Instead of asking the wife if she is a feeder, I think Swiss should ask himself if he is a feedee or foodie? If the answer is no, your wife probably isn't either.
People get fat all the time for many reasons that have nothing to do with feederism. If you ask me if a fat person is a feedee, the answer is probably no just based on statistics. This is a pretty small nich fetish. Most fat people are just accidentally fat. And most wives are just nurturing, not feeders.
Look at it this way, if a person is smart, adventurous, loves going fast, taking risks, and exploring, you might ask if they could be an astronaut? And the answer is most certainly no because a lot of people have those characteristics and almost none has ever been to space.
The reality is most likely, you have lost total control of your eating and your wife has only enabled it by letting you and bringing you meals because she wants you to be happy.
So maybe she is an enabler, but I doubt she is a true feeder. I think it's time to admit you just let yourself go a bit too much. And maybe she doesn't care about your size at all.
People get fat all the time for many reasons that have nothing to do with feederism. If you ask me if a fat person is a feedee, the answer is probably no just based on statistics. This is a pretty small nich fetish. Most fat people are just accidentally fat. And most wives are just nurturing, not feeders.
Look at it this way, if a person is smart, adventurous, loves going fast, taking risks, and exploring, you might ask if they could be an astronaut? And the answer is most certainly no because a lot of people have those characteristics and almost none has ever been to space.
The reality is most likely, you have lost total control of your eating and your wife has only enabled it by letting you and bringing you meals because she wants you to be happy.
So maybe she is an enabler, but I doubt she is a true feeder. I think it's time to admit you just let yourself go a bit too much. And maybe she doesn't care about your size at all.
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