Say you're a feedee and your feeder is bringing over some snacks. Should he/she bring:
a. A quantity you can easily finish.
b. A quantity you can barely finish.
c. An amount you MIGHT be able to finish if you really push yourself.
d. More than you can finish.
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I always wonder if some of the gaining web models are doing this irl. I mean, they're definitely getting paid to gain, but I wonder if some of them would rather not but need the money.
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Some people are happier fat.
And happiness is good for your health.
I'm not saying this makes it healthy to be fat, but it may mitigate the risks.
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gaetano2733:
All but 5.
How would you rank them?
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feedeeleah:
If I was rich I would hire a professional chef, though they might be a little freaked out about feeding a fat person enormous quantities of fattening food every day, and knowing that their food is contributing to their rapid weight gain. lol
I think you'd be okay if you recruited on ff.
(welcome back btw!)
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If you go out to eat, order more than she can finish. Put the rest in a doggy bag and take it home.
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The goal of this thread was to see how many people gain more than their experimental goal.
Some of the gains described either were not experimental or were experimental but had no defined goal. (Nothing wrong with that, but not relevant to my original question (which I probably should have spelled out better!))
Anyway, of the 10 people with relevant answers, 9 gained more than they originally planned. Only one gained less than that!
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There's a sporadic interest by the mods in avoiding redundant forum posts.
I guess everyone is supposed to use the poorly-functioning forum search feature to plow through thousands of posts and make sure they have something truly original to add or ask. This is absurd, but what can you do?
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