Dunnowhatimdoinglol123:
do you think it's called fantasy feeder because it's our fantasy to be feeders/feedees? or is it because it is feeding our fantasies?

Arame:
What does asmr mean?

JN_TumLover56:
ASMR means “Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response” it’s often a static-like tingling sensation to help you ease a bit to relax. Think of those Oddly Satisfying videos, but instead it’s often from sounds like whispering or some kind of soft thunking on an object or the microphone itself.

Arame:
Yo homie, I STILL don’t know what you talking about Lol. But I appreciate the information. Just never heard of it 😅

Kitsune:
Meh, I personally think FF is toxic but I mainly stay because I know some good friends on here. I prefer Dimensions even though you unfortunately have to pay for a membership to chat in the community.

JN_TumLover56:
There are some definitely some real bad apples. But there’s also some good ones too, and I’m lucky to have met some. You’ll definitely have to use your smarts and intuition to navigate any particular community really.

Kitsune:
I agree although I just have a preference for websites that have a smaller userbase and traditional UI that isn't inspired by the current social media/Corporate Memphis style.

Just from my personal experience I have many stories to tell regarding bad memories on Fantasy Feeder. I won't deny I had bad memories on Dims too but most of them happened on here. Someday I write a DM about them to you and Arame.

Edit: I am not ashamed to admit FF's UI is bad.

Kitsune:
Meh, I personally think FF is toxic but I mainly stay because I know some good friends on here. I prefer Dimensions even though you unfortunately have to pay for a membership to chat in the community.

Wolffeeder:
There was an asmr channel on Youtube where she would drink coke and mentos for instance, and record the noises, but I don't remember the name.

Arame:
What does asmr mean?

Malvineous:
So what do you think about all this? And are there any other foods you're curious about?

JN_TumLover56:
This is definitely an interesting read, but I am a little confused about the CPD.

Let’s say that something that has a CPD of 50, does that mean I gotta pay $50 or maybe $0.50 on a certain grocery?? If that’s the case no wonder why people are so concerned about shopping for groceries on the news. 😅

Either way I’d like an explanation for that. Thanks!

ILuvChubbyChix:
CPD - Calories Per Dollar.

If a cookie has 150 calories and costs $3 from somewhere, the math is 150 / $3 -> 50 / $1, or 50 CPD. Most would consider this very expensive.

Imagine a box of cheese sandwich crackers, that contains 16 packages. Each package is considered a serving, 200 calories each. That means the entire package supposedly has 3,200 calories, because 16 * 200 = 3,200. Then suppose the package costs $6. 3,200 / $6 -> ~533.33 / $1, or ~533 CPD.

I hope this helps.

Malvineous:
The upshot of this is that let's say you have a budget of $18 for a snack. If you spend it all on cookies, you'd get a total of 900 calories. But if you spend it on the crackers instead, you'd get 9,600 calories and a much better stuffing for the same money.

Malvineous:
So what do you think about all this? And are there any other foods you're curious about?