Fatforfun:
I'd like to thank everyone for their comments, including the constructive criticism. Points were thoughtful and polite. With so many internet trolls out there, it's a pleasure to be in a forum with such nice people.
It’s a nice community here!
Hey, im just realizing that next month is October, so if there are suggestions for a spooky story, let me know! Or I have a Halloween story if not.
1 year
We are getting close to October so if anyone would like to volunteer a story, please wave or DM me. I don’t see any reason why we couldn’t do something longer if someone has a longer story to contribute.
And if any of the folks who have contributed to the story clubs (authors or commenters) would like to plug a project they’re working on, feel free.
1 year
All I can see is my enormous “World’s Greatest Lover” championship belt.
1 year
So some big changes to the algorithm! (I guess my complaint broke the website the other day. Sorry about that)
So it looks like the weighting goes: premium stories (heavily weighted), then how recent it is, and then some balance of likes/comments/views, right?
Is this where the team would like it to be, or is it still WIP?
1 year
Thought we were getting some McGuire twins at first!
1 year
Otacon0205:
Or Michael Crichton, coming soon “Jurassic Fatties”
Or a remake of Sphere.
1 year
I’ve never read a Clive Cussler book, but if I wanted someone to get fat on a submarine, he’s the guy I’d turn to.
1 year
Otacon0205:
Stephen King. He would be able to create such a great feederism horror story with amazing twists. Imagine a story like IT where kids throughout history are kidnapped by Pennywise just to be feed beyond recognition and re introduced to their family years later as humongous blobs.
Every snack would have 1,999 calories.
1 year
I think Updike would do a pretty good job with it. I like how gets inside a character‘s head and shines the flashlight into the corners.
1 year
ForeverFFA:
Also, I know that fiction doesn't have to be realistic, but I would have expected more initial distress or at least tension with their sudden lifestyle shift, especially if they had invested so much effort in being fit and eating healthily beforehand.
I think this is a great point, and I know that for some people, some of the gratification of WG fiction is not having to read negativity about weight gain or body image, even if in reality people might have a range of emotions. Even a realistic story should be an escape from the negativity of reality, right? Personally, I tend to put a little more conflict in there (or a lot of conflict), which feels true to me, but I can see both sides.
2 years
