jaydigity wrote:
Now, in this world, Binge eating disorder is basically stuffing. Except stuffers get aroused and people with a disorder unhappy, correct?
Pretty much. Binge eaters want to stop and can't. Stuffers either don't mind gaining or just stuff occasionally so they don't gain.
And it's possible to be both...you get off on stuffing and gaining, and want to stop but can't. Actually if overeating is erotic it can be even harder to stop.
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eve wrote:
Probably the majority of people that will pass it, either can't get onto their hands and knees due to the pressure on the knees being so painful and if they can, it's very difficult or impossible for them to get back up again.
Yeah, I'd say if you are so big that you're afraid to take this test, you pass!
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crescit_eundo81 wrote:Awesome drawing, really liked it
Is there anymore of these drawings?
The "Cartoon of the Day" on my site changes periodically, rotating among about 50 cartoons.
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BlimpCityF wrote:
It would frustrate me too, until I started snacking on cookies, ice cream, cake slices would help me push and stretch farther as they felt lighter so I could hold more inside.
Ah, so it's less of a problem as you build your appetite? Interesting. Anyone else find that?
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Do you ever get really full and have to stop eating--and feel impatient to get hungry again so you can eat more?
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allmixedup wrote:
What I do is wake up in the middle of the night to feed. It just happens naturally for me. Instead of ignoring the hunger I now keep food on my nightstand, so I don't have to walk to the fridge. It's really made me pack on the pounds.
You don't sound mixed up at all!
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One of my favorite cartoons:
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I always thought a t-shirt with the flying food image (background image for my site) would be a good ice-breaker.
"Nice t-shirt...I think I may have seen that pattern on line somewhere."
"Yes, I think I have too...where did you see it?"
At the same time, the wearer has deniability if for some reason he/she doesn't want to get into it at that moment:
"Really? I don't know, I just like the shirt. It was a gift."
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My favorite example:
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