MariaAlive:
The tip I'd give you is to especially eat large portions of light, fat free carbs. No added protein either.
It's easier to overeat, you stomach won't feel heavy and it will increase in size. I'd say it takes 1-2 month's on this route, but it's a fun one.
Your brain has to adjust and see this as a habit that fuels your body, so you will eventually even crave bigger portions.
Munchies:
Slow and steady wins the race.
There are three component to increasing your capacity:
1. Increasing your stomach size
2. Overcoming your brain's signal to stop eating
3. Consistency
If you can do all three, you'll be the glutton of your dreams
Enas:
Im curious, how far can one go with this, given enough time?
Munchies:
It varies from person to person, but there are some things to consider.
1. High capacity does not equate to being able to process everything you eat. It's a special kind of hell to have an impressive capacity, but only being able to eat a fraction of what makes you full to avoid getting sick.
2. Once you get past a certain point, there's a very real concern that you can rupture your stomach. This is one of the worst ways to go.
3. My usual warnings about rapid weight gain.
Enas:
Yeah i get those, but im still curious, with enough time and patience how far one can go! O.o
And also, what actually might cause your stomach to rupture? (if you dont mind getting into the technical details, i would like you to)
Munchies:
Feeling full is, among other things, a safety feature. It keeps you from overeating. If you keep eating past this, you'll feel nauseous. People who have incredibly high capacities have trained themselves to eat past this point are at an elevated risk of stomach rupture for these very reasons.
So there is a very practical limit to how much you can strech your stomach? If you do it very slowly you cant, for example, get it to actually grow as an organ? (like, the cells that compose it to multiply more so there is actually more material to expand)
6 months
MariaAlive:
The tip I'd give you is to especially eat large portions of light, fat free carbs. No added protein either.
It's easier to overeat, you stomach won't feel heavy and it will increase in size. I'd say it takes 1-2 month's on this route, but it's a fun one.
Your brain has to adjust and see this as a habit that fuels your body, so you will eventually even crave bigger portions.
Munchies:
Slow and steady wins the race.
There are three component to increasing your capacity:
1. Increasing your stomach size
2. Overcoming your brain's signal to stop eating
3. Consistency
If you can do all three, you'll be the glutton of your dreams
Enas:
Im curious, how far can one go with this, given enough time?
Munchies:
It varies from person to person, but there are some things to consider.
1. High capacity does not equate to being able to process everything you eat. It's a special kind of hell to have an impressive capacity, but only being able to eat a fraction of what makes you full to avoid getting sick.
2. Once you get past a certain point, there's a very real concern that you can rupture your stomach. This is one of the worst ways to go.
3. My usual warnings about rapid weight gain.
Yeah i get those, but im still curious, with enough time and patience how far one can go! O.o
And also, what actually might cause your stomach to rupture? (if you dont mind getting into the technical details, i would like you to)
6 months
MariaAlive:
The tip I'd give you is to especially eat large portions of light, fat free carbs. No added protein either.
It's easier to overeat, you stomach won't feel heavy and it will increase in size. I'd say it takes 1-2 month's on this route, but it's a fun one.
Your brain has to adjust and see this as a habit that fuels your body, so you will eventually even crave bigger portions.
Munchies:
Slow and steady wins the race.
There are three component to increasing your capacity:
1. Increasing your stomach size
2. Overcoming your brain's signal to stop eating
3. Consistency
If you can do all three, you'll be the glutton of your dreams
Im curious, how far can one go with this, given enough time?
6 months
I think one doesnt need to be fat, or even a feedist at all to be able to comprehend how utterly stupid beauty standards are, particularly for women since that one encourages them to basically be fragile skeletons who wait for a man's assistance.
They are not products of reason.
6 months
Ashe000:
Even though I joined a dew years back I've never really been here until now. So I'm essentially new to this website. That's all
What would you like to talk about?
6 months
Munchies:
But if you do it the way Reuben's recommends it, you will get sick. Full stop point blank.
It would be useful to clarify how Reuben recommends it and the technical details, to some depth only, about the health aspect of it.
It would at least discourage the anti-intellectualism expressed by some members.
6 months
Delta9:
Go on YouTube and search SandwichCutieCat.
You'll thank me.
I need something much more aggressive than this! 😂
6 months
Kacchan:
I love people who are SUPER obsessed with something - to the point of hyperfixation.
Most people think I'm an extrovert because I'm confident and speak well in front of large groups, but I'm actually somewhat of an introvert, and sometimes I have a hard time making small talk. I LOVE it when I meet someone who shares their super-passion about a topic - and I actually think it's attractive when I meet someone who is hyper about something that they love or are fascinated by.
I'm not talking about a fan or an enthusiast - I'm talking about the person who most people start to avoid because they only seem to be into ONE SINGLE THING and cannot connect on any other level. I dated a girl who was into sloths - she talked about them non-stop and had her room adorned with figurines and posters. She had T-shirts and stuffies, and I'm pretty sure could talk for hours on end about them before realizing that it was the only discussion point of the conversation.
Super hot, in my book, and I never got bored because it was such a delight for her.
But really - anyone who shares their rabid love of a topic... *Chef's Kiss*
And that reminds me...
I want a feeder, obviously, but there is something particular that i find attractive when said feeder is hyperfixated to making me fat. Maybe thats not so much an attraction per se, but rather a characteristic of one of my fantasies, but it definetely turns me on even as it crosses into some definetely questionable ethical stuff.
6 months
Enas:I'm aware that many (maybe even most) guys want a shorter than them girl. Im kind of not in that group, i would not mind someone taller than me even!
Also i like women that have a lot of muscle, not just the usual toned body but byceps bulging out (the other muscles in the leg, i forget the name) also, etc!
Psychologically someone who can, and often does, take the initiative (but also in a smart way, not someone just being a girlboss) will certainly attract me.
And also, someone who actually has opinions, super importand.
There are other things too but i cant really word them rn.
Munchies:
🤣
Edit:
Im sorry, but this looks more and more like she just has back pain instead! xD
7 months
I'm aware that many (maybe even most) guys want a shorter than them girl. Im kind of not in that group, i would not mind someone taller than me even!
Also i like women that have a lot of muscle, not just the usual toned body but byceps bulging out (the other muscles in the leg, i forget the name) also, etc!
Psychologically someone who can, and often does, take the initiative (but also in a smart way, not someone just being a girlboss) will certainly attract me.
And also, someone who actually has opinions, super importand.
There are other things too but i cant really word them rn.
7 months
