Well, the witch never does get a chance to eat Hansel, so I don't see any problem with it.
12 years
It's a common fallacy that someone wishing to gain should just find the one most fattening food there is and eat that exclusively.
It doesn't work. The gainer gets sick of that one thing and eating becomes a chore.
Don't worry about finding one fattening thing. Find lots of things. Variety, variety, variety!
12 years
TheMarshmallow wrote:
While quite a lot of these are humorous, I'd advise against using a comeback if (or more likely, when) a situation like this arises.
Comebacks can backfire, but when they work they can be sweet. (I guess I should have labeled them: USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!)
So how would YOU respond to remarks like these?
12 years
TheCannibal wrote:I think we should have like specific colors. Like a certain color scheme to wear as a bracelet or something else
How about this:
Wear TWO awareness bracelets: orange (cultural diversity) and white (free speech).
If someone asks about them and you don't want to disclose that you're a feedist, you say "cultural diversity" and "free speech".
If someone asks about them and you want to leave the possibility open, you say "oh, a friend gave them to me...I forget what they're for!"
And of course if someone asks and you want to tell them you're a feedist, tell them.
12 years
Layla wrote:
Im starting to suspect this is not entirely about creating good role models for children and more about pleasing boners
Hey, two birds with one stone!
12 years
I did notice a gal who worked at a liquor store who'd gotten heavier. She exchanged a loving hug with her boyfriend while he squeezed one of her fat rolls. They smiled a sort of conspiratorial smile at each other.
I think she must have been a feedee!
12 years
CoffeeChick wrote:My belly sits on the floor!
Congrats!
12 years
Keep track of her progress. When she sees you getting excited about how much she can eat or how big she's getting it will inspire her to continue.
12 years
MassiveT wrote:
Love the illustration, can quite proudly say I am so so close to being that last picture, toes are a good few inches away from the wall hehe
Nice! Plan to get as big as her?
12 years
