To date, I only have the one story. But if you have a breeding kink, you'll probably love it.
2 years
I personally enjoy spoiling my feedee. The hungrier he gets, the hornier he gets - and vice versa. If I rile him up enough, he will stuff himself until there's no more room left.
Honestly, I'm getting worked up just thinking about it.
2 years
norris1234569:
Hello my name is ******** Please call or text me at ###-###-#### i do not have kik or premium message my phone is kik and i was born with autism spectrum disorder
Hey, hun. You might want to be more careful giving out your personal phone number and your government name. Not everyone has the best of intentions.
2 years
I'm 100% on the spectrum. Although, most people seem shocked when I tell them that.
2 years
LoraDayton:
That just simply boils down to kink negotiation. It's literally just about consent and limits and boundaries and who is okay with fantasy and reality mixing and when and where. Not having that conversation is dangerous and that's how people get hurt.
Pretty much. You also have to respect the other person if what they want changes. Their body, their choice. You gotta check in, have serious conversations, and be honest. If you think that's way too much work, then you aren't ready to be in a feedee feeder relationship.
If your feedee wants to be stuffed to the gills all day every day, that's great! Good for you. But if they don't? Then you gotta respect their boundaries.
2 years
I've had this for about as long as I can remember. I remember being little and utterly fascinated with Sumo wrestlers. Not the sport or the wrestlers themselves. Just how big and powerful they looked. I'd get a funny feeling if I thought about them for too long.
I remember my favorite episodes for any show were always the obligatory obesity episodes (or that one from Suite Life of Zach and Cody where Maddy started stuffing herself so she wouldn't have "chicken legs"
. I was a scrawny kid myself, so that resonated with me. I also loved it when I saw bigger guys who loved food and were unapologetic about their size.
I thought I was the only one who liked this sort of stuff until I stumbled upon Dimensions Magazine. Suddenly, everything just ... clicked. It's amazing how happy you can get when you can put a name to something when you know you aren't alone.
2 years