Indeed, this is a very important fact to absorb; hunger and poverty are not a result of production thresholds.

I certainly wouldn't advocate thinking too little. There's nothing at all wrong with having a social conscience.

Also worth considering is the fact that overconsumption of food among the wealthiest 10% of global population is dwarved by our overconsumption of other resources.

Fatties may eat a little more than they need, but it's nothing compared to the huge quantities of food that athletes consume.

Don't worry about it. Give as much money and time to others as you can reasonably afford to give. Live your life.

Another good resource designed to help people understand the feedism lifestyle, albeit aimed at a clinical setting:

www.amazon.co.uk/Feederism-Eating-Weight-Sexual-Pleasure/dp/1137470453/ref=sr_1_2

Personally? I'd give it a go. Take it slowly at first, have some fun together. Talk about why it didn't work before, see if compromises can be reached. Agree boundaries. Have lots of fat sex.

A relationship is like an Ikea wardrobe; it looks great in the showroom, but then you take it home and discover you've got to take time to put it all together. The manual is difficult to follow and a few early mistakes make it seem like it'll never look the way you want it.

But take your time and learn from the mistakes and before long you'll have built the wardrobe of your dreams.

Ikea: Wardrobes of your dreams.

Dom.

I support this idea.

Go to your nearest Boots or Superdrug and ask them to get Periactin for you. It's the same stuff; cyprohetidine. You have to get it from a pharmacist, but it's not prescription-only. If they ask, tell them you get vascular headaches (Migraine) and it's the only thing that works for you.

Or if you're not comfortable ordering it in person, Weldricks sell it online, but at a vastly inflated price.

It doesn't. It does make you very drowsy for the first few days though.