foxglove wrote:
Doesn't really count as feeding, but in Episode 2 of the new series (4) of Homeland, Peter Quinn (played by Rupert Friend) has an epic scene where he has sex with a fat girl and then in the morning they go for breakfast... where he appears to be mainly watching her eat.
I don't think violence is appropriate in response to fat-shaming, but I enjoyed that scene anyway.
11 years
checkthisout1212 wrote:
Has anyone else planned something like this, or enacted something along these lines.
I haven't heard of this, but it sounds like a good idea. For many, getting started is the hardest part. Not having any distractions could be good.
11 years
I think you can ask for videos of whatever you want--just be careful that he doesn't get the impression that you're more into the fetish than into him.
11 years
I know bigger people tend to eat more often...out of curiousity:
1. How much do you weigh?
2. What's the longest you usually go without eating? (Not counting sleep time)
11 years
Cutting back on food, losing weight, and then overeating can cause a yo-yo effect where you gain back more than you lost.
Has anyone tried this as a way to gain? How did it work out? Would you recommend it?
11 years
curiousgainer12 wrote:
I'm scared of what people will actually think.
What are they going to think that worries you?
11 years
Jerry Falwell was a pretty fat guy...I reckon he knew at least one glutton and saw him in the mirror every day.
11 years
ds72145 wrote:
ok so any input on the size or weight if BMI is not a good indicator?
Supposedly body fat percentage is better, but you have to have a special machine that weighs you underwater.
For women, 32% or more body fat is "obese". For men it's 25%.
(Given this fact I find it odd that BMI scores are not graded differently for women)
more info:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_fat_percentage
11 years
I think men who want comments from other men probably just go to grommr.
11 years
Some people view a fat belly as a mark of shame, a sign that you're lazy or undisciplined.
But if you gain that weight on purpose, it just means that you love to eat, and that you're brave enough and strong enough to defy society to do what you love. That belly is a sign of courage. Be proud of it. And know that I, for one, admire you for it.
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