0. Most people won't see a significant, lasting difference in weight from a day of overeating; a week might get you closer, but if your goal is long-term growth, habits are stronger than binges. That isn't to say you shouldn't try this; it sounds like something you'll enjoy making a special occasion out of!

1. Think about ways to make the aftermath easier to deal with from a logistical standpoint. Prepare the rooms that you plan to do this in so that they're easy to clean, laying down a sheet that you can toss in the wash instead of having to vacuum or sweep up any crumbs. Things like that.

2. Everyone extols the virtues of heavy cream for gaining quickly, but remember that dairy and other fatty foods can cause heartburn, which will quickly put a damper on your enjoyment. If you eat foods that are known to cause heartburn (there are plenty of lists of these online), get ready to manage the symptoms.

3. Drink water--real, actual water without additives. It doesn't have to be all you drink, but things like caffeinated beverages are diuretics, which can cause increased urination, on top of their high sodium content. Dehydration isn't fun. If you like, buy a big 2 liter (or several) of plain, carbonated water/seltzer and wash food down with that. Otherwise, smoothies and other blended drinks that contain actual fruits/veggies will help balance whatever junk you decide to binge on during that week.

4. YMMV, but the last time I tried a cake shake from Portillos, I couldn't finish it. It wasn't a capacity thing; the sheer sweetness of the mix actually just killed my appetite, and I usually have a sweet tooth. If your goal for that day is bloating, diet carbonated beverages and light ice cream might get you further than you expect from the fact that they're supposed to be "low-calorie." The goal is to reach and maintain a heavy feeling of fullness. Starchy foods (rice and the like) will help soak up whatever you drink and lead to that longer-lasting bloat.

I think the technology exists now. Computer vision is really sophisticated, and there are lots of examples of AI learning to perform tasks that are close to what you describe:

futurism.com/the-byte/robot-hot-dogs-cook-serve

Whether or not something like what you describe would be feasible to install in a household would be a different matter. But I think a robot consisting of a base for going from the kitchen to the bedroom and an arm for unpackaging (and, potentially, preparing) food isn't out of the realm of reason. It might be expensive, and what this would look like would be different for each household. But this is far from sci-fi.

Oh right, I forgot about all the itch.io interactive stories/games. Those are pretty well documented on WeightGaming as well.

Unending BE Addventure seems pretty extensive as well; this and CYOC are exactly the kinds of dedicated sites I was looking for that would be otherwise hard to find.

Oh wow, this site's design is really slick, nevermind the content. Thanks!

When I think of interactive stories, I immediately think of Writing.com. Are there any other good sites for feederism-related CYOA and interactive stories?

Of course, I suppose even FF could be a site for CYOA; in physical books, you normally have a choice at the end of each scene with a page number directing you to where your choice would lead. Though cumbersome, you can put the chapter number for your choice in the URL and proceed through the story that way.

Actually, can you put hyperlinks in stories?

Stuff like this reminds me I have a decent mutual streak haha. I appreciate how well written the questions and answers were. It's reminiscent of some of the better CYOA/interactive stories I've read. Time to start a new topic, now that those are on my mind.

After making my post I realized that I hadn't a good understanding about what the basic account limits actually were; it seems like the OP request is pretty much already de facto, no? That's exciting. Thanks for the reply c00kie!

The trope of "secretly fattening someone up" is really difficult for me to read. The fact that they usually end with the victim being okay with it in the end seems like a harmful message: that abuse is okay as long as everyone gets their rocks off. Maybe there should be more stories where secret fattening ends with the victim getting out of the situation. That might be a nice change of pace.



To actually answer this, though, honestly just write what you enjoy. The world and population of writers is large enough that there isn't exactly a shortage of people to write stories around the topics they enjoy. People who write the stories they actually want to tell, without chasing trends or popular requests, tend to write better stories.

If you're wanting to expand your horizons, just read and explore things that you're uncertain would be hot; if they're not, you'll find out quickly and can move on, and if they are, not only have you unlocked a whole new topic you can enjoy reading, but you'll also have fresh inspiration for your stories.

If I were to make a real request of people to write, though, it would be fantasy stories in non-contemporary settings. When I click on the Fantasy genre, I usually have to dig pretty deep to find something that isn't set in modern-day America (and a lot of what I do find is based on existing franchises).

I enjoy when characters change in how they express their personality as they gain weight. The transformation of the mind along with the body is something that's a fetish in and of itself for me.

Whether it's someone becoming confident in their body and as they face other challenges in their life...

Or someone becoming more willing to show affection and be openly intimate with people...

Or someone becoming spoiled by the attention and constant deluge of food...

Or, for a darker slant, someone giving themselves more and more fully into gluttony and indulgence to the point of addiction.

Inner character arcs always make stories more compelling, and in feederism, you have a really easy way to tie that into a physical change that the characters undergo.

Hey, thanks, that means a lot!