Kx500:
I have always been a feeder and into larger women.
Nothing has turned me on more than seeing a slim fit woman turn into a big, thick, luscious curvaceous goddess. Her fitness dissapearing under layers of beautiful, soft fat. Seeing an already beautiful larger woman also add some extra sand to her figure has also been a massive turn on.
However in recent times I have been told by a plethora of people that I myself am remarkably underweight and that I need to thicken up myself.
One person told me that I need my own personal feeder! Another began expressing the changes they would love to see to my body and that it would help me become more attractive. My ex girlfriends have all told me they would love to see a thicker version of me.
Having said that I am at odds whether or not to go down this path.
I'm sure many a person on this forum has been in the same position.
Can anyone offer any form of insight into this
I tend to see thin men as delicate. It's like if I'm too rough, I could accidentally break them.
This has not happened, but they do not like it when I pick them up and hold them like a princess.
That said, if you really are underweight, you should put on some weight for health reasons. I used to be underweight. Gaining was the best thing for me. I stopped being cold all the time, I didn't get sick as often, and putting on muscle has made me a power house.
It's great.
You don't need to be fat, but at least on enough to be in the healthy BMI range.
Your bio says you are 123 lbs and 6'2". I am 5'7". I could princess carry you. My biceps are more than likely double yours. I do not say this to mock you. Rather, I am pointing out the severity of the problem.
You need a nutritionist, not a feeder. If you are more than likely missing huge swaths of nutrients and are probably at risk or have health issues from these deficiencies.
