I heard one of the most famous, beautiful and first models was making only a couple of hundred dollars a year. So, it sounds like an opportunity for a few extra dollars, but not a career. Also, don't forget there are no benefits, plus you will need to spend money on cameras, food, clothes, etc. Being a model would probably be a turn off for many potential mates, and many of the models, when they reach 40 or 50 find themselves with no income.

For me, it does not matter at all. (As long as it is not from pregnancy). If she gains as a side effect of medicine or any non-eating reason, that is fine with me.

Losing weight will slow your metabolism and make you bigger in the long run.

The quickest way to get fat is to yoyo diet. It keeps slowing the metabolism down.

I like the title of the post. I can see the store's motto now: "we cater to obese men"

I think it depends on the feeder. Some need to keep feeding at all times, and when the feedee stops gaining, it is time for the feeder to find the next feedee. Sadly, I know of a woman who gained to over 600 pounds, wanted to stop. Her feeder dumped her, and she was unable to take care of herself. She decided to have weight loss surgery, and died from it.

Other feeders can be happy to fatten a feedee to a certain point and then enjoy the results when the feedee stops.

Some people lose weight accidentally. But the clothes may be out of style. Perhaps you will meet someone who will fit into the clothes?

I think the cheerleader story has been over-done. It is so used for fiction, that it is hard to believe it when someone says it happened in real life. As far as gaining a large amount of weight in a short time, there are usually underlying factors, such as regaining lost weight. Being depressed in itself can cause a weight gain because of hormonal reasons. If you add that to overeating, a quick gain can happen. A history of extreme dieting can cause a quick gain too.

Going on a website, and sending money to someone you have never met before is opening yourself up to being scammed. Some people asking for money may be legit. Some may be men pretending to be women, some may be married women, some may be thin people with no intention to ever gain. It's like gambling. Just assume that the money you spend will probably be lost. If you expect a big return from it, you're going to be disappointed. There really is no reason to point out scammers, because if you don't want to lose money, then don't send it to anyone.

A lot of us don't quite fit in here. I am a married 67 year old male, on a website with a lot of younger single people. Unlike most, I am not looking for romance, to meet up, etc. For decades, I have been with BBWs who hated being BBW, including my current wife. It is just so refreshing and enjoyable to see that there are women who enjoy being fat, and some that want to get even fatter. I enjoy listening to or reading their stories.