feedee well-fed even if gaining isn't on the menu (ba dum tsch).
