I mean, in general, most feedist models don't stick around long. There's this near constant pressure from the fans to keep gaining and gaining. And you keep trying to make showier and more spectacular content.

Eventually that takes a toll on your body. Either you get sick and stop or you decide what's good for yourself and set boundaries with your audience.

On that note, a lot of sex workers in general don't stay in the business forever. In fact, on average, the few that don't quit within the first 3 months are only around for a few years.

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As such, I don't expect much different from feedist models. Even outside of the feedist specific issues, there are other reasons why someone might tap out. I've heard of people finding religion, having kids, wanting to do something else with their lives, etc. etc. Plus, their fans are really mean.

I've seen the comments under a lot of their videos. Their fans think they own these women and their bodies. So when they don't get what they want or the model places clear, firm boundaries, they get nasty. Eventually, they decide enough is enough and bounce.

Thoughts on Lower Decks?

I'm aware of it. There are a lot trans feedists. I'm on the outside of all this, but I feel like it hits trans AMABs harder than trans AFABs. There's a fear of looking too masculine when you exercise. That said, there are ways to exercise - even not on HRT - that won't make you look more masculine.

And if you are on HRT (especially estrogen) exercise is important for maintaining your bone health.

If you aren't motivated to keep gaining, step back and ask yourself why. Are you so focused about the destination that you forgot about the journey? Are your goals too hard to reach? Is your original motivation no longer useful?

If I recall correctly, you are a min-max gainer. In other words, you are trying to do every to optimize your gains. You want to reach your goals as fast as possible.

Min-max gaining is great in the short-term but impossible in the long-term. You will lose your motivation when things get hard or no longer fun.

This is why I preach hedonistic gaining. It's all about finding your bliss. You probably won't gain as quickly, but you'll have more fun doing it. You are less likely to lose motivation as well.

Just wanted to add onto this.

Uploading the image is the easiest option, but it will always be at the bottom of the post. This may not work if you need the image in a specific location.

The BBCode is a valid option. However, it isn't always necessary. If you want to post an image from the web, you can right click it and select "Copy Image Link". If you past that into your forum post, you don't need to bother with the tag.

Keep in mind that if you do this straight from Google Images, the image link may go well over the character limit. If that happens, you may need to visit the page and copy the image link from there.

I wouldn't say it's controversial so much as some (emphasis on some) feedists are afraid of exercise. They are scared that they'll lose weight, which is something they need to unpack.

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