I love eggnog. It is so easy to drink and before you know it you are consuming about 3k calories a day or more with it .

fat and proud
You may or may not be a gainer, but you do identify with the gaining community and love being around it, simply because how open and accepting they are about bigger people as opposed to the rest of the world. You enjoy the attention from all the chasers and admirers and you love how sexy you are to them. You may not be really into gaining as a kink but you're open minded enough to try being fed or even gain a few pounds for the right person, as long as it feels good to you. Because eventually you're the one who's in charge of your own body and self image

I was 5 years old and underweight with a B belly, It is 100% genetics. There is nothing that can make you have a B Belly. It is 100% the way your fat sits, most of the time i was told it was tied with lipedema, or at least i have lipedema.

Here is me underweight with one, if you have a little top there regardless of weight, you will later develop a larger one if you gain, if not you will have a normal tummy .

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1. Been fed IRL
No

2. Ate myself to sleep
No

3. Had sex while being fed at the same time
No

4. Stolen food because I'm just a piggy
In school when my parents didnt feed me, so yes but not because im fat.

5. Been called a fat name in public
Yes

6. Had a stranger pat or poke my belly
No

7. Been fatter than my current weight
No

8. Ripped clothes or popped a button
No

9. Broken furniture because of my weight
No

10. Seen an actual pig and got turned on
No

11. Fantasized about immobility
No

12. Ate until I threw up
Yes. A lot. I don't know my limits.

13. Got stuck somewhere because of my size
No

14. Posted nudes of myself online
Yes

15. Been fed online
Yes

16. Been told I need to lose weight by a family member
Yes

17. Had a partner who worshiped my fat
No

18. Started rubbing my belly in public
No

19. Been called a pig
Yes

20. Been weighed and measured by my partner
No

21. Been in a gaining competition with another gainer
No

100% agree. Feederism has helped me overcome an eating disorder and feeling food guilt for anything i intake. I dont do "stuffings' and eat when i am hungry now, but i am so so so much healthier, i even now have solid periods which i never had before.

It really does help mental health in more ways than people can fathom .

It is genetic. I was FIVE years old being starved because i had one by my parents. Guess who still had one despite being underweight? ME .

You cannot "Get rid of it" unless you are unweight ZERO fat almost on your body or you surgically remove it.

Corsetting I believe can sometimes help or make it worse and form new rolls.