The sitting test

Here's another test to supplement the Wall Test (see fantasyfeeder.com/cms/infusions/forum/view-thread.php) and the Floor Test (fantasyfeeder.com/cms/infusions/forum/view-thread.php).

Sit on the floor (or bed) with your legs straight out and spread apart. Sit up straight, neither leaning back or forwards.

Does your belly touch the floor?

If so, does it just touch, or does it actually rest on the floor?
13 years

Almost ready

Have you read "Deciding to Get Fat"?

askdrfeeder.dyndns.org/dtgf.html
13 years

Girls with a speedbump :-)

I love those, especially the upperward-looking belly button.

At the same time I yearn for them to progress, and for that belly button to look straight ahead as the belly gets bigger....
13 years

Struggling with weight gain

You're just conflicted. That's very common. Your desire to be bigger is in opposition to what society says you should be.

Sometimes people love this more and more as they gain more and more and become less conflicted about it. I can't guarantee that'll happen to you but it's certainly possible.
13 years

To each their own...

Sounds like you've both found ideal wingwomen!
13 years

Weight gain and doctors

Reminds me of a cartoon:


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Weight gain and doctors

Keep it simple: Just laugh and say you like to eat.

If the doctor presses you asks why you've been eating more, just say you've had more opportunities.
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Weight gain advise clip.

Moonchild wrote:
I didn't even know we had leaders!


I guess our leaders are censoring the fact that they exist as well!
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Weight gain advise clip.

There is actually a series of three related videos.

I think they're okay, though this one: youtube.com/watch claims that "The leaders of feederism groups are hostile to safety information and censor it."

I've never heard of anyone censoring safety information. Has anyone else?
13 years

Feeded needing help

So I ask this: How have you become comfortable as a feeder/feedee/foodee? Can you offer any advice to me?


It's like anything else...it just takes practice!
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