Fantasy Feeder

Fattening girlfriend

Orius Orukulus:
what do you think?
skinny pic 21 years after 25 years old

Did she consent?

1 year

CasualFatty:
Personally I don't care either way, as long as said belly has some serious heft to it.

But what are your opinions, FF locality? Feel free to discuss down below. Eager to see y'all's responses.

All bellies are good bellies.

1 year

Munchies

The truth (husband not an fa)

Seven8the9:
Thank you. I appreciate you all saying what you have, as it validates my feelings.

I do agree that going to the gym/working out elsewhere would be good for general health.

I can't help feel betrayed or led on. In his dating profile, it said his preference was larger women. That's one of the main reasons I messaged him. When I asked him about this early on, thinking it was flirting on the idea that he was an FA, he said that he was just trying to get more responses to his dating profile. And that he likes fit-thick women. Which I'm not and never was.

Pregnancy obviously will come with bodily changes, during and after... all of which I thought he would relish in but now I feel very insecure.

I beg your biggest pardon?

So, a couple of things.

In another post, you talk about the journal being out and bookmarked. I've owned journals as a teenager. I promise you nothing was ever in the open and bookmarked. Unless that's normal for him, he wanted you to see that.

Also, lying about your preferences to "get more responses" is a red flag moment. It's one thing to go outside of your preferences. That's fine. But how he says it makes it sound like he was looking to settle. And now that he has, he regrets it a little bit.

That's his problem, not yours. But if this isn't addressed, this will become your headache.

I agree with everyone else not to admit to the snooping immediately. But it's good to come clean about it at some point.

1 year

Munchies

Everyone's losing weight

Every few months or so, someone makes a panic post about everyone losing weight.

And every time, it proves to be a nothing burger. Fat people have always existed and will continue to exist. No one is going to force you to lose weight. And you won't become one of the few fat people alive.

Some people want to be fat - even outside of this fetish. Others are body neutral. And there are some that want to be healthy but not necessarily thin.

And for those that do? So what? It literally changes nothing about your life.

It's going to be okay.

That aside, there's a conversation to be had about making the world friendlier to fat people. The world is a very fatphobic place. But freaking out about people who want to lose weight achieving their goals isn't the way to do it.

1 year

Munchies

When food betrays you... or maybe my gluttony is just too much!

Thepiggygirls:
Food is always my best friend but there has been some times it has certainly betrayed me! By this I mean my many near death encounters which involved my overwhelming love or maybe gluttony for food. So not the few times I've gotten food poisoning because that's not really my fault, even if the restaurant did seem sketchy and the food weird but i ate it anyway, or the time I didn't cook the meat thoroughly enough at the buffet.

No these instances I would've died from just my pure gluttonous urges. One of them was a time I was driving home and from the mcdonalds to home was about 15 minutes, I was halfway through my drive but could not possibly imagine waiting any longer... so I took out my big, saucy, bigmac and began attempting to eat it. I think it may have even been with both hands 😅 while still driving and controlling the wheel! safe to say I almost ended up in a ditch and that was the last time I attempted eating something quite so big when driving. I tend to stick to smaller burgers when I know I'll be driving now and they always go down a treat!

The other time also happens to involve mcdonalds. I was incredibly hungry and my mcdonalds had survived the drive home this time and so starving and gluttonous I begin to quickly jam my fries into my mouth. I'm chopping along until suddenly I'm feeling my body reacting, it's making me lurch and I realise my throat it clogged! I quickly get my throat cleared and it luckily was not caught for long. But everytime I have these encounters I always think it'd just be so like me to die from a chip or eating a big mac, my gluttony will probably be the death of me... one way or another!

Can't enjoy yummy treats when you're a corpse.

That said, if you are driving and you absolutely cannot wait to eat, pull over. If you get in a wreck because you can't wait to eat, you can take someone else with you.

Last thing you want is to drive through someone's living room and take out the entire family all because you wanted a burger.

1 year

Munchies

Everyone's losing weight

52Percent:
Everyone’s losing weight huh? Yeah I’ve been noticing that a lot too. Buckle up everyone, we’re about to witness the beginning of the end of an era.

Munchies:
Era? What era?

Morbidly A Beast:
The fat era

Of course. My mistake.

1 year

Munchies

Health: info on wim hof breathing

Munchies:
I'm actually a Christian.

That said, if someone is making health claims, then they need to have proof they actually work. There's a lot of snake oil out there that at best doesn't do what it claims and at worst actively harms someone.

Weetabix:
'Science' is no longer proof. It's so heavily biased towards the interests of the people funding the research that it needs to be considered an opinion.

I'd much rather go with anecdotal experiences of people who are actually trying to improve their own health. It's not proof either but there is no proof so give up on that.

If you really want to know if something works you would have to try it yourself having read and watched as much as you can about the treatment.

It's OK to believe in God, the proof is all around us. Don't believe in science, prove things yourself to your own satisfaction.

Letters And Numbers:
What could go wrong! 😂

I know right?

1 year

Munchies

Health: info on wim hof breathing

Munchies:
I'm actually a Christian.

That said, if someone is making health claims, then they need to have proof they actually work. There's a lot of snake oil out there that at best doesn't do what it claims and at worst actively harms someone.

Weetabix:
'Science' is no longer proof. It's so heavily biased towards the interests of the people funding the research that it needs to be considered an opinion.

I'd much rather go with anecdotal experiences of people who are actually trying to improve their own health. It's not proof either but there is no proof so give up on that.

If you really want to know if something works you would have to try it yourself having read and watched as much as you can about the treatment.

It's OK to believe in God, the proof is all around us. Don't believe in science, prove things yourself to your own satisfaction.

Prove things to my own satisfaction?

My dear, that's science.

I will concede that not all research is created equally. That's why you have to research the research as well as have a working understanding of the topic to understand the paper in the first place.

That said, the point of research is to confirm repeatability. Was this a one-off? Are there any limitations? Does this work with some groups better than others? And so on and so forth.

And the funny thing about anecdotal evidence is that it's subject to the same flaws as peer-reviewed research. People lie because they have an incentive to do so. Or maybe they are doing something else that's causing changes and misattributing that to this breathing method. Maybe it does work, but only for certain kinds of people. Who's to say? But unlike anecdotal evidence, peer-reviewed research lays the methodology and conclusions out for all to see.

You just gotta understand what you're looking at.

1 year

Munchies

Everyone's losing weight

52Percent:
Everyone’s losing weight huh? Yeah I’ve been noticing that a lot too. Buckle up everyone, we’re about to witness the beginning of the end of an era.

Era? What era?

1 year

Munchies

Giving up on vegetarianism

Startergainer01:
I'm giving up on vegetarianism (after about ~15 years of being so) soon, I've wanted to do it for a long time or a myriad of reasons, but now I reckon I actually will. If anyone has any experiences with it: What can I expect? Can I use this transition to shock my body into gaining a whole lot of weight? What should I eat to get used to it.

Never try to shock your body into anything. That's how you make yourself sick.

Just transition to an omnivorous diet first. Once you're settled in, then focus on weight gain.

This is not to say you can't gain on a vegetarian diet. There are a good chunk of vegetarian and vegan feedees on here. But focusing on too many things at once will make it harder for you to achieve your goals.

That said, you may end up gaining some weight anyway when you switch from a vegetarian to an omnivorous diet.

1 year

Munchies