Softy90:
Hello, I come with an unusual question? Are there doctors in Berlin who happen to be FA's or feeders and don't blame everything on weight. I want to change my doctor.

Imnothereghost:
I was at my peak at 182lbs last year but I am trying to regain that this year using cream the same method as last time but I'm stuck at 175lbs any advice?

PricklyPearLvr:
Just a question for y'all. I keep getting notified of a profile view from a grayface from Fiji. When I attempt to view the account it's like it's a dead link. It won't take me to the profile. Is this an admin, or just a spam account. Thanks in advance.

Letters And Numbers:
Me and at least one other person I know of had that happen about a month ago. Gray face from Fiji, about 5 or 6 days in a row. I missed seeing them logged in by about 20 minutes once.

I talked to the staff about it, and they said it’s probably someone signing in with a VPN. It wasn’t admins or a bot that they knew of. That’s what happens when you delete your account. So probably someone making and deleting a new account every day. Very weird though. Maybe some kind of data scraper. I felt kinda paranoid about it at the time, though, and then it stopped.

JayDee303:
I would like to hear more from retired gainers, feedees, or feeders who still keep an eye on what is going on, participating vicariously through the interactions on the forum. I would consider myself a 'never was' since I am just an occasional stuffer who never took the plunge into intentional gaining.

What would you do different if you were 20 years (or more) younger? What did you wish you knew then? What is inspiring to to you now? What does retirement from active gaining look like? Do you mentor anyone active or just sit back and watch?

Letters And Numbers:
A lot of desk jobs in the military too, though. Especially Army, I’d say.

TheStoryteller:
nypost.com/2023/10/20/nearly-70-of-american-soldiers-are-obese-or-overweight-study/

saw this and was immediately like “how isn’t this an ff story”

Maybe this is a Russian spy’s scheme to weaken the US military? 🤔🤭

Brawndo:
They're using "BMI" as the main tool for this. Which is safe to say that it is a bullshit measure. Granted there is a large amount of overweight soldiers by body fat composition, but I'd say a big number can also be some guys who are just "workout warriors" that by BMI would be considered obese.

TheStoryteller:
nypost.com/2023/10/20/nearly-70-of-american-soldiers-are-obese-or-overweight-study/

saw this and was immediately like “how isn’t this an ff story”

Maybe this is a Russian spy’s scheme to weaken the US military? 🤔🤭

MrCupeKe:
I gotta say I absolutely love occasionally stuffing! I’m not fully commited into becoming a feedee, but I really love the feeling of having an average body that’s in good health and shape, but stretching and stuffing my belly (that’s not accustomed to being so big or holding so much food) to its limit is so exciting and fun!

HRHB15:
I hope this doesn’t gross anyone out but couldn’t find anything directly related to this but I did find a little about general hygiene while gaining.

So I have always been a heavy sweater, every since I was a kid I sweat heavily but I was very slim into adulthood. I never had an issue with my butt sweating until I got up around 230 pounds or so. But since then, if I sit on a leather/vinyl/plastic seat, it seems like humidity sort of gathers under me, leaving sort of a streak of moisture behind for a few minutes or so.

I use wipes when needed, body powder as needed. But this happens straight out of the shower. It’s like my skin just gets sort of clammy down there or something. There’s no smell or anything to it. It’s just sweat.

The reason I ask is because, as I consider growing even larger, I want to have this in order or see what others do to manage or eliminate it.

I appreciate any advice or experience you may be willing to share.

Thank you,
HRHB15

Letters And Numbers:
Genetics and age play into things like high blood pressure and cholesterol. Everyone is different

Munchies:
All true. However, eating too much salt and saturated fats won't help no matter your genetics and age.

Letters And Numbers:
Again, everyone is different. I put salt on my food until I can see it and eat a very unhealthy diet for the most part and have perfect blood pressure. My parter eats a low fat, low sodium diet and has hypertension and high cholesterol. Fortunately, blood pressure and cholesterol issues are two of the easiest things to diagnose at annual checkups. And treatable (although losing weight is often the easiest fix).