Many scammers

Boysmith:
I feel like I just got scammed by sending someone DoorDash gift cards and getting what looked like stock pictures and a video in return and then they claimed they couldn’t do anything because their phone charger wasn’t working and that they will buy a new one tomorrow and make it up to me.


Your account has been active for two days.

Word of advice. Take the time to get to know someone before you pay for their food. There are a lot of scammers and catfish out there, and you need to do your due diligence.

If you wanna give her until tomorrow to send what you want, more power to you. But I'd report the account if I were you.
3 weeks

Is it time to encourage obesity?

Morbidly A Beast:
People die all the time out of no where who are relatively or absolutely healthy - people are really weird about death in this culture they delude themselves into thinking they are going to live forever, but everyone’s days are ultimately numbered, life is simply too short not to enjoy things. If that means drinking, having a lot of sex, or smoking, eating, driving motorcycles really fast, etc etc than by all means.

I’m not saying be a hedonist or anything like that I think there’s more to our lives than our instant gratification but like it’s simply to short to care if it brings joy. If that makes sense.


Death is a foreign concept in western culture because of how removed from it we are. It's why everyone is so obsessed with health and looking young even though we know deep down we are all going to die one day.

There is an aspect of fatphobia that plays into this. People will look at a fast person and be like "Why aren't you doing everything to avoid mortality?" And they go insane.
3 weeks

Fattening breakfast ideas?

Monkeyman76:
Anyone have any idea for a fattening breakfast it's just the one meal that I don't know how to make super calorically dense?

Munchies:
Southerner here. There's scores of ways to make things more fattening.

- Cook things like eggs in butter or bacon grease.

- Include breakfast meats like bacon or sausage.

- Have two kinds of starches for breakfast like tater tots, pancakes, biscuits, or toast.

- Drink things with calories like milk, juice, or coffee with fattening additives

Neglectedfeeder:
Swapping out milk with heavy cream works too. Works great with making sausage gravy or you can add it to eggs to make them extra fluffy.


Yeah, but I don't recommend drinking a glass of heavy cream to replace a glass of milk. Like kudos to those who choose to do that, but heavy cream on it's own tastes like shit.
3 weeks

Fattening breakfast ideas?

Monkeyman76:
Anyone have any idea for a fattening breakfast it's just the one meal that I don't know how to make super calorically dense?


Southerner here. There's scores of ways to make things more fattening.

- Cook things like eggs in butter or bacon grease.

- Include breakfast meats like bacon or sausage.

- Have two kinds of starches for breakfast like tater tots, pancakes, biscuits, or toast.

- Drink things with calories like milk, juice, or coffee with fattening additives
3 weeks

Is it time to encourage obesity?

Noah Boart:
I agree, but what if we aks9 promoted being plus size not with gluttony, but with both an accumulation of body shaping and muscle to help keep fat away from hearts and arteries?

There is technically already a sub-sect of lifters who do this. We turn bad health to a new type of body building

Munchies:
Something to point out here: health is only a subsection of fatphobia. You can be an Olympic-level power lifter, and people will still shit on you about your size.

I love obesity as much as the next feeder, but sadly, it's not so simple to eradicate fatphobia. I don't say this to discourage you. I support anything that seeks to push back against any form of bigotry. I only say this because a narrow focus on the issue will leave you vulnerable to attacks from other angles.

LuvsChub04:
Agree,N on a side note Munchies,i met a power lifter few years ago. Very fit yet people still said she was obese... Yet BMIS are another story..
Fatphobia will always exist, same for skinny shaming as well.. Nothing will ever stop it on either side...

Munchies:
Hell, you can be thin and still deal with fatphobia. I remember my mom fat shaming me as a child because I went from 115 to 120 at 5'7". I was 15. Apparently going from the high end of being underweight to the low end of being normal weight made me fat? Idk

Health is truly only one aspect of fatphobia.

Enas:
There are many complex issues in this world, fatphobia is not one of them.

There isn't a health aspect to fatphobia. There is only a perception aspect and a historical/social aspect to it really, because it is entierly a result of behaving on unfiltered -and to be frank, of very bad quality- perception, plus the fact that our current society has decided that fat is "bad" and "ugly" (as opossed to what it had decided for fat, 2 centuries ago, for example).

On a side-note, my own mother has called my gym-rat brother (a very muscular person), "obese".

Munchies:
Wait until you hear about medical fatphobia



Enas:
What's the difference though?


There are real health issues that one can experience because of being fat. That's no secret. But the way people engage with the health side of obesity is this weird flavor of ablism.

There are scores of stories in the forums alone of doctors writing off health issues as being too fat when it's something unrelated (bonus points if you are a woman because fuck us all, I guess). If you are fat and start rapidly losing weight due to an ED or illness, some doctors will cheer you on. If you are fat and your health issues are directly related to obesity, some doctors will bully you if you don't lose the weight.
3 weeks

Is it time to encourage obesity?

Noah Boart:
I agree, but what if we aks9 promoted being plus size not with gluttony, but with both an accumulation of body shaping and muscle to help keep fat away from hearts and arteries?

There is technically already a sub-sect of lifters who do this. We turn bad health to a new type of body building

Munchies:
Something to point out here: health is only a subsection of fatphobia. You can be an Olympic-level power lifter, and people will still shit on you about your size.

I love obesity as much as the next feeder, but sadly, it's not so simple to eradicate fatphobia. I don't say this to discourage you. I support anything that seeks to push back against any form of bigotry. I only say this because a narrow focus on the issue will leave you vulnerable to attacks from other angles.

LuvsChub04:
Agree,N on a side note Munchies,i met a power lifter few years ago. Very fit yet people still said she was obese... Yet BMIS are another story..
Fatphobia will always exist, same for skinny shaming as well.. Nothing will ever stop it on either side...

Munchies:
Hell, you can be thin and still deal with fatphobia. I remember my mom fat shaming me as a child because I went from 115 to 120 at 5'7". I was 15. Apparently going from the high end of being underweight to the low end of being normal weight made me fat? Idk

Health is truly only one aspect of fatphobia.

Enas:
There are many complex issues in this world, fatphobia is not one of them.

There isn't a health aspect to fatphobia. There is only a perception aspect and a historical/social aspect to it really, because it is entierly a result of behaving on unfiltered -and to be frank, of very bad quality- perception, plus the fact that our current society has decided that fat is "bad" and "ugly" (as opossed to what it had decided for fat, 2 centuries ago, for example).

On a side-note, my own mother has called my gym-rat brother (a very muscular person), "obese".


Wait until you hear about medical fatphobia

3 weeks

Is it time to encourage obesity?

Noah Boart:
I agree, but what if we aks9 promoted being plus size not with gluttony, but with both an accumulation of body shaping and muscle to help keep fat away from hearts and arteries?

There is technically already a sub-sect of lifters who do this. We turn bad health to a new type of body building

Munchies:
Something to point out here: health is only a subsection of fatphobia. You can be an Olympic-level power lifter, and people will still shit on you about your size.

I love obesity as much as the next feeder, but sadly, it's not so simple to eradicate fatphobia. I don't say this to discourage you. I support anything that seeks to push back against any form of bigotry. I only say this because a narrow focus on the issue will leave you vulnerable to attacks from other angles.

LuvsChub04:
Agree,N on a side note Munchies,i met a power lifter few years ago. Very fit yet people still said she was obese... Yet BMIS are another story..
Fatphobia will always exist, same for skinny shaming as well.. Nothing will ever stop it on either side...


Hell, you can be thin and still deal with fatphobia. I remember my mom fat shaming me as a child because I went from 115 to 120 at 5'7". I was 15. Apparently going from the high end of being underweight to the low end of being normal weight made me fat? Idk

Health is truly only one aspect of fatphobia.
3 weeks

Love my foodie wife

Neglectedfeeder:
I let GPT come up with a username haha I don’t feel neglected at all! Well not GPT - a username generator.


An interesting choice
3 weeks

Love my foodie wife

Neglectedfeeder:
When my wife and I started dating 15 years ago (we were in high school) she was about 140#. By the time we got married at 21, she was right at 180.

A big contributor to this was relationship weight and me taking her out to eat all the time.

It also didn’t help that we both worked at the same restaurant and at the end of the night, since I worked in the back, I could bring home any left overs. So I always made sure she had all the fried ocra and fried chicken she could want.

After we got married, she got pregnant with our first kid and started piling on weight pretty quick. I remember one night she was so hungry she ate an entire large stuffed crust pizza and it was the absolute best thing.

It was around this time I told her about feederism and how I loved watching her eat. Truthfully, she didn’t take to this at first - after all, it was a “taboo.” After her pregnancy, she was right at 215. It was great!

After some time though she has really not cared so much about the weight and REALLY uses her weight to her advantage.

Now here is the fun part: in the last 2 years, she has really developed an appetite since I’ve gotten better at cooking. Every Saturday I make her a big breakfast and I grill out as often as I can today.

Every Tuesday and Thursday, she has me go and buy her some fast food after the kids go to bed and the weight has piled on.

Other factors are that she mixes her coffee creamer with heavy cream and she loves her cakes.

Today, she weighs 250 and she loves to use her belly on me during sex. She’ll smother me with her belly, have me use her belly, and so much more. She has really come to letting me worship and adore her belly.

Ask me anything, but I need to get back to making her breakfast! Biscuits sausage and gravy with the gravy made with heavy cream (;


Curious as to why you are a neglected feeder. Sounds to me like you have everything you could possibly want in a feedist relationship.
3 weeks

Is it time to encourage obesity?

Noah Boart:
I agree, but what if we aks9 promoted being plus size not with gluttony, but with both an accumulation of body shaping and muscle to help keep fat away from hearts and arteries?

There is technically already a sub-sect of lifters who do this. We turn bad health to a new type of body building


Something to point out here: health is only a subsection of fatphobia. You can be an Olympic-level power lifter, and people will still shit on you about your size.

I love obesity as much as the next feeder, but sadly, it's not so simple to eradicate fatphobia. I don't say this to discourage you. I support anything that seeks to push back against any form of bigotry. I only say this because a narrow focus on the issue will leave you vulnerable to attacks from other angles.
3 weeks