Battybattybattybat:
Three Fat Orcs was really fun to write. I got to use my love of super fat monsters in a productive way! I was interested in exploring what a feeder would experience going into a pre-existing polycule with a variety of power dynamics already in play.

Eiluna, the half-elf woman, is looking for safety in the short term, but ultimately is seeking belonging. These three orcs are, in theory, her enemies as far as their heritage goes, and their reactions to her vary by age. She needs to win over the orcs with her cooking and her compassion, and, I think, does well at both.

There’s also some fun varieties of solo feeding, male on male eroticism, and a wonderful and passionately fun orgy to wrap things up. It’s a little ode to domestic, cozy feeding, to building understanding across cultures, to cooking as diplomacy, and to hot, fat men kissing other hot, fat men.

I am also opening up to commissions again after taking some time away. It was a pleasure to be able to contribute to this anthology!

Captain Cake:
Out of curiosity, what's the best place/method of sharing these kinds of videos? My focus is more on my own body but more recently people have really reacted well to me sharing in certain online communities and I'd also be curious about trying something similar to this topic, I'm just not sure where to best reach an audience.

PrimitiveDesires:
Tumblr would be my suggestion.

FF Team:
Hi,

Thanks for your suggestion! We completely understand how frustrating message leaks can be, and really appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts with us.

The good news is that we’re working on improving the chat system, and aim to fix the root cause of this issue. While adding a workaround like a message might seem like a quick solution, it’s actually a bit more complex than it appears and would slow down progress on a permanent fix.

Thanks for bearing with us while we work on this. We know this has been an ongoing issue for some time but our work schedule for this year priorities the chat system and we hope to have these issues fixed soon.

c00kie
FF Team

Ceepert:
Almost noone adds the country they are from in the title of posts in the Personal ads section, especially dating and meetups.
There already is the "current status" circle on everyone showing if they are "online" "afk" or "offline" in the bottom right of their profile picture.
Would it be possible to add the country flag of the user to the bottom left?
I assume this isnt a problem for people form the US as most users are from there, but especially for pretty much everyone else its quite anoying cause you have to open each post to see where the user is from.

Munchies:
I'm confused. Your country flag is next to your username whenever you make a post. Right now, I see the German flag next to your username.

Ceepert:
Yes in the post itself its visible next to the name. But not in the list of posts itself. There you can only see the activity status. And when you wanna know where the user is from who posted it to see if for example if the person is in your area you have to open the post first.
Which is very anoying when you wanna check out multiple potential posts

InfiniteGarden:
Olive oil is a great healthy way to add extra calories (and generally make food delicious). Someone suggested protein but protein is very filling and not calorie dense as a macronutrient.

Carbohydrates and protein have the same caloric density, (4 calories per gram) but fat has 9 calories per gram. All the suggestions here, (meat, nuts, avocados) are all more calorically dense by having a good amount of fat.

People who get their info from tiktoks might disagree but the general scientific consensus recommends limiting saturated fats (butter, animal fats, coconut oil, and palm oil) for long term cardiovascular health.

Carbs tend to be less filling than protein so you can eat more of them. So carb based meals (rice, potatoes, gf pasta) and finding a way to add a healthy fat like nut butters, olive oil, avocado oil, grapeseed oil, etc. is a great way to get a lot of calories.

Fried rice with lots of veggies and tofu or lean meat stir fried up in a liberal amount of oil is a good example.

Syndred:
Op said they needed to limit sugar. Sugar is a carb. In fact all carbohydrates are literally sugar just bound differently this includes starches and fiber.

I'm not recommending a protein only diet. I'm recommending switching some of the carbs for protein and fat. Although I can see where you may have been misled. I did not necessarily indicate that.

I agree with a lot of what you said though especially the recommendations.

InfiniteGarden:
Olive oil is a great healthy way to add extra calories (and generally make food delicious). Someone suggested protein but protein is very filling and not calorie dense as a macronutrient.

Carbohydrates and protein have the same caloric density, (4 calories per gram) but fat has 9 calories per gram. All the suggestions here, (meat, nuts, avocados) are all more calorically dense by having a good amount of fat.

People who get their info from tiktoks might disagree but the general scientific consensus recommends limiting saturated fats (butter, animal fats, coconut oil, and palm oil) for long term cardiovascular health.

Carbs tend to be less filling than protein so you can eat more of them. So carb based meals (rice, potatoes, gf pasta) and finding a way to add a healthy fat like nut butters, olive oil, avocado oil, grapeseed oil, etc. is a great way to get a lot of calories.

Fried rice with lots of veggies and tofu or lean meat stir fried up in a liberal amount of oil is a good example.

Syndred:
Op said they needed to limit sugar. Sugar is a carb. In fact all carbohydrates are literally sugar just bound differently this includes starches and fiber.

I'm not recommending a protein only diet. I'm recommending switching some of the carbs for protein and fat. Although I can see where you may have been misled. I did not necessarily indicate that.

I agree with a lot of what you said though especially the recommendations.

Growing Rolls:
In the coming days, there are some events where I’d like to impress with my capacity and large appetite. Is there anything I can do to increase my capacity in advance? How long does it take before you notice a difference? Is nine- fourteen days too short? Tips and general feedback are welcome.

Ateitall:
The only thing I can think of with your short availability of time would be at every meal eat until you're full/satisfied and then chug a substantial amount of liquid until you reach the point of forfeit and give up. 2 weeks? Yeah, doing this at every meal...you should notice a difference in your capacity.