Fantasy Feeder

Fashion help needed - looking for short-sleeve, bodycon jumpsuits, preferably 3x+

Not making a recommendation, but I assume you mean something like this:

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2 years

Fashion help needed - looking for short-sleeve, bodycon jumpsuits, preferably 3x+

Zora:
I don't like wearing anything with a waistband, so I wear bodysuits as underwear as well as an undershirt.

When I weighed 269 pounds, I noticed that I was experiencing skin irritation from skin-on-skin contact on the back of my knees. I think I'm going to need to switch from a bodysuit to a bodycon jumpsuit, but I'm having difficulty finding what I'm looking for.

I just need a basic, figure-hugging jumpsuit, with a top that looks like a regular t-shirt. I would prefer it have short sleeves, and a plain, flat design. The colors can be either black or white.

I have been amazed at my inability to find a jumpsuit that fits these requirements. It's as if it's too plain compared to what's on the market.

Does anyone have any good plus-size online stores they would recommend? I tried Fashion Nova, Lane Bryant, and Torrid. None of them had what I was looking for.

A *plain* jump suit that looks like a basic t-shirt on the top? And is figure hugging? In *women's* fashion?

You'd have an easier time finding women's jeans with useful pockets.

Most women who wear form fitting jumpsuits are looking to be flashy. So brands will sell things for flashy people.

Jumpsuits that are more practical tend not to be form fitting.

You may want to switch gears and check out the sportswear section instead.

2 years

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First feeder experience

Mikk707:
I found the one, she amazing and even wants to try letting me stuff her silly and rub her belly, but I’ve never tried to do it before, any advice for a noob ?

Congrats! I'm happy for you!
For you're first time, I recommend going the sweet and caring route.

Make sure you get all her favorites. Find out how much she normally eats and get at least double.

Ask her before hand if she wants to feed herself, have you hand feed her, or some combination of the two. Also ask her if she's okay with being pleasured while she eat.

Make sure she's comfy - perhaps even put on some music. Have all the food in easy reach.

Worship her while she eats. Don't just rub her belly. Rub her anywhere she lets you - make her feel good. Tell her how honored you are that she's letting you do this. That you want to make her feel good.

Go at her own pace. If she taps out, that's fine. The first session should be about finding her limits and figuring out what she likes.

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Transgender and gaining

Ditzy:
Try to not say the word like so much.
Not being mean or putting you down but people say that word too much and in sentences where it doesn't belong grammatically.

Happy gaining !!

Sburbsiee:
Totally fair. I’ve been mostly focused on other things so I wasn’t thinking about my writing.

A few things come to mind:

If you have a high metabolism, it can be hard to start gaining. This is normal. Once you figure out what works for you, it will get easier.

Take care of yourself. Getting fat doesn't mean you can't eat healthy foods or exercise. You can, and you should. If you build healthy habits during your gaining journey, you'll face fewer complications as you get bigger. Nothing will cap a gain faster than health issues.

Adjust your gaining to your wallet. Getting fat is expensive. There's the cost of food, clothing, and other various things that might pop up depending on how big you get and how you gain weight.

Have fun. Don't get so caught up in gaining weight that you forget to enjoy your body. And don't let other people put their expectations on you.

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Transgender and gaining

Sburbsiee:
Like stuff people wish they had known I guess

Looking for trans-specific stuff? Or general weight gain stuff? I can help with the second. No clue on the first.

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Transgender and gaining

Sburbsiee:
Hey y’all,
I’ve been transitioning for a little over 2 years and I finally decided to gain properly. Due to medication side effects (not related to HRT) I’ve already gained 50 lbs. Do y’all have any recommendations for like survival tips or fat survival guides. Thanks!

What do you mean by "survival"?

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Opening doors with your belly

HappyBigBelly:
That’s a nice image :-) Getting bigger means bumping into sides of doorways and using your belly as a battering ram!

Gives a whole new meaning to calling your belly a "tank". 🤣

2 years

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Opening doors with your belly

Incendiary1234:
Does anyone one else get a rush by pushing through doors belly first? I didn't even realize I was doing it (it comes kinda naturally sometimes) but as I was leaving a restaurant, both hands full with carry-out, I pressed my belly into the horizontal bar and successfully opened the door with just my belly. It was so erotic!!

Unfortunately some door widths, like at my parents old house, aren't as kind to me and I find myself automatically turning sideways to get through.

Impressive. I do that with my hips all the time. My stomach's too flat for it to be worth it. But I wonder if my feedee does it.

An idea for later.

2 years

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New to feederism and open to suggestions

ChubbyfromtheNorth:
So as you can tell I'm very new to feederism and I want to get into it and become a feeder for somebody. Problem with this is that I don't know how to make a start on this and I'm not sure on where to look either. Anyone got pointers, advice or suggestions to set me on the right path?

Domme feeder here. There's a lot of ways to go about it, but most of my advise boils down to two things:

Educate yourself on biology.

Don't be a jerk.

When you understand how the body works, you can make better choice on what to feed your feedee as well as how much and how often. You'll also be better prepared for how your feedee will change.

Also, be kind to your feedee. Respect their limits and boundaries. Help them when they struggle to do things. Be emotionally supportive. Basically, treat them the way you want to be treated.

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