It's not a problem unless you can't find anything to eat.

becommingoverweight, the chap's name is ruinme. Clearly it's a decision he is capable of making. When I give advice I don't expect people to take it, I expect them to consider it and take their own responsibility for what they do.

No one should take any advice without owning their decision. Therefore there is no such thing as dangerous advice, only unwise decisions.

It's interesting you say weightgain can still happen using fat instead of carbs. That's not how I comprehend insulin. I see it as a hormone that regulates whether the body is storing energy or releasing energy. It's a lot more complex since it's not the only factor.

One problem causing diabetes seems to be that the body actually needs the high blood sugar and it can achieve this by releasing it's stores of sugar rather than from dietary sugar. The diabetic may not even consume any food at all but the body will find a way to release sugar into the blood. Really quite a complex system that the diabetes industry oversimplifies.

Diabetes seems to be the body rejecting any more growth. The blood sugar tends to rise and the sugar is flushed out in your urine.

It's not just sugar that the body rejects, it's anything that would make you fatter.

What you actually need is to lose weight by eating more suitable food and get fit. The problem would mostly clear up.

However your desire is to get fatter. The path to that is to allow the diabetes to get worse so that the doctor prescribes insulin.

Once you take insulin you're forcing your body to accept the food it was rejecting thus converting it to fat.

Those super obese 600lbs life people usually don't have diabetes. The ones that do abuse insulin in order to keep over eating.

Taking insulin is not like shooting up with heroin as they like to scare you with. It's a tiny very thin needle you stick in a fatty part of your body and you don't even feel it. The worst part is probably pricking your finger for the blood test.

It's your life and your body. You're the one who should decide. The sensible thing to do would be to cure your diabetes and get fit, you can do it if you work at it. Where's the fun in that?

I'm sure all us Feeders could imagine the perfect Feedee. To fill the void Feeders can easily create the profile and converse like the perfect Feedee. This is after all Fantasy Feeder.

Who has noticed that these Fantasy Feedees stick around for a month then vanish?

It is OK that they do this as it's fantasy but it can be a bit emotionally disruptive when people do this. Disappearing off line for any reason leaves an emotional hole where your friendship was appreciated.

I would draw the line at putting up a list of real Amazon gifts that this fantasy person would like.

You can obviously gain some weight. At first no one will notice. Then no one will say anything to you. Eventually people will start to say things as you grow past a size.

It really depends on how much commenting you're prepared to take and whether this helps you or hinders you.

I suggest you gain a little and see who notices.

Zelda, of course it feels wrong. It is a bit wrong or 'naughty'. Most sexual things feel that way, that's probably a necessary part of it being sexual.

From a moral perspective is anyone being hurt by this and if so do they have a choice and how bad is the damage?

Getting fat and being fat may not be the most healthy thing you can do but the real problem is the perception people have. Mountain climbing is probably far more unhealthy. You can ruin your lungs through lack of oxygen or fall and injure or kill yourself, yet physical sport is seen as a virtuous healthy activity.

Enjoy the fact your fetish is 'naughty' and accept you may die doing what you enjoy. (could suffocate to death under a tonne of blubber)

Be bold enough to Just Do It (tm).

Well that amount of benefit (320lbs) maybe worth the risk the drug presents.

All pharmaceuticals are bad for your health but they are prescribed when the harm they will definitely do is less than the good they are intended to do.

Weightgain is obviously something good but I'm not sure a doctor would agree. This prednisone suppresses the immune system which can only be a good idea if it's actually attacking you.

I like the way you're thinking though. Go through these forums for other drugs that put on weight. The anti-depressants tend to. Insulin does because that's actually how it works. Insulin is a type of growth hormone. It makes the body store fat rather than burn sugar. This is why diabetics who take insulin should cut down on sugar. Often the reason they have sugar in their blood is the body does not want to get any fatter. Taking Insulin forces them to get fatter.

Too much sugar in your blood won't kill you but too little will. Taking too much Insulin can kill you in minutes.

Alternative to what?