Feederism topics you miss in stories

Enas:
I actually havent seen any story that experiments with a feeder (Id prefer a female one) that acts in a combination of (or uproach something that feels like) a combination of genuine affection but also genuine.... abuse, of some kind? Like, the feeder actively fattening the feedee against their will.

I tried to write a story like this (you can actually read its first chapter on my profile) and it went into a really interesting direction. What you can do, can be for example, if the feeder is in a group of people that needs something desperately (which in the context of the story justifies the "abuse" towards the feedee, of making them fatten up against their will, but simultaniously the specific person who fattens them up does have empathy towards that person. And so they try to show affection on them that on one hand eases the pain of the abuse but on the other hand works, in some limited degree, as coersion. For example the feeder (especially if theyre a sexy looking woman) could bribe the feedee with intense sexual pleasure if they keep eating and gaining. And i think this could take a genuine form because the abuse isnt simply because the person is abusive, but something external causes them desperation which turns into abuse. The contradiction between the kindness and the abuse can also be a psychological burden of the feeder, that will be torturing them.

The problem with this, which is also what fascinates me the most (yes it does make me horny AF but as a concept, mechanically, it fascinates me a lot) is that it will be difficult to have the abuse being genuine. In the sense that if the feedee comes to want it, from that point on its automatically not abuse.

Im really curious what youll think of that!

Letters And Numbers:
For current stories, I think you might like Life With Lipidease: fantasyfeeder.com/stories/view

It hits some of those dynamics you're talking about.

Enas:
Thanks for sharing, although i dont have a premium... 🥲
The single author subscriptions are pretty cheap and there's a lot of great content there!
3 months

Feederism topics you miss in stories

Enas:
I actually havent seen any story that experiments with a feeder (Id prefer a female one) that acts in a combination of (or uproach something that feels like) a combination of genuine affection but also genuine.... abuse, of some kind? Like, the feeder actively fattening the feedee against their will.

I tried to write a story like this (you can actually read its first chapter on my profile) and it went into a really interesting direction. What you can do, can be for example, if the feeder is in a group of people that needs something desperately (which in the context of the story justifies the "abuse" towards the feedee, of making them fatten up against their will, but simultaniously the specific person who fattens them up does have empathy towards that person. And so they try to show affection on them that on one hand eases the pain of the abuse but on the other hand works, in some limited degree, as coersion. For example the feeder (especially if theyre a sexy looking woman) could bribe the feedee with intense sexual pleasure if they keep eating and gaining. And i think this could take a genuine form because the abuse isnt simply because the person is abusive, but something external causes them desperation which turns into abuse. The contradiction between the kindness and the abuse can also be a psychological burden of the feeder, that will be torturing them.

The problem with this, which is also what fascinates me the most (yes it does make me horny AF but as a concept, mechanically, it fascinates me a lot) is that it will be difficult to have the abuse being genuine. In the sense that if the feedee comes to want it, from that point on its automatically not abuse.

Im really curious what youll think of that!


For current stories, I think you might like Life With Lipidease: fantasyfeeder.com/stories/view

It hits some of those dynamics you're talking about.
3 months

Sending gifts

Morbidly A Beast:
Unethical Life hack, infinite money glitch for your average sigma grindset: pose as a woman on feedist websites/blogs and beg gullible horny men to give you money

Stay frosty guys, and I imagine some women; never know who’s out just to make a buck


Not sure what you’re talking about with the sigma stuff, but online scams are run almost 100% by people/groups from poor countries with lax or non-existent laws for financial and cyber crime. Doesn’t matter what website you’re talking about.
3 months

Sending gifts

Bbwchaser21:
Hi people

Seems there is a lot of emphasis on sending gifts whether explicitly asking or alluded to after a small amount of chat, does anyone partake in this and does it satisfy anyone?

Just curious really, I see the thread about it at the top of the forum that's locked advising against it


If you encounter someone who you feel is a scammer, flag them. You can do this through their profile. The volunteers who assist on this site ban the profiles of scammers every day, but getting tips always makes it easier.

On top of that, and like others have said, be smart online. Don’t give money to strangers. If someone is being aggressive and it feels like they’re not on the level, trust your instincts. If someone claiming to be a 23 year old American woman also claims to be into blues music and luxury brands that 60 year old rich men like and getting fat JUST FOR YOU, they’re probably not who they say they are. If someone has pics posted and are asking you for money, do a reverse image search. If the pics are taken from Tumblr or onlyfans or Instagram, report them. If someone has a kik account in their profile, raise an eyebrow. If someone has a Kik and a Signal and a telegram, they’re a scam artist. Don’t give money to strangers.

And absolutely do not take it personally if a scammer seems to be only interested in your money, just report them and block them. It’s not you, it’s the world we live in.
3 months

Fast food tier list

Back when I would eat meat I used to get a McChicken every once in a while cause they were cheap, but I’d always get cartilage in them which grossed me out. McDonald’s fajitas were awesome though.
3 months

Theme of the month - august

Runningsoft:
1. How long have you been writing?
>well for over a decade now, since college when the internet was still fledgling and new. Stories were not as they are now, nor were forums, so I wrote things that interested me. Some of which I have updated and published here.
2. What genre would you say you write?
>Fiction mostly with a twist of a reality that could or could not have happened IRL.
3. Have you taken classes or received instruction for creative writing? What did you enjoy, and what did you dislike?
>no formal writing, just hoping spellcheck and I continue to get along.
4. What are some of your favorite writing reference books?
>I usually incept anything that I read. My brain tucks away ideas that eventually bubble back to the surface and then I am off writing a new story.
5. What do you think is the biggest problem you need help with in your writing?
> time. I work fulltime, so keeping pace with my story and ideas and writing / editing / continuity policing gets time-consuming. Love it though; the struggle is real, but rewarding.
6. What are your writing goals for the next 12 months?
>To continue to write what my subscribers are interested in. I am blessed to be able to receive a little money back, and so I want to continue to provide value for dollar spent.


The time crunch is real. I feel you there. Thank you for sharing!
3 months

Theme of the month - august

I'll go:

1. How long have you been writing?
I wrote a lot in high school and maybe a little less in college, but picked it up again more seriously in 2022, and I've tried to write every day since then.

2. What genre would you say you write?
You name it. I've written a lot of horror or thriller in the past year, but I try to do a little bit of everything. Humor, lit fic, a little SFF.

3. Have you taken classes or received instruction for creative writing? What did you enjoy, and what did you dislike?
I took a great creative writing class in college and it was super valuable for learning how to read and critique other writing. How to receive criticism, too. Definitely valuable

4. What are some of your favorite writing reference books?
For straight up reference, Strunk and White is always handy, although probably less so with the internet. For "how to" books, Stephen King's 'On Writing' is the best as far as I'm concerned. Especially because it's a book you can just read as an interesting book.

5. What do you think is the biggest problem you need help with in your writing?
I still struggle with discipline. I want to get to the point where I do four hours a day rain or shine, but I'm not there. Two is a good day right now. I need to read more. I need to not give up on projects when they have promise.

6. What are your writing goals for the next 12 months? I have a work in progress on this site that I want to finish. It will be good. There's a prequel for that one that I've started, too, that will be better, but I don't think I'm going to jump right into it. I really want to finish a 3rd draft for my book (fantasyfeeder.com/weight-gain-stories/view/title/what+a+long+sleep+you%E2%80%99ve+had/author/Letters+And+Numbers) and do something with it. I have the notes, it's just effort.
3 months

Improving subscriber value

Runningsoft:
Hey gang,

I hope this is the appropriate place to post this.
It is an open question to everyone, but would be geared towards my current and past subscribers.

I want to thank anyone who is a current as well as past subscriber of my content. I exclusively write stories, and am looking to help improve your experience with me.

I appreciate you sharing your hard-earned money with me and would like to ensure you feel you are getting best value with my content.

That said, if there is anything you'd like me to focus more on, I would welcome your feedback. For example, shorter stories? Focus on existing characters? New characters? Certain genres / themes you would like me to focus on.

I do this part-time, and really enjoy writing stories that stimulate the mind and give you the warm and fuzzies.

Drop a line here, or private messaging works also.

-runningsoft


You might benefit from this month’s theme event and letting folks learn a little more about your writing!
3 months