Oogabooga10:
You're not wrong, but in my mind it's all about moderation. I don't see a problem with something like a stuffing to be a problem, but I would prioritize a person's health. If you do too much, then your body develops conditions and such, so it's all about a balance in my point of a view. Take wine for example, you take too much and get intoxicated and throw up, but having some of fine.


I also really like the soft feedism aspect of caring/feeding someone too, and I don't think of it as a bad thing.

That's my take on feedism at least

SumoSized:
To be fair in the original translation of the Bible gluttony was used to refer to the hoarding of resources and wealth. But in the middle ages the church was controlled by the upper class who were hoarding all the resources and wealth so it was more convenient for them to change the meaning to just "don't be fat lol". But what do I know I'm just a pagan

Viktoshka:
I want to ask people who were thin before and decided to gain weight. After you gained weight, do you regret doing it? If you don't, then share your experience of gaining weight. How did you do it?

Morbidly A Beast:
I starting putting on weight right after quitting wrestling to focus on my school work in college I yo-yo’ed with my weight until my late 20s when I was 300 pounds I kinda just gave up on trying to lose and it’s when I found fat acceptance and later on feedism and it just clicked in me; I was fat liked being fat and I didn’t need to feel guilty for it- after a while I started gaining on purpose and that’s been with me since. I don’t regret it at all, in fact if I were to regret anything it would be not being more accepting of my body earlier

Viktoshka:
It's great that you've found acceptance and comfort in your body! Was there a specific moment when you realized you didn't need to feel guilty about your weight anymore?

Morbidly A Beast:
It was the realization I wasn’t going to lose weight after failing a diet yet again, I was scared being over 300 for a while yet but I learned to love and accept my body now I’m much much bigger

Viktoshka:
I understand you... Sometimes the realization doesn't come right away, but the main thing is that you found acceptance and comfort in your body. This is inspiring! How did you come to not just accept, but actually love yourself for who you are?

Voluptuouslover:
What do you expect while you were out in public. But all she could do later is think about how nice it would be to be having sex with you bumping into you new fat belly.

Bobo:
I hate when men answer my posts

Morbidly A Beast:
It’s weird how our modern culture is really weird around death but in the past it was more understood and accepted as an aspect of life - In pretty much all culture it’s only moderns that are goofy about it going on about how their going to live forever

JN_TumLover56:
Ha ha! Well back then most people didn’t live very long because of wars, executions and lack of hygiene that caused many diseases. At least now we didn’t have to worry about what life was like back in the day… for the most part.

Viktoshka:
I want to ask people who were thin before and decided to gain weight. After you gained weight, do you regret doing it? If you don't, then share your experience of gaining weight. How did you do it?

Morbidly A Beast:
I starting putting on weight right after quitting wrestling to focus on my school work in college I yo-yo’ed with my weight until my late 20s when I was 300 pounds I kinda just gave up on trying to lose and it’s when I found fat acceptance and later on feedism and it just clicked in me; I was fat liked being fat and I didn’t need to feel guilty for it- after a while I started gaining on purpose and that’s been with me since. I don’t regret it at all, in fact if I were to regret anything it would be not being more accepting of my body earlier

Viktoshka:
It's great that you've found acceptance and comfort in your body! Was there a specific moment when you realized you didn't need to feel guilty about your weight anymore?