Fantasy Feeder

Fast food

Morbidly A Beast:
people say that fast food is “engineered” to be extra tasty so you get more cravings for it, but that’s just cope for people who can’t admit they like it. Honestly the stigma against fast food is so silly no one can say they don’t like a Big Mac it’s ridiculous.

I wouldn't say that fast food is engineered to be addictive. However, fast food addiction is a real thing. There are well-established scientific reasons behind this as you can see in this article.

www.addictions.com/blog/does-fast-food-have-addictive-chemicals/

It is also possible not to like Big Macs. I personally hate everything from Mcdonald's except for their drinks, and maybe their hash browns if I get a random craving for them. But that happens once every few years or so.

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Sugar or fat?

Executiveassistant:
Which is better to add more of to get a bigger belly?

Be careful with both - especially sugar. Contrary to popular belief, sugar makes you fatter than fat does. However, this fat tends to be visceral (organ) fat. This says nothing of the risk for tooth decay and diabetes.

It's best to go for a diverse, high-calorie diet. At least get a mix of healthy and unhealthy foods. That way, you can get fatter for longer periods of time.

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Fast food

Andrii1995:
why fast food is so tasty.? but why weight growing so fast (?

Fast food has high amounts of fat, sugar, and salt. So not only does it taste good and is addictive, it packs on the pounds.

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Can someone tell me why it is great to feed your boyfriend or husband?

Charly1110:
I am not sure I will like it. So I need some advice. What is it like to have a fat husband. He is currently pretty skinny.

Having a fat SO isn't that different from having a thin SO. They are your partner first and foremost.

I've also always found it shallow and gross the way people will say things like "I don't like my partner as much now that they no longer look like ___". That's the love of your life, not a Sims character.

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Anyone else notice others (or themselves) unconsciously touching their bellies as they get bigge

Biffa:
My bf never had this mannerism before, but I've noticed now since he's started to get enough of a belly that it's starting to be visible even though his baggy shirts, when he's walking around doing stuff I'm constantly catching his hands idly brushing his tummy or coming to rest on it for a few moments. I find it so darn adorable! I almost don't want to say anything about it in case it would make him self conscious and do it less. I don't think it's something he's fully aware he's doing if that makes sense.
Was wondering if anyone else has noticed this in others as they've gained weight, or caught themselves doing it? I suppose maybe it's a little subconscious acknowledgement of the new weight one feels oneself carrying around? Like you're aware in the back of your mind there's something there now that didn't use to be, and you're trying to adjust to it. I love it.

I know my partner does this.

I also want to add that if you have squishy parts, sometimes you'll just play with your softness no matter how you feel about said softness.

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Fattening boyfriend

Munchies:
Sounds like it won't be long before he hits 200 lbs. How big are you hoping he'll become?

Angy523:
I would say 220-230

Munchies:
As things are now, he'll be there by at least summer 2023. Maybe sooner.

Angy523:
This could've been accurate if it didn't take that long to accomodate with his new weight. But he felt the need to stop gaining or to diet a few times (it didn't last long, but it was enough to slow down the gaining) so he is just around 210 right now.

Nothing bad about it, there is no hurry and I want him to feel good about his weight. Probably he will lose some weight this summer since we have plans to do some sports together (I want to take care if his physical and mental health as well and I know he likes sports) and I expect him to eat less because of the heat. Or maybe not, idk exactly how his body works. In my case, I don't eat too much during summer and my appetite decrease when it's hot outside, but from what I saw last summer, it's not the same for him. But we'll see. I'll make sure he has enough good food to eat if he wants, but I won't push anything.

I expect him to be around 200 by the end of the summer and to gain some weight after that. Maybe to hit 220 by the end of the year.

Looks like he overshot my predictions. Summer starts on the 21st, and he's 210 lbs now. Boy, am I good at this.

But I'm glad you guys are happy and living your best lives together right now.

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June story club - feederism 101 by bellyempire

Letters And Numbers:
Thanks everyone for the honest feedback, on the story and on the format of a monthly story club/book club. Trying something new!

I think there should be better guidelines. Positive feedback only tends to backfire. I'm not saying people should be cruel or malicious. But I've seen time and time again where positive feedback only leads to people policing other's criticism in ways that prevent growth.

I also think there should be clearly guidelines on what stories should be reviewed. And I'm not just talking about "Feederism 101".

For example, I have a story on here about a dominant feedee queen with a harem of beautiful men. As proud as I am with that story, I know it will not appeal to certain audiences.

If you do decide to include darker, edgier, or more graphic stories, you need to make certain to post content warnings.

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June story club - feederism 101 by bellyempire

Bellyempire:
Hello Everyone

I appreciate the feedback everyone has given. I am thankful that everyone took the time to read and to think about what I wrote and form an opinion about it. Thats flattering for any writer.

I will add another point of reference from which to provide criticism to the work. What if the author was a POC.

Please continue providing your feedback.

Hun, you wrote a protagonist that is, essentially, a mammy character. That's a really harmful, hurtful stereotype. And if you were a black man, that wouldn't make it better.

If I recall correctly, your wife is black. Mayhaps you should run your stories by her. She can provide you with better insight into how to write black women that in a way that isn't racist.

Looking through some of your other stories, this seems to be a recurring issue for you. It is possible for you, a cishet white man to write about WOC in a way that doesn't play into harmful racial stereotypes.

As a general rule of thumb, if you are writing about things you do not have personal experience with, you should research. It makes for a better-written character.

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Feedee birthday presents

Plokool6:
Hi! It’s my girlfriend’s birthday soon, and I’m looking to get her one or two feederism related gifts as she’s my feedee (on top of non feederism gifts don’t worry lol).

I’d really appreciate any suggestions, thank you!

What kind of feedee is she? That will greatly influence what kinds of things she likes.

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June story club - feederism 101 by bellyempire

Munchies:
I will admit that I couldn't read it. This is a dense text block, and my eyes kept sliding off the page.

When you make a story, don't be afraid to use space. It allows your eyes to rest and better process whatever you see.

A general rule of thumb is to separate paragraphs with a line of space - much as I do in my response. The same thing goes with dialog. When another character starts talking - or the dialog ends - create a new line of space.

If a chapter has multiple scenes, I like to separate the scenes with a line break or multiple lines of space.

Letters And Numbers:
I think that’s great advice, especially for online writing where you can’t indent paragraphs. I do it myself.

It’s a cool story, though, that I think really captures the feel of a woman who gains confidence and becomes empowered by being fed by her partner. There’s some nice back and forth power dynamic, but it swings back to the protagonist at the end. I liked seeing a POC protagonist in a WG story also.

I definitely wouldn’t be afraid to go back in and add some spaces between paragraphs or give it a once over for word choice, but nice story!

POC protag? *reads story*

Hoo boy ... I have ... opinions about how things were portrayed in this story ... But I shan't get into them here since this isn't what the thread is about. I will say that this comes off as racial fetishization and less protagonist that happens to be a POC.

You can indent, but it can be a little finicky. You have to manually add the spaces. However, some sites eat the spaces. Some do not.

Even then, I still recommend putting spaces between the paragraphs. You see it all the time when you read books. It's there for a reason.

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