When I was younger I used to collect a lot of lightbulbs. I was very fascinated by them back in the time.
Well as for right now I do have quite a library of (mostly car racing) games. I don’t see it as a collection, but also yeah?? 😅
2 years
I think I remember seeing something from it on YouTube a looong time ago. But I can’t really say anything to answer your question.
2 years
Morbidly A Beast:
it seems to me like they think fat people can’t be or aren’t pretty/handsome, or think that getting fat is “giving up” — like nah we’re hot af and totally not given up lol maybe given up trying to appease fatphobic buttholes lol
Yeah you tell em’!! 🤘
2 years
Oh yeah I enjoy playing with the belly button whenever I’m having some naughty time with some lucky lady.
I enjoy the fingering, licking, sucking, kissing and all the fun stuff!
2 years
Honestly I’ve never heard of such a thing! Though it feels like everyday it’s a some sort of national day. 😅
2 years
Td0057:
An AI artist going by CurvyEuphoria does some wonderful art, with several graphics dealing with weight gain. He currently has a section called " Putting on the Pounds" that has both male and female gainers. He has another section featuring Gretel ( of Hansel and Gretel) being willingly fattened up. He is asking if there is any interest in doing some art where Hansel also gets fattened.
If this is something you might like, please visit his deviant Art Site and let him know. Thanks.
I think I might have heard about this creator on Deviantart. It’s interesting to see what kind of stuff that can be come up with when it comes to art involving with A.I.
2 years
I feel like that a lot too. But at least I try to make the most of it by trying to go out of the house more, as well as spending time with people of value to me. Plus I’m also an amateur content creator, so that kinda gives me some sort of purpose.
2 years
As a fat admirer, we do have our share of stigma. Not as often compared to someone who is overweight, but it does happen sometimes. Especially when people who use labels like “delusional” or “cringe” because of what we are into.
Now for me personally I try to surround myself with friends who treat everyone equal. So far the people I told who I trusted enough that I like larger women haven’t made a big fuss about it. So yay me! Plus things are a lot more easier for me to be open about it than it was before, especially thanks to the work from fat activists and the representation around.
But unfortunately there’s still that large crowd of conservatives and/or criticism that have been bashing plus size positivity now more than ever. Even when they use someone who’s dying (or already dead) from complications of obesity as a weapon up their sleeves! It’s makes things worse if it’s someone who was an activist or an influencer.
Hell, it’s probably one of the reasons why body positivity/acceptance has dwindled down lately. That, and maybe it’s also because some of people’s favourite activists aren’t really plus size no more. Take Adele or even Whitney Thore for example. Well maybe I’m over exaggerating a bit but yeah… the representation isn’t as relevant as it used to be.
It really can be quite the upsetting reality that people like me has to deal with. Like I know that I’m not THAT stupid! I’m very well aware that obesity isn’t always the healthiest, but at the same time people should live life in the moment now matter what’s been going on. However I try not to dwell on the matter so much, as well as not letting it stop me from liking who I find attractive.
But hey that’s just what I think, and what I have been going through as of late.
2 years
I’m sorry that you had to go through that. As a matter of fact I have feel victim to this as well, and trust me it’s not a very great place to be in when you ended up getting taken advantage of.
As much as plenty of people who come to the Feederism community to find their chubby princess/prince of their dreams, and I do wish them all (even myself) luck! But however it is also a business. There are those who showcase themselves as a way to promote their “modelling brand” and do whatever to make a bit of a profit, even if that means soliciting off of people. In other words they wouldn’t care about your feelings unless you are sending them funds so they can continue making content and/or pay bills.
But they don’t let this get you down, because they are plenty of people out there in the community who are nice enough to be friends with you! But do be careful with who that you talk to online because you knew know for who used the internet for.
And hey man, it is very difficult to find people in your life who are just as interested in Feederism as you are. I’ve been there before once. But hey sometimes you just gotta accept the hardships and keep going. I do personally hope that you’ll find your special someone!
2 years
Kacchan:
I can understand the contrast between celebrating "being" versus celebrating "becoming".
I've always thought that Fat Positivity was about accepting fatness as a beautiful state of being - that someone can be fat and attractive, which stands in contrast to the incorrect social bias that fat is unwanted, unattractive, or unsexy. I LOVE the body positivity movement, because I truly believe that fat is sexy as hell, and that a person should not be judged, discriminated against, or made to feel "less than" just because of their size. It should be about the notion that you ARE beautiful right now in your fat body, and that you do not need conform to someone else's idea of the "preferred size".
I see feederism a little differently, in that I also celebrate the sexiness of transformation - that a person can be sexy in a different way when they are in the process of getting FATTER. It needs to be consensual, and it needs to be not about the demand of the feeder but about the journey of the feedee making an intentional choice to alter themselves because THEY like it (not because someone else wants it for them).
I don't see these two as exclusive or incompatible, though. I believe that you can find someone sexy both as fat AND as getting fatter.
But - to earlier points made - if someone defines feederism as a sexual expression of control/power and that it objectifies a feedee rather than celebrates an empowered and intentional choice, then yes - I can see why our community would be viewed negatively.
It becomes our obligation to empower our feedees and make the feederism community about empowering someone to choose to become fatter because they desire it, not because they have to "get fatter for us".
This was a bit more wordy than I originally intended - hope it makes sense!
I think that is was well said! Though I think that body positivity is far more than just for plus size people. It can also be for people of conditions, and other disabilities!
2 years
