SumoSized:
Just as the title says, I'm curious at what point peoples weight began to change how they move. It could be subtle things like changing how you lean down to pick something up or how you sit up, to more drastic things like needing to take more breaks while walking or being unable to walk at all without assistance.
For me I'm still fairly young (20) and small (between 220-225 depending on how my weight fluctuates) so my changes have been very minor. I've noticed I struggle a bit more than in used to leaning down to grab things or tie my shoes, and the soles of my feet hurt a lot more after walking for a few hours than they used to. But what have y'all's experiences been and at what weight did you start to experience them?
Canuck:
i was 150-165 lbs and going to the gym for most of my adult life. when i stopped that and started gaining, by 190 lbs i was already noticing the effect! even just while bending over to put on my shoes, lol!
one of the reasons i kept gaining after hitting 300 lbs was that, it didn't seem like such a big deal. after getting used to being over 200, 300 seemed bigger but not a lot different. but i noticed by the time i was 350 lbs i *really* started to notice. it really impacted the distance i could walk, for some reason i passed a point where my endurance really suffered a lot.
now standing is chore, but at my current size the way i notice my size the most is in how my reach has grown more limited. not being able to reach parts of your own body is a strange realization. my belly forces me to sit away from most desks and tables. and i can't reach the higher shelves in the kitchen because i can't get close enough, with the counter pressing into me.
SumoSized:
Interesting, Ive heard from several other male gainers in the past that 350 lbs seems to be a turning point where you start to feel really fat.
This is also about the size your fupa
really grows.
9 months
BiggerestBelly:
Okay,
Surely after all the time FantasyFeeder has been around and all the time we've had to share and collaborate on gaining...
Surely, someone among us has found the most effective and palatable daily weight gain shake.
Boost? Heavy cream? A particular brand of mass gainer?
What daily supplement or shake recipe has ACTUALLY made a difference for you in your own gains?
Extreme feeder here. I've tried out a number of shakes with the feedees I've had. I don't use them anymore because I find food works so much better. Not only is food more cost effective, but it's easier to fatten up a feedee with delicious food long term. The shakes are better for short-term rapid gains.
9 months
Emberfeeds:
Is anyone else in the closet? I only tell people I really trust. And if it comes out I get embarrassed about it.
Rufatyet2:
Think we all are
Speak for yourself. Everyone in my life knows I only go for chubby or very fat men. My friends (we are all very open with each other) know I am a feeder specifically.
Obvi, I don't tell my family about my fetish, but when I introduced them to my (at the time) 500 lbs partner, no one thought it was unusual for me that I was with such a large person.
9 months
SumoSized:
Just as the title says, I'm curious at what point peoples weight began to change how they move. It could be subtle things like changing how you lean down to pick something up or how you sit up, to more drastic things like needing to take more breaks while walking or being unable to walk at all without assistance.
For me I'm still fairly young (20) and small (between 220-225 depending on how my weight fluctuates) so my changes have been very minor. I've noticed I struggle a bit more than in used to leaning down to grab things or tie my shoes, and the soles of my feet hurt a lot more after walking for a few hours than they used to. But what have y'all's experiences been and at what weight did you start to experience them?
My story isn't that dramatic because I'm not a large person. But it happened to me around 160 lbs. I used to be 115 lbs with C cups. I hit about 160 rocking DD cups. Now, I can't do vigorous movement without the right bra.
This tits are
heavy.
9 months
Slob isn't a super common part of feedism.
Don't get me wrong. There are a lot of slob enthusiasts in this community. But most feedists on FF tend to lean in the other direction. Either due to a lack of interest or trying to disprove the stereotype that fat people are gross and smelly.
If you want to seek out other slob enthusiasts, check out the stories section. Filter for slob and make note of who shows an interest.
There's also a bigger slob community on DeviantArt, so check out there as well.
9 months
FlyingHighStuffedGuy:
Im just tryna make friends who wont judge me
Best way to make friends is to show yourself friendly.
Make forum posts. Vibe in gen chat. There are a lot of cool, interesting people on here. So long as you aren't being a jerk, you shouldn't have any issues finding friends.
9 months
TubSlug:
It was kinda a surprise to me how my fitness played into my gaining kink and I've been exploring ways to enjoy them together. One way is eating while I'm out of breath. Like I'll eat donuts while I dance. The food will make it harder to breathe and I'll have to sit down and catch my breath. I'm wanting to explore more, so open to ideas and experiences.
Breath kink
9 months
Bellclutch:
A friend has convinced me to go up to 400 lbs and I'm pretty new to purposely eating tons to gain weight and I was wondering if anyone on here had any tips for me or others in my position
Munchies:
Your profile says you are already about 300 lbs and short. Make sure your body can handle another 100 lbs by getting regular exercise. And take your time. Last thing you want is for the weight to be too much and have to lose it all.
Also
Do not eat mostly junkfood, and do not avoid the doctor. This is a risky activity, but you will be fine if you take the proper precautions.
Anonko:
Unironically some of the best advice I've heard, I may like slob and stuff but healthy gaining makes for much better fat distribution in general and is so much better for you even if health complications are possible.
It's super important - especially if you are into extreme gaining. Seen many a gain go cattywampus because of reckless methods.
If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.
9 months
Bellclutch:
A friend has convinced me to go up to 400 lbs and I'm pretty new to purposely eating tons to gain weight and I was wondering if anyone on here had any tips for me or others in my position
Your profile says you are already about 300 lbs and short. Make sure your body can handle another 100 lbs by getting regular exercise. And take your time. Last thing you want is for the weight to be too much and have to lose it all.
Also
Do not eat mostly junkfood, and do not avoid the doctor. This is a risky activity, but you will be fine if you take the proper precautions.
9 months
Abol:
Recently, I've been feeling off due to being so invested in the fat fetish. Like, I know it's fine to like what I like, but it feels wrong with how much I view on the sites/apps pretty much all of us use. It feels as though I shouldn't be into things I've been into for YEARS now.
Currently, I have plans to quit the fetish full-on; a full-blown, scorched Earth method that includes deleting/deactivating/signing out of EVERYTHING that has even an ounce of feederism/fat fetish. I don't want to do it, but it seems like the only way.
What are some ways y'all have dealt with similar personal issues? How would I go about overcoming/accepting the fetish?
I've seen this before. People get too obsessed with this fetish and capitulate the other way. Instead of taking a break, becoming more in tune with themselves, and finding a healthy balance between kink and everything else, they repress it all.
Eventually they cave and come back feeling worse than ever.
Take a break from things, by all means. But actually work on yourself. Maybe you'll come back. Maybe you won't. But at least you'll be happy with your choices.
9 months
