Yes, because one guy's boner is more deserving of support than the health of someone he loves.





I'm a feeder, but surely you can't be serious about this one. The fact that the OP noted that her health has improved since she's lost weight kind of disproves your statement here.



Agreed on the yo-yo dieting and such; but she's lost 70 pounds and seems to be intent on losing more. This isn't following some 30-pound fad diet- from what the OP is saying, she's changing her lifestyle. That sort of change keeps the weight off better than just cutting down on carbs or whatever.



There might not be many ailments exclusive to fat people, but being fat can put someone at a higher risk of health issues and serious complications.



And with this you've just shown again that you're a douche. I would sincerely hope that a guy wouldn't get picked up again by a woman he dumped just because she wasn't fat enough.

The rate goes up to over 100%?

Considering the prevalence of lousy food in the past few decades and the very recent trend strongly headed towards "green" and natural foods; and the fact that this is something that predates Obama and the "obesity epidemic"; and the fact that grown-ups are also overweight- I'd say that the comparison you made is not only off the mark, but so far off the mark that you just managed to seriously injure the guy who was standing 200 feet behind you.

I actually think that this might be due to the ubiquitous information technology that's sprung up just in the past decade or so. Not only is information available on sites like this (as it has been for a while), but people are able to access this information faster and more easily than ever before.

Even back when I was 14 or 15, it was only when I had a turn on the family computer at 56k that I could look at sites like Dimensions Feeder.co.uk, Stuffed! Online, etc., and even then I'd only do it if nobody else was around, for fairly obvious reasons.

Now, these sites can be accessed via cell phone, iPhone, Blackberry, which damn near everyone has- including teenagers. And they can access it just about anywhere, and it is difficult for parents to track their activities like they once could. (Anyone who ever cleared their browser history after they were done with the computer knows exactly what I mean.)

This also means that people create a profile or account just about anywhere, showing who they are and what they're interested in.

Since this is accessible so readily, and it's accessible to so many people- and more on topic, so many teens- it should not come as a significant surprise that there is an apparent increase in the number of teens who show interest in this kind of thing, whether it's them discovering it or them being provided with a venue for something that they already knew about themselves.