I usually drink at least a gallon of water over the course of a couple of hours post-binge and my meals often involve massive amounts of everything including fiber, it's just something I've come to accept as a part of it, especially if the meal is heavy on meat.
Oddly enough I've found that the bloating is much less if I don't drink a lot after eating but I feel like staving off dehydration as it moves down is more important (also getting that last bit of stomach filled is nice).

Yes, especially the day after when all the food has moved down and is uncomfortable, I'm bloated and puffy looking, and my body is struggling to "right" itself.

I have to wait a hour or two for my stomach to settle. Thankfully that's the perfect time for my gf to help out and give me belly rubs. Staying awake might become an issue as well.

That's what happens when you eat a LOT unless you cleaned out your system beforehand. Your stomach will expand and start pushing on your other organs including your lower bowels to make room for more food.

Ate over 14lbs of Chinese food at a buffet. When I got home I realized how close I was to 15 so I ate fruit until I reached it.

I tried Periactin which is a medication they actually prescribe to underweight people and experienced nothing but extreme drowsiness.

As mentioned ITT it seems these days that when a woman is asking for a feeder she's basically requesting someone to send her money over the internet for the possibility of getting a few pictures in return.

Some years ago that might have worked but I think in this age a lot of men are fed up with being treated like findom paypigs.
You'd probably be better off with a patreon or something if you're looking for easy money.

Every Asian buffet for 30 miles recognizes me when I come in, even if I haven't been there in several months.

I actually have visible abdominal muscles so when I stuff myself enough to get a food baby it looks and feels pretty weird.
Honestly I preferred having a bit of chub