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

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.

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.

This is? Basic information? Not even close to groundbreaking.

So true. I see a lot of messages from feedists in relationships with non-feedists that don't know about their partner's kinks. They'll ask things like "They complain about how fat their getting but they never do anything about it," or "They keep wearing ill-fitting clothes," because they think their partners are sending them signals. And every time, I point out that this is how most non-feedist people are when they gain weight.

You didn't, but I get you.

Before my partner decided to loose some weight, he used to "pre-game" his meals. Basically, he'd eat something by himself before he'd join others for meals.

That said, most people aren't going to think you're gaining on purpose. They'll think you really like food and haven't noticed or don't care about gaining weight.

My partner used to be about 200 lbs before he realized he had a fat fetish. He fattened up to 400 lbs before he met me. Then I pushed him up to 500 before we stopped.

No one assumed he had a fetish. In fact, since I've always encouraged him to be active and cut back on junk food, his friends and family assume that he decided to lose weight for my sake.

We joke about it all the time.

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.

Only if you gain slowly and up to a certain point. What that point is depends on how you carry your weight, but if you gain past that, they will notice.

But why must you hide it?

Now is a good time to explore.