Developing strong cravings

Morbidly A Beast:
Once a glutton always a glutton takes a lot of work to get out of those habits.

J8o8h8n:
Honestly, it's kind of exciting that the initial intentional stuffings are sometimes turning into genuine cravings and it feels so good to give in and satisfy the cravings. Honestly a part of me is still slightly worried about gaining and not being able to stop, but I find myself worrying less and less about it and I've even had the thought to keep gaining after the 30 day challenge is over and continue to satisfy my cravings and expand them until my next doctor's appointment in November šŸ˜…

Munchies:
It's all about balance. Of course, it will take a little time to find your balance. But the end goal should be indulging your cravings without screwing up your health so much that you have to stop. The last thing any gainer wants is to gain a mere 40 lbs and get too sick to continue.

J8o8h8n:
That's very true. It's part of why on days where I feel like I've overdone it, I try to eat a bit healthier (which I do, but I still end up sneaking a few treats in to push myself over the typical recommended calorie count for the average person). Like today I'm definitely not downing almost 3000 calories worth of shake like I did yesterday with my 1500 calories dinner, but I did end up having 4 Minibons with a mostly healthy rest of the day (pushing my overall calorie count to about 2500 on a day where I wasn't trying to gain).


That's all you can really do. Like my partner says, you have one life and one health. Enjoy your life to the fullest, but don't neglect yourself either.



A lot of feedists throw themselves headfirst into kink at the expense of all else. When that happens, it's a struggle to enjoy your kink.

Of course, balance is going to look a bit different from person to person. We are all individuals. But it's still imperative to find a way to live the rest of your life while enjoying your gaining journey.
2 years

Catching up to and surpassing fat friends

J8o8h8n:
After about 2.5 weeks of my gaining challenge and about 10 pounds gained, I realize that if I decide to keep gaining after my 30 day challenge, I have a lot of work to do to catch up with and surpass some of my fat friends. Anyone have any experience going from one of the thin friends to being one of the fatter ones? What was it like and how'd you manage to pull it off?


As always, remember it's a marathon - not a sprint.

That said, I do have some experience with this. I have health issues and have been underweight for most of my life. I'm not the fat friend by any means. I weigh under 200 lbs and have friends over 300 and 400 lbs. But I now have a lot of friends who are much smaller than me.

Gotta say, it's a lot of fun teasing them about how much smaller than are than me in certain aspects.

It took me about 5 years to get to where I am now. Some of that was due to my body working against me or not being able to afford a lot of high-calorie food. The rest of it was from me taking gaining breaks to give my body a chance to catch up.

My friends never judged me for my weight gain. Since I was so skinny, they even celebrated it. My family, on the other hand, wasn't as enthused. I experienced a lot of fatphobia from them just for being on the low end of a healthy weight. Thankfully, I was able to establish boundaries, so that hasn't been an issue in years.

These days, I've got an athletically thick body type. I'm technically overweight, but I don't get hate for it since I have the "right body type" according to mainstream standards. I think the only problem I have to deal with is thigh rub.
2 years

Big bellies a sign of power?

Strongerthanyou:
It's definitely a sign of submission in my eyes... Don't see how a round soft tire of around your waist can be perceived as powerful

Munchies:
It really depends. For some, being big means being powerful. They get to literally throw their weight around. Have you ever heard of squashing? It's a kink where someone bigger than you crushes you under their weight. You see it more on Dimensions than on FF.

Then you have dominant feedees with submissive feeders. The feeders wait on the feedee hand and foot while the feedee indulges as much as they want.

Sweetfattie:
That's me! I love it when a partner is considerably slimmer than me, especially when they want me to squash them. I also like it when they're shorter than me- short kings, take note. I want to be large and in charge.

Not sure if I'll ever find a submissive feeder, since they seem to be even more rare than feeders in general. But that would be the dream. A feeder serving my every whim while I laze around and gorge myself.


I get you. Mind you, not all feeders are into d/s play, but it is more common to find dom(me) feeders than sub feeders. I've personally interacted with a handful, but they were all women. It seems easier to find a switch instead of someone who's strictly a sub.
2 years

Developing strong cravings

Kimllyy:
Maybe related, but on days I’m not overeating I get a headache and have low energy. I need to stuff myself with fatty and sugary foods.


These are withdrawal symptoms. One of the reasons losing weight or eating healthy is so hard is because sugar and fat are addicting.

That said, it is possible to find your balance. That way you don't feel sick when you aren't constantly eating sugary fatty foods.
2 years

Developing strong cravings

Morbidly A Beast:
Once a glutton always a glutton takes a lot of work to get out of those habits.

J8o8h8n:
Honestly, it's kind of exciting that the initial intentional stuffings are sometimes turning into genuine cravings and it feels so good to give in and satisfy the cravings. Honestly a part of me is still slightly worried about gaining and not being able to stop, but I find myself worrying less and less about it and I've even had the thought to keep gaining after the 30 day challenge is over and continue to satisfy my cravings and expand them until my next doctor's appointment in November šŸ˜…


It's all about balance. Of course, it will take a little time to find your balance. But the end goal should be indulging your cravings without screwing up your health so much that you have to stop. The last thing any gainer wants is to gain a mere 40 lbs and get too sick to continue.
2 years

Writing tips - a thread

Welcome back, folks. I took a break from posting because I wanted my numbers to go down a little bit. I have not forgotten about this thread.


STORY CRAFTING - PART III

Tone

If a picture is worth a thousand words, then tone is the color and the lighting. Depending on the tone, a story with the same events could be a tragedy, a comedy, or anything else you could think of.

For example, a story about woman who gains a lot of weight in college can either be a horrifying experience or a liberating one. It all comes down to how you approach things.

As always, here are some helpful links.

writers.com/what-is-tone-in-literature

writers.com/what-is-tone-in-literature

writers.com/what-is-tone-in-literature
2 years

What to expect when gaining?

Finish8000:
I can absolutely understand that. I have a medical background and at least can observe the do's and don'ts. But then again, there's nothing that beats experience, and you've got that in spades, making you a great go-to for information about feedism.


I have the perk of being on both sides of the feedism coin. I started out as a gainer before eventually losing interest in gaining more weight. (Plus, I was really bad at the whole getting fat thing - just put on muscle). But I still had feedist urges. So I got into the feeder side of things. Turns out I'm pretty good at it.
2 years

What to expect when gaining?


Munchies:
Why thank you.

There was a withdrawal aspect to it. Some of it was due to his stomach needing time to shrink up a bit. But a big part of it was withdrawls.

Plus, if you get a good feeder, it makes the experience a thousand times better. He says he prefers it when I stuff him compared to when he stuffs himself.

Finish8000:
So what do you recommend when starting a feedee's gain? Usually, I'd think going towards grazing, increasing their capacity and calorie intake over time before going towards anything more extensive like heavy cream.

Munchies:
First and foremost, I think every feedist (especially feeders) needs to have a basic understanding of biology. You don't need to be an expert, but you should have a working knowledge of it. I've spoken to a lot of people on this site that have some ... interesting ideas on how the body works. And this ignorance leads to people getting hurt.

But to the actual gaining, slow and steady is best. As sexy as rapid gains are, they are not sustainable. If you do rapid gains, it's best to do them in short spurts with long stretches of downtime. Also, make sure not to skip doctor's appointments. It's best to monitor your health when you gain. And don't live off of heavy cream, fast food, and junk food. You need some healthy food in there too so you can function.

Don't be afraid to exercise. You need it to function.

Tentacles:
Are people perhaps fantasizing more than genuinely believing it?


It's hard to say. A lot of people say they are doing something but aren't actually doing it. Still, many people are trying to live out their fantasies any way they can. Unfortunately, for some of them, their research seems to be from reading erotica for the most part.

You don't see such posts anymore these days, but I've spoken to people on the forums with some ... questionable beliefs in biology. To be clear, I'm not expecting people to be experts, but it would be nice if people would at least spare a quick Google search sometimes.
2 years

What to expect when gaining?


Munchies:
Why thank you.

There was a withdrawal aspect to it. Some of it was due to his stomach needing time to shrink up a bit. But a big part of it was withdrawls.

Plus, if you get a good feeder, it makes the experience a thousand times better. He says he prefers it when I stuff him compared to when he stuffs himself.

Finish8000:
So what do you recommend when starting a feedee's gain? Usually, I'd think going towards grazing, increasing their capacity and calorie intake over time before going towards anything more extensive like heavy cream.


First and foremost, I think every feedist (especially feeders) needs to have a basic understanding of biology. You don't need to be an expert, but you should have a working knowledge of it. I've spoken to a lot of people on this site that have some ... interesting ideas on how the body works. And this ignorance leads to people getting hurt.

But to the actual gaining, slow and steady is best. As sexy as rapid gains are, they are not sustainable. If you do rapid gains, it's best to do them in short spurts with long stretches of downtime. Also, make sure not to skip doctor's appointments. It's best to monitor your health when you gain. And don't live off of heavy cream, fast food, and junk food. You need some healthy food in there too so you can function.

Don't be afraid to exercise. You need it to function.
2 years

What to expect when gaining?

MVP76:
I feel this as someone who has suffered from food addiction and binge eating disorder. It's incredibly hard to stop and I did try over eaters anonymous, etc. Ultimately, I was forced to make changes due to health issues.


I'm sorry you went through that. But I am glad you are in a better place now.
2 years