Lifestyle tips

Because I had nothing better to do, I was looking through the Pics section and searching through the different size categories. I looked at 200-299; 300-399; 400-499 and noticed that a higher percentage of those profiles in the 400+ group self identified as "feedee" vs. something else such as gainer, FA, feeder, etc.
Is it possible if you self identify as a feedee and have feedee tendencies you are prone to be bigger?
Is it possible that the other categories (feeder, gainer, FA) have something to do with still having some semblence of control, but identifying as a feedee leads to a mindset that you have lost control, either to a feeder or of yourself and therefore have less restraint to getting bigger.

I’m not sure what label describes me best other than fat maybe foodie? Gainer probably cause I’m actively gaining but it’s sorta inevitable based on my lifestyle.

Not saying it’s an absolute. It was just an observation and was wondering how people perceived that the difference between identifying as feedee vs. gainer, foodie, fa may imply some acceptance that being a feedee more likely equates to accepting a loss of control and therefore might be more prone to becoming super sized (over 400 lbs)

I wonder how much of it has to do with the interface--like, we can only pick one, ya know? I listed mutual gainer on mine not because it's the right label, but because it's the least inaccurate among the options for me.

@Highway, were you able to get a good count? Or was it just estimation/impression