If you helped them decide to gain, what was it you said or did to help them make that decision?
Was there some event (involving you or not) that decided them to start? What was it?
After they started gaining, was there some experience that confirmed they'd made the right choice?
If they're still gaining, what inspires them to continue?
2 years
Let's say someone is on the fence about gaining. They already know the possible downsides. What would you tell them about the upsides?
In your own case, was there some event that decided you to start? What was it?
After you started gaining, was there some experience that confirmed you'd made the right choice?
If you're still gaining, what inspires you to continue?
2 years
For those of you who've gained more than you planned:
What happened?
What was your start weight, target weight and what do you weigh now?
Did you reach your target weight and decide that it wasn't enough and set a new target?
Or did you reach your target weight and find that you were unable to stop? If so, were you eventually able to stop or are you still gaining?
Have you ever regretted gaining in the first place?
2 years
Just saw a new one: "Barbarian". Very good.
2 years
Most of my favorites have been mentioned, but I'll add:
Rosemary's Baby
The Blair Witch Project
2 years
Full body for me. I find disconnected body parts too Frankensteiny.
2 years
We all have various sexual tendencies, caused, no doubt by genetic and environmental factors that differ from on individual to the next. Feedism is one such tendency. Autosexuality is another. Feedees are feedists with an extra dose of autosexuality .
2 years
Kimllyy:
It’s it ethical for me to keep enabling her weight gain like this?
I'm opposed to stealth feeding (where you cause someone to gain against their will by tricking them or tempting them) but this case is in a grey area.
You aren't deceiving her, and for all you know she may be okay with gaining. So it's not technically stealth feeding.
Indeed, she may want to gain but is afraid to bring it up because she doesn't want to rock the boat; just as you are afraid to bring it up for the same reason.
Personally I think it would be much better to communicate openly about this. People often gain weight without meaning to and feel bad about it. She might also be worried that you're going to complain about her weight gain. If you clear the air, things might go better for both of you.
But even if you are reluctant to be completely honest, please let her know that you like her new curviness. She deserves that much support anyway.
2 years
Which one of these reasons make you want to have a feeder? If more than one apply, please rank them:
a. A feeder helps provide the food I need to gain.
b. A feeder's appreciation of my body helps me appreciate it myself.
c. A feeder makes the gaining more of a turn -on.
d. A feeder's appreciation and emotional support counter-balances any negative social consequences of getting fatter.
e. A feeder can help with the chores I'm getting too fat to do.
f. Gaining feels like less of a selfish act if I'm partly doing it for someone else.
g. Other
2 years
