Polekcjach1:
I'm new in this society and before I start I have a question. What common and unusual problems can cause getting fat? Maybe you noticed some things that will change after gaining?
I’m not fat, but I think a common one is just health concerns with how it might get expensive if your body doesn’t respond well or struggles. This is personally what has kept me from gaining more is just the risk of it doing more harm than good.
6 months
Oddball454:
Well, 2024 marks 25 years since I discovered this scene (yes, before this site even existed!).
Quarter of a century...
A lot has happened in that time, people have come and gone, combined weight gain is immense, web models moved on to be replaced by new.
Silll searching for that special lady, not given up hope yet!
Omg I love the idea of celebrating the Anniversary of discovering Feedism, and with gaining weight. We should do this more in the community!
Congrats also! This community is better with you in it, and it sounds like you’ve gone on all kinds of adventures with it.
Don’t lose hope, you’ll find the right one for you!
6 months
I wanted something that rolled off the tongue while embodying what I’m about, having an overstuffed belly!
6 months
I don’t get turned on, but everytime someone (a plentiful amount of people in my life)mentions they’re so fucking hungry and how much they can eat, it’s enticing. Since some of these people are close to me and family, I avoid letting fetish thoughts rule over my own morals (I don’t think dirty shit about people close to me). It does no matter what catch my attention though, often times I get more excited and interested than horny, it’s fun!
I’m gonna get into weed stuff, one of my friends is gonna show me. It just sounds like a lot of fun to explore, with the fun bonus of the munchies!
6 months
Hell yeah! Proudly autistic
7 months
MrOverstuffed:
Right now I’m kind of in an overthinking and over planning phase, and idk if it’s necessary but it’s stressing me out.
I’ve been on YouTube for 10 years, and I never had a speck of progress towards the success I desired. I started making memes on Instagram for the feedism community and it’s going really well! I then started YouTube feedism gaming, and that’s going really well too, much better!
My problem is that if I continue down this path, I might achieve only part of the success I desire (financial stability, being known in my community, sharing love and happiness within my community). I know there are YouTubers that are well known by more than just what their targeted audience is, and I’m afraid I’m limiting myself by focusing on something so specific that ONLY people within my community will understand. I’m scared not everyone accepts feedism and won’t accept me. It feels like the only reason to do it is to get money and views, and I want more than that!
This might just sound stupid, please don’t be mean or tell me to snap back to reality or something. I love this community so much and I want to do right by it.
Munchies:
Okay. What do you want to achieve?
MrOverstuffed:
I want to be able to comfortably afford bills and take care of my girlfirend and pets. I also want to do right by community and have a positive effect on my viewers (both of which I will achieve with time).
The achievements I’m questioning if I’m able to have are opportunities with this kind of career. Most people don’t really want anything to do with fetish or feedism stuff. I don’t want it to be impossible for there to be a chance of being offered special opportunities (ex: collabing with other creators, sponsors, movie premiers, etc.). I don’t think companies would want anything to do with me if I’m a fetish content creator.
I’m aware it’s very much unlikely this will ever happen, but if I chose my career to be fetish content, it might be just completely impossible.
But please correct me if im wrong.
Munchies:
You'll have to pick a struggle. If you want to be financially successful, kink content will limit you. If you want to incorporate kink stuff without getting into porn, you won't be very successful. This is especially true since the main consumers of visual kink are men.
And men who consume visual feedist content won't be satisfied with softcore stuff.
Ditzy also makes a good point about relying on YouTube to do well. Every successful YouTuber I watch always preaches the importance of diversifying. YouTube is a fickle mistress.
That is unfortunately a really good point. I haven’t had this much luck ever on YouTube, so I think I might have a shot at doing something new that our community hasn’t seen before. Either, since I’m a guy, there’s a reason why it’s never been done before, or nobody has thought of doing this kind of stuff. Maybe I can act as that guy friend that is relatable and validating to watch and listen to.
I honeslty don’t know what else to do, I’ve tried everything I know to get an audience, but I’ve yielded no results. I want to do what I can to make a positive effect on our community, I genuinely don’t know how else though
7 months
Ditzy:
You tube should be something you do to supplement an income.
YT fame is fleeting and usually doesn't last over 10 years.
Maybe find a job to be your go to the bank income.
I know because I had a YT channel years ago and income was ok for a few years then dropped off making it not worth my time.
Getting ad income isn't as easy as it used to be and I couldn't imagine how it is now.
Unfortunately, I’ve dedicated myself to YouTube for about 10 years with the same goal and dream in mind. I absolutely would love to earn a YouTube plaque, and just be able to comfortably afford my bills and things for myself, and girlfriend, and pets, and to be able to travel. It’s not really some thing I’m willing to give up just yet. This community has been awesome to me, and I feel very comfortable within it, and I really would love to be able to make content for it, but it does come at a price of how others might see me
7 months
MrOverstuffed:
Right now I’m kind of in an overthinking and over planning phase, and idk if it’s necessary but it’s stressing me out.
I’ve been on YouTube for 10 years, and I never had a speck of progress towards the success I desired. I started making memes on Instagram for the feedism community and it’s going really well! I then started YouTube feedism gaming, and that’s going really well too, much better!
My problem is that if I continue down this path, I might achieve only part of the success I desire (financial stability, being known in my community, sharing love and happiness within my community). I know there are YouTubers that are well known by more than just what their targeted audience is, and I’m afraid I’m limiting myself by focusing on something so specific that ONLY people within my community will understand. I’m scared not everyone accepts feedism and won’t accept me. It feels like the only reason to do it is to get money and views, and I want more than that!
This might just sound stupid, please don’t be mean or tell me to snap back to reality or something. I love this community so much and I want to do right by it.
Munchies:
Okay. What do you want to achieve?
I want to be able to comfortably afford bills and take care of my girlfirend and pets. I also want to do right by community and have a positive effect on my viewers (both of which I will achieve with time).
The achievements I’m questioning if I’m able to have are opportunities with this kind of career. Most people don’t really want anything to do with fetish or feedism stuff. I don’t want it to be impossible for there to be a chance of being offered special opportunities (ex: collabing with other creators, sponsors, movie premiers, etc.). I don’t think companies would want anything to do with me if I’m a fetish content creator.
I’m aware it’s very much unlikely this will ever happen, but if I chose my career to be fetish content, it might be just completely impossible.
But please correct me if im wrong.
7 months
Right now I’m kind of in an overthinking and over planning phase, and idk if it’s necessary but it’s stressing me out.
I’ve been on YouTube for 10 years, and I never had a speck of progress towards the success I desired. I started making memes on Instagram for the feedism community and it’s going really well! I then started YouTube feedism gaming, and that’s going really well too, much better!
My problem is that if I continue down this path, I might achieve only part of the success I desire (financial stability, being known in my community, sharing love and happiness within my community). I know there are YouTubers that are well known by more than just what their targeted audience is, and I’m afraid I’m limiting myself by focusing on something so specific that ONLY people within my community will understand. I’m scared not everyone accepts feedism and won’t accept me. It feels like the only reason to do it is to get money and views, and I want more than that!
This might just sound stupid, please don’t be mean or tell me to snap back to reality or something. I love this community so much and I want to do right by it.
7 months
I want to make a gaming feedism channel with commentary. Any nudity is blurred, and anything sexual is skipped or avoided, my commentary is clean, but I'm still afraid YouTube isn't going to allow my channel to become monetized cause it's fetish or feedism-related. I've read their guidelines, there's nothing super specific for this kind of stuff, especially cause they also mix in eating disorder stuff.... but mukbang exists somehow!
What's the difference between this and Mukbang!? Has youtube seen Nikavado Avacado?? The dude is a POS and gaining so much weight from eating while staying one of the biggest creators on the platform! He showcases his fat belly all the time! (sorry, small rant)
All I wanna figure out specifically what I need to censor or what games to avoid to maintain a good relationship on the platform.
If you wanna check out the channel and tell me if I'm messing up (Also if you wanna Subscribe too, that'd be awesome):
www.youtube.com/channel/UC3rpgitgjKBE-hydnTnTrOw
8 months
