Morbidly A Beast:
P. S Isn't WooPlus a thing? (just remembered it but isn't available in my country)
i am biased, because i met my current partner on wooplus.

but it's not a social media platform - it's a dating app. yes, it has all the flaws that all of the other dating apps have, so your mileage will vary (heavily!) depending on how you interact with these things. i am surprised as anyone that it worked for me, lol.
7 months
there is still a dimension forum - they also have a forum devoted to stories. it doesn't seem to be quite as active as ff, though.
7 months
ILuvChubbyChix:
If you are referring to my post, I reread it twice and I don't see where I was being derogatory against plus size women?
That was certainly not my intent.
i just re-read your post, and i fail to see anything derogatory in it.
your descriptions of discovering the dimensions website mirror my own, as a fat admirer at the time. i was a fit young man, so i didn't suffer in the way that plus-sized people did, but the stigma towards fat people was so strong then that even admitting you found a fat person attractive was seen as radical. preferring fat over thin seemed insane! i didn't know anyone who was attracted to fat people like i was, so dimensions really did give me that same feeling of, "oh wow, i am not totally alone and a complete misfit!"
7 months
Dreamcrowblackdream:
I’ve been thinking of telling my story on here but not sure which forum or if it would be appropriate for the story section (is it fiction only?).
great to see another veteran of the dial-up days of feedism!

i think the story section is perfect, the non-fiction stories people have posted there are among some of my favorites.
7 months
Kitsune:
I understand the frustration but please refrain from using that degotary word against women. It's hypocritical when you were advocating for plus size women yet you use language that is frowned upon these days.
Sadly, we live in a patriarchy and this website has a ton of sexism so I shouldn't be too shocked. Just disappointmented that a moderator would say something like that.
i am not sure what this is referring to? did the offsensive comment get deleted?
7 months
Kitsune:
It'll be nice if there was a convention for BHM and FFA but I guess we are in the minority.
fatcon is for all genders. there have been bhm keynote speakers and guest in the past. they are the minority, but that is understandable given the body positivity focus (as opposed to feedism). fat men tend to have far less stigma associated with them than women amongst "normies."
7 months
Letters And Numbers:
None of us need to assume this story is real, either. We can all go on with our lives without fighting over a fake story.
if you look at this new user's profile, and then see this post - i would suggest you are correct, it's not real. this is an anonymous troll trying to be taboo.
8 months
Munchies:
FF is not a dating site. Yes, you can find love here. But it's much the same as you can find love at a farmer's market or a bowling alley.
this is the best explanation i have read yet of the difference between fetish vs dating platforms!

also keep in mind that if you find someone you are compatible with in a lot of ways, they may come to understand and appreciate your kink, even if they don't share it. my partner didn't even know what feedism was, but we dating because she is into fat guys. i introduced her to this kind of stuff - very gradually! - and over time she found the ways in which it appealed to her.
so not all feedees/feeders are born, some of them transition over time. just don't ram it down someone's throat, let them see what resonates with them.
8 months
Munchies:
I celebrated Trans Visibility Day the way I do every year - staring at my trans loved ones. This joke will never die.
lol, the first year i heard of this, i said to my partner em, "it's... kind of an awkward name, isn't it?"
whatever - trans people are just people, and as that famous roman philosopher once said, "love 'em all, and let cupid sort them out"
8 months