I'd add that a foodee is someone who would rather eat what they want than be slim.
13 years
I predict that when you get back to gaining again, you'll love it more than ever.
Let us know if so!
13 years
muffinmaid wrote:
I tried to make my fetish go away and I was repulsed by the idea of it, so much so that I think I started starving myself to remove or "protect" myself from being involved at all with my fetish. Kind of shutting it out and denying it, but that just made me hopelessly unhappy.
Fortunately through some trials & tribulations I grew past those icky fears and formed my own opinions about weight and how I view myself.
That's wonderful! Care to share any details on how you manage to "grow past those icky fears"?
13 years
OxrexO wrote:
I'd say that I'm probably normal
I'm sure I could fix that!
13 years
Have you gained on purpose?
It seems like there are three ways this starts:
1) You want to gain for a long time and finally get the opportunity and go for it;
2) You have some transformative experience that makes you realize you want to gain, and decide to try it;
3) You think about it for a period of time and just start wanting it more and more until one day you just start.
Which one happened to you? If you answered (2), what was the transformative experience that got you going?
13 years
never seen marihuana spelled the way you do. So don't think the american way is the only right one
It's originally Mexican, and in the US we usually use the Mexican spelling--"marijuana". We used to spell it "marihuana" for those who were thrown by the Spanish "j", which is pronounced like the English "h". But at some point people decided the original spelling was more hip. Spelling it with an "h" gave you a clueless, out-of-touch, anti-drug-propaganda-movie vibe.
Personally I don't care. Spell it with an "h" if you want.
Etymology: Since it's a mild drug (or used to be) it was given a kitchen-maid name. In English, "Mary-Jane".
13 years
Please answer the question! Thanks.
13 years
My advice is looking better now, isn't it? If you'd kept it at a teasing level it would allow you to explore the subject without it getting confrontational, as it apparently did!
13 years