Being a better ally to fat(ter) people

ForeverFFA:
Hey everyone,

I just wanted to create a thread where people can discuss experiences of being confronted for having, or preferring to have, fat(ter) partners. How did you handle these remarks, and how do you think responses could be even more constructive and kind?

I want this thread to be a respectful and judgement free zone for people to learn from their mistakes. My hope is also that anyone who is denying their preferences will come to realize that it shouldn't matter what anyone else thinks of them for it.

I've been pretty fortunate in my life to be surrounded by people who are open-minded and nonchalant about who I like and choose to date. However, I still had one family member who wouldn't stop making fat jokes about some of the guys I liked. I also had an uncomfortable experience where this same person thought it would be funny to call out my preferences to the rest of my family in the middle of a movie by saying they bet I liked one of the characters because he was chubby. Everyone else laughed and looked uncomfortable, and I was so mortified at the time that I didn't say anything. Now I know better that this person was just embarrassing themselves by being rude and invasive, and I wish I had a better comeback.


Except for my first and third boyfriends, I've always gone for bigger guys. No one cared, for the most part - except for my mother.

My mother is fatphobic. She called me fat when I went from 115 lbs (underweight for my height of 5'7"smiley to 120 (the low end of a normal weight). So she always had something to say about the actually fat people I dated.

Her one saving grace is that she never did it to their face. Instead, she'd come to me and make "jokes" or comments about their size.

I didn't really know what to do. I knew what she was doing was wrong, but I was too afraid to confront her. Plus, she was abusive to me, and I was afraid of the backlash.

For a while, I'd say, "He's sensitive about that," and left. But she'd always say something later. Then, one day, I got so fed up that I said, "Gossip is a sin."

My mom is super religious, so that startled her. But it did get an apology out of her.

Eventually, once I could stand up for myself, it was easier to stand up for my partners and love interests. Now, all I have to do is glare at her and say, "Mother."
2 years

Could we get a agree to the chat rules pop up before being allowed to join chat

LydiaFatOttter:
Like on simple rules like don't beg to be fed and such.

Dont troll ask before DMing and such.

Im sick of all the randoms who pop in begging to be fed and such.

Like before the chat room loads have an 2-3 ABCD question on the rules so when someone is common with the chat can fill them out fast and if the person fails amount of times they are locked out for like 5 minutes.


Having a pop up reminder of the rules is nice, but I don't think it will be effective. That only works for people who plan on following the rules but don't know what they are. Ditto goes for the quiz. Plus, that can present an accessibility issue

It would be better to have a moderator in chat at all times - kinda like a life guard. But I don't know if FF has the staffing for that. The only regular moderator that I know of in the chatroom is Dragorat. But he's usually just on from 11 PM EST to 1 AM EST.
2 years

Hucow experiences?

Max Stout:
A guy could just GOMAD* on you, whew!

(*) e.g., liftbigeatbig.wordpress.com/2011/06/10/gomad-how-to-gain-25-pounds-in-25-days-with-squats-and-milk/

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How ... how much milk do you think a human can produce?
2 years

Heart attack

The more I think about this plan, the dumber I realize it is.

You want to have a heart attack by a particular time; however, there is no guarantee that you will have a heart attack. Yes, you're more likely to have a heart attack the higher your risk factors are, but risk factors are risks. You might not have a heart attack, or if you do, it may not come before your deadline.

If you have a heart attack, you have one of two options: live or die.

If you are so selfish as to commit suicide, you better have the decency to have all your affairs in order. And I sure hope you don't traumatize an innocent bystander when you go. RIP to little Bobby after he saw an old man die in front of him at McDonald's. Gonna need all the therapy.

Also, you live in America, where health care and death care are outrageously expensive. Your death can financially cripple whoever has to take care of your affairs when you go.

If you live, I sure hope you have outstanding insurance. Again, healthcare in America is expensive. I work in health insurance. I can't tell you how many times someone has had a major health crisis (like a heart attack) and took a massive blow to their finances. This includes the people who had good coverage and had a decent amount of money saved up.

Not only that, but the doctors will force you to eat better and take medications. When you go home, you'll feel extremely weak. And if you have someone to care for you while you recover (which can take weeks to months), they will force you to take care of yourself.

There's a reason why most feedists don't go this route - not even the death feedists. The logistics are a nightmare.
2 years

Heart attack

Going For 300:
Many people gain for multiple reasons and mine is no different. I know the topic is a serious one but one I like to share. Last 6 years or or so I been trying to gain to 300 and for the most part actually gained almost 60 pounds but never was consistent in doing so if I was I may have gotten to 300. I actually thought 500 is possible or even immobile as an option. I been thinking about doing something that most people would never think of doing and that is having a heart on purpose. I actually looked into the risk factors that go with a heart attack and out of the 10 most risk factors I have 8 of the risk factors mentioned. Only 2 we’re not a risk was I’m not diabetic and I don’t smoke other then that I’m a likely candidate to have a heart attack most likely very soon. I have now started to do things to trigger a heart attack. I been adding almost 6000 calories of junk food to achieve my goal. Im now in my 3rd day of this and my goal is to have it happen by the end of the year. I know it sounds crazy but I’m very interested in doing this. I know this is serious so positive comments are welcomed


Wow, you are really spamming this all over the place, huh?

Can't stop you from committing suicide, but I gotta say death by heart attack ... is a choice.

And 300 lbs? Man, that number is so low. You wanna gain 300 lbs and have a heart attack. Pretty unusual for the death feedist crowd. Don't y'all normally want to get as fat as possible.

I legit don't know if this is a troll or if this is legit. And if this is legit, this is the saddest thing I've read all day.
2 years

I want to gain but when i eat enough to get bigger i feel sick

Occamslaser:
Even sticking to around 4000 calories a day, Ill feel fine for the first few weeks of excess and then start to feel messed up. My appetites spotty, I start getting nauseous when I over eat, my sleep gets kinda messed up.
Anyone else experience this?

Munchies:
This is a very simple fix. Eat fewer calories.

The average person eats about 2,000 to 2,500 calories a day. You are trying to eat twice that. No wonder you are feeling ill.

Start with an amount you can comfortably consume, and slowly increase your intake over time. This is a marathon, not a race.

Occamslaser:
This is good advice, though I'm in a weird spot, where my average calorie intake is already around 3k, and my metabolism just swallows that amount. If I bump it up to 3.5 or 4 I get sick right away. It's like my body is very specifically averse to excess and also unusually predisposed to processing food into energy rather than storing it as fat.


Okay. How do you eat? Do you eat big meals? Snacks? What does a day in the life of eating look like for you?
2 years

So excited!

Honeywithuhhtummy:
My birthday is tomorrow!!!!


2 years

Food getting more expensive

Fat On The Inside:
Peanut butter is one of my favorite foods overall, and it is probably my favorite food for gaining because I can eat multiple regular size jars a day. Mixing it with jelly is another classic calorie boost, of course. Adding butter, and oil to various things (I.e. vegetables, pasta, rice, etc.) also works well. I also like using lard whenever possible. I can pack it on very quickly when I want to πŸ™‚

2seatsalways:
Not many use lard but it is fat in a jar. Can make any meal delicious. Lard butter shakes um yum!


There are a few reasons why. That said, I want to clarify something first.

If you are making your own lard (rendered pig fat), it has a number of health benefits. It's chock full of vitamins like Vitamin D, monounsaturated fats, omega-6 fatty acids, and a laundry list of other things. It's better for you than butter.

thriftyhomesteader.com/whats-so-bad-about-lard/



Most lard is hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated to make it more shelf-stable. This offsets any health benefits that you would otherwise get from it. Other chemicals may be added to it that make it even more unhealthy.

ewg.org/foodscores/ingredients/23504-LARDANDHYDROGENATEDLARDWITHBHAANDBHTADDEDTOPROTECTFLAVOR/
delightedcooking.com/what-is-hydrogenated-lard-and-partially-hydrogenated-lard.htm

With that out of the way, let me give you some reasons why lard fell out of popularity - in no particular order.

1. Crisco made a successful ad campaign to market their vegetable shortening as healthier than lard.

2. General health concerns

3. It is neither kosher nor halal.

4. Many people see pork products as potentially dangerous.

5. Many people do not want to eat animal fat.
2 years

Food getting more expensive

Enas:
Indeed, it's basic information i intended to say to everyone to check it out because very few people are in a position to actually realize what's going on!

It's like how the system crashes on 4 to 7 years on average, and media always pictures it like it was some externality which caused it! That the system is sensitive, not that it's unstable!

People have to learn about this!


Enas. Time and place. If you want to educate people on this, don't do it on a fetish website. Please and thank you.

You're in college. If this means so much to you, join or create a club.
2 years

Food getting more expensive

Fatbilly:
I have found fatting foods are getting a lot more expensive. Even my favorite takeaway mcdonalds. Anyone else struggling wirh this? What are some good cheap healthish alternatives?

Munchies:
I read an article a few months ago about the steadily increasing prices on everything. Basically, companies are increasing prices as much as they can get away with. Prices hiked during COVID thanks to supply chain issues. People took it on the chin and shelled out the money.

I expect this to level out over time, but the pain will be real.

That said, it's better to cook than it is to order out. Stock on staples. Buy in bulk if you can. That way you can make a lot of high calorie food for cheap.

Enas:
Supply chain issues is the result of profit maximization. If you care to learn about it, here, watch this:
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This is? Basic information? Not even close to groundbreaking.
2 years