Losing control

RoundRosy:
I feel I’m on the cusp of losing control and not sure what will happen next. . Last month crossed 250 at 5’4 and some days it makes me nervous. Never crossed 200 before Covid months thanks to diet pills etc. once I got that close. … and especially after years of family “ concern” about me getting so heavy. Now my husband has openly admitted how much he loves my gain and has been more actively encouraging it… Last night ordered second take home dessert for me behind my back and although I pretended to be dismayed, I ate it on the way home. I don’t want to go back to the old days either…. and I love how much softer and rounder I feel….


I'd discuss this with your husband. Let him know what your fears and thoughts are so you two can find a way to practice feedism in a way that makes you both happy.
2 years

What would you do if?.....

Munchies:
Lol. Maybe I could cheat and transplant my new blubber onto some eager volunteers.

Miachu:
If only that was possible


I mean, it's a fantastical situation. The rules are whatever we make up.

2 years

Question for those who've helped someone gain

AskDrFeeder:
If you helped them decide to gain, what was it you said or did to help them make that decision?

Was there some event (involving you or not) that decided them to start? What was it?

After they started gaining, was there some experience that confirmed they'd made the right choice?

If they're still gaining, what inspires them to continue?

Munchies:
According to all the private chats and direct messages I get, I inspire people to can just by existing in the forums.

I still don't know what I'm doing to achieve this. Still, as a feeder, this pleases me.

MickRidem:
Munchies, I'm one of those people! 😂😁👍 There's something about the way you talk about Feedism that is so normalizing! You talk about the realities, the fantasies, and your own journey with such honesty. The fact that you're kind, smart, helpful, and also won't put up with BS, is a huge bonus.

You encourage people to be happy at any size, and in any role in their lives/relationships. That's comforting. ❤️



Awwww!!!!! Bless ~
2 years

What would you do if?.....

Munchies:
That would put me at about 370 or so. I wouldn't cope well at all with that. Especially since that means I'd have to go on a diet for the first time in my life.

Miachu:
I feel you, it certainly would be tough and hard to deal with, exercising would be even harder and the extra hunger you would feel


Lol. Maybe I could cheat and transplant my new blubber onto some eager volunteers.
2 years

What are people up to?

At the moment, I am doing my daily ritual of going through FF forums and reading my Webtoon comics for the day.
2 years

Question for those who've helped someone gain

AskDrFeeder:
If you helped them decide to gain, what was it you said or did to help them make that decision?

Was there some event (involving you or not) that decided them to start? What was it?

After they started gaining, was there some experience that confirmed they'd made the right choice?

If they're still gaining, what inspires them to continue?


According to all the private chats and direct messages I get, I inspire people to can just by existing in the forums.

I still don't know what I'm doing to achieve this. Still, as a feeder, this pleases me.
2 years

Skinny boys must be fattened

CustardCream:
I will always be too skinny, never fat enough.


That's actually a little sad. Never being happy with your body.
2 years

Skinny boys must be fattened

Feedeeboy:
So the college freshman weight gain is a requirement and not optional


It's more about probability. I didn't gain in college. Not for a lack of want. I just didn't have the opportunity. I was working and going to school full time, tending to my sick mother, and taking care of my siblings. Plus, I had to pay for everything with no help.

Money was tight and I couldn't eat like I wanted to. I ate regularly, but often times I was still really hungry.
2 years

Question for those who have gained on purpose

AskDrFeeder:
Let's say someone is on the fence about gaining. They already know the possible downsides. What would you tell them about the upsides?

In your own case, was there some event that decided you to start? What was it?

After you started gaining, was there some experience that confirmed you'd made the right choice?

If you're still gaining, what inspires you to continue?


I don't encourage people to gain so much as inspire then to find their happiness. I've helpes people decide that they wanted to get super fat, just a few pounds, lose weight, maintain or even get muscular and cut.

I used to be a gainer. It wasn't a sexual thing though. (For whatever reason, if I get horny, I lose my appetite.) So I got to be more grounded in my efforts. I was a super skinny woman who put on 50-ish lbs. I stopped because I was finally happy with my body.

For people unsure if they want to gain, or are afraid to start, I ask two questions: Why do you want to gain? What's stopping you from gaining?

A lot of times, people who are on the fence do want to gain, but there's some sort of social based fear. And most of the time, it's an imagined consequence or they are putting themselves in a situation they don't need to be in (e.g. dating someone who's toxic, shallow, and controlling or not having/enforcing boundaries in their life).
2 years

Who would like a disabled domaint feeder

Bro, stop putting your phone number online. We've talked about this before. It's super dangerous. If you just have a phone number, people can find out a lot about you - including where you live.

And once they know where you live, they can find out so much else - of just show up to your house.

Delete that.
2 years