Fantasy Feeder

Turning yourself on while working out ?

RobbyP:
www.plasticsoupfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Do-clothes-make-us-sick-Fashion-fibers-and-human-health-PSF2022-.pdf[/quote]

Once again, not all plastics are created equally. There are upcycled and recycled clothes that use plastic to create their wares. When done correctly, the process is harmless to humans. Now, they might use synthetic dyes that harm humans, but it's not the plastic specifically that's the problem.

www.plasticsoupfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Do-clothes-make-us-sick-Fashion-fibers-and-human-health-PSF2022-.pdf[/quote]

Also, there are ways to handle plastic clothes to decrease harm to the wearer.

www.plasticsoupfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Do-clothes-make-us-sick-Fashion-fibers-and-human-health-PSF2022-.pdf[/quote]

This is important to remember because synthetic fibers are cheaper than natural fibers. So while some people can easily afford to buy natural fiber clothes, a lot of people won't be able to.

2 years

Munchies

Turning yourself on while working out ?

Munchies:
Also, RobbyP, do everyone a favor and consolidate your responses into one post like I did with my initial response to you. It makes everyone's lives easier.

RobbyP:
"One link per post is how this website works. You needn't assume that I oppose you inherently. Errors are possible for everyone. -Rob"

Except no. No, it does.

You can have as many links as you want in a post if you don't reach the character limit.

Now, there is a weird setup where if you post multiple links, all of the links will look like the first link. However, if you click the links, they will take you to the correct location.

Observe:

fantasyfeeder.com/forum

fantasyfeeder.com/forum

fantasyfeeder.com/forum

These links look like they will take you to the fantasy feeder forums, but that is not. The middle takes you to a webcomic, and the last takes you to an escape room game. All you gotta do is take a few minutes to label your links.

2 years

Munchies

Turning yourself on while working out ?

Also, RobbyP, do everyone a favor and consolidate your responses into one post like I did with my initial response to you. It makes everyone's lives easier.

2 years

Munchies

Turning yourself on while working out ?

RobbyP:
www.physio-pedia.com/Injury_Prevention_and_Body_Mechanics[/quote]

While this is good information, this doesn't really engage with what I said.

Every exercise has a correct form. All you have to do is make sure you follow the correct form. It is possible to be poised, have the wrong form, and get hurt.

2 years

Munchies

Turning yourself on while working out ?

RobbyP:
www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/poise[/quote]

My statement still stands. You can exercise with poise, but still exercise wrong and hurt yourself. You posting the definition of poise does not negate this.

2 years

Munchies

Turning yourself on while working out ?

RobbyP:
geneticliteracyproject.org/2020/01/16/does-organic-mean-pesticide-free-5-things-to-know-about-the-usda-organic-label/[/quote]

This article agrees with me, and I am unsure as to why you posted it.

2 years

Munchies

Turning yourself on while working out ?

RobbyP:
www.bodyglide.com/blog/chafing-home-remedies/[/quote]

This is good information, but not everyone will benefit from this. Some people will need things like bike shorts or anti-chafing bands.

2 years

Munchies

Turning yourself on while working out ?

RobbyP:
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7931444/[/quote]

This article doesn't dispute anything I said about plastics.

2 years

Munchies

Turning yourself on while working out ?

RobbyP:
"Cooked honey also causes harm in any amount, unlike raw. -Rob"

Have you never heard of botulism?

Both raw and pasteurized honey may contain botulism, but it is more likely to be in raw honey. Still, your risk of illness is low so long as you aren't under the age 1.

2 years

Munchies

Turning yourself on while working out ?

Ace Of Spadez:
So recently I’ve noticed while doing cardio I get super turned on now. Literally everything is jiggling and tight. It doesn’t help that my nipples are super sensitive too plus my ass eats my boxers giving me a wedgie. Being out of breath turns me on too. Like the struggles due to my growth turns me on.

It’s like this fetish is moving into other areas of my life and it’s hard to ignore. Balancing with this fetish is kinda difficult.

I wanna be healthy and strong but I also want my ass to crush a sofa and for my tits to outgrow a D cup bra.

Does anyone know the best way to achieve this healthy/fat balance ?

RobbyP:
"'I can only speak for health. Fat is my own challenge. Choose only foods and drinks which cause no physical harm, and eat plenty. Sucrose, high fructose corn syrup, refined grains, preserved meats, pesticide-covered foods, vegetable- and seed-oils cause harm in any amount. Legumes cause harm in excess due to antinutrients. Exercise with poise, going low impact such as stair-walking, elliptical, body-friendly martial arts and dancing. On ground without hazards, walk barefoot with spread toes for foot-strength and balance. The classic of balancing a book on your head helps too. Best to wear loose-fitting clothes with no plastics. -Rob"

Pesticides are on most foods - even organic foods. The only way to make sure that your food has no pesticides is to grow it yourself. However, most people can't do that, and the pesticides on your produce will not harm you. Worst case scenario is that you'll have to wash and peel your produce.

Preserved meats aren't necessarily bad. It all depends on how it's been preserved. I think you have confused preserved meats with processed meats.

Vegetable and seed oils are not bad. You are thinking of hydrogenated oils. While not healthy, moderate consumption should be fine for an otherwise healthy person.

While legumes do have anti-nutrients in them, these are largely eliminated by soaking or boiling them ... stuff you should be to them anyway.

www.healthline.com/nutrition/how-to-reduce-antinutrients

Exercising with poise is not helpful. You need to exercise with the correct form. You can have poise but still have the wrong form.

Loose fitting clothing isn't always good. For example, if you suffer from chafing (very common in these parts) loose fitting clothing will make it worse.

And lately, wearing clothes made out of plastic will not hurt you so long as the plastics used are non-toxic.

2 years

Munchies