Lmao I know about Pigverse. I used to be a part of it (Bombshell and Big Tech were supposed to be besties with Pigwoman and Darkwolf), but me and the group went our separate ways right when my last relationship started to destabilize. Anyway, I'm glad I'm gone, because my ex was also a Pigverse writer and I found out he was slipping sodium citrate into my food behind my back to make me bloat up/gain weight, and I don't want to talk to anyone my ex talks to. I do keep an eye on the stories though, but I only like to read complete stories because I like to binge them all at once. (Maybe I have a bit of a feedee side after all, but I'm a glutton for books and Netflix instead of food haha).

(And I do keep an eye on bcain's work and read it as it's posted, but they're a rare exception and a favorite writer of mine.)

Anyway, I liked the first Pigwoman, and that's complete. I was reading the sequel but I got turned off when Pigwoman got stuck in the shower and Darkwolf didn't hear her struggling in there and come help her. If I heard my 600-lb superhero GF struggling in the bathroom I'd run in there and go help her. If, ya know, I lived in a world where The Hunger was a real superpower.

Haiiiii!

I love fit bimbo to chubby nerd transformation!

Sounds like you've realized there are some members of the community who only read for the gaining content.

But ask yourself, would you rather be everyone's cup of tea, or a treasured few's favorite shot of whiskey?

If you're financially motivated it might benefit you to keep things more mainstream, but if you write from personal experience and from the heart, you'll reach a readership who understands you, and trust me, they'll give you more in-depth feedback than "omg hot story". I have a niche audience myself even in feedist circles but once in a while I'll get a heartfelt letter in my inbox from someone who related to one of my characters on a personal level and that's why I do it.

For me it's more a matter of not enjoying the sensation of being overfull. I live with two feedees and they love it, they eat big meals at a time but I prefer to snack throughout the day. If and when my metabolism craps out it'll be okay, I'm almost 30 now and definitely no longer have the body I did at 20, but my attitude towards my own body is one of self-acceptance rather than horniness, if that makes any sense.

If she doesn't want to feel full but does want to gain I'd say maltodextrin is your best friend. It's what bodybuilders use to bulk bit if you're not exercising you will gain weight in fat and you can buy it cheap on the internet. If she doesn't like to feel full but does want to do shakes I'd recommend throwing a spoonful in the blender along with some nondairy milk and ice cream (which feel less heavy in the stomach than regular milk and ice cream) along with a flavoring of her choice (fruit juice, chocolate syrup, etc.)

Nix this idea if she has a gluten allergy though as a lot of the malto on the market is derived from wheat.

I love this story, I'm so excited!

It might just be a personal thing.

I have problems with my vision, problems with my attention span, and I'm autistic.

Ans somehow when I'm working with a bold obnoxious font it makes me think twice about my writing, engages my attention, and all of the sudden I can see.

Are you comfortable with him touching/praising your body? If so perhaps you two can find a middle ground of him worshipping/cuddling/groping you without you engaging in the stuffing/overeating/gaining aspect of this kink. Another thing you two might be interested in is role play, if he really wants to engage his feeder side maybe y'all can dirty talk about it in the heat of the moment with the understanding that it's just a fantasy.

I do everything on Google docs, and--y'all are gonna think I'm crazy when I tell you this--but if you're ever having writers block, change the font to Comic Sans. Every time I use this trick I suddenly get super productive.