Feabie has: Replying to comments is not possible; only liking them is, Server crashes are frequent, Status likes on Feabie.com do not show up on notification, which bars you from knowing the responses of people. Too many notifications and constant reminders may be irritating. There's a lot of sex workers on there, as well as girls asking' for food or content. Popular mainly in the USA. Limited search possibilities for the free members. victimization, politics, activism, and mental illness. The ladies can be real mean to the fellas and the mods aren't doing' nothing' bout it. But if a guy says something' bad about a lady, boom, seven-day ban.
2 months
www.grokio.com/ This gets extreme feabie is a part of the grokio community. The FAQ frequently asked questions about grokioa is defunct and not functional. Hmmm… can't reach this page
support.grokiolabs.com’s server IP address could not be found.
Try:
Checking the connection
Checking the proxy, firewall, and DNS settings ---Also none of the sites support vpn To be continued....
2 months
Reflection Of Perfection:
No. This will never be like Feabie.
Notice nobody from the cliques on there are here? They'd get torn to shreds for pushing their rhetoric on here...and they know it too.
Plus Feabie allows this which is a rule on Fantasy Feeder. Feabie allows porn and has a tab which give people click on called "personal pictures". 6. No pornography
A degree of nudity is allowed on this site, but only if it's tastefully done. Photographs of bare breasts and buttocks are permitted, but no hardcore pornography, erections (clothed or otherwise), masturbation (real or implied), or exposed pubic areas.--Feabie allows pictures, but you request permission from the members. Feabie is like
2 months
Gushloader:
Idk, I'm not as active in the community as I used to be but here are some thoughts:
1. Only dating sites I ever experienced is FF and Feabie, on both there are desperate people, men desperate for women, women desperate for money, this creates a vicious circle. Solving this is not easy, unless we cut down on dating entirely and try to foster a community.
2. Message limits: I always found this stupid: do we want members to communicate or not? How many of you had someone they wanted to contact but couldn't because limits?.
Yes, message limits are limited and Feabie response to messaging it to ban people, In a lot of ways Feabie is hypocritical and has double standards since they do have a section for personal pictures aka porn
2 months
Beachside Farmer:
Over the past few years I've seen a gradual decline of people making connections and seen a larger uptick of connections only with paid benefits. More catfish/scammers/bots/hopeful models have joined recently more than ever before.
It seems like the site changes at will, randomly, and the community is no longer being taken into consideration for what kind of changes should come to this site.
These were big red flag downfalls for feabie and now we see what has occurred to that site today. A shell of its former self.
So are we there? What do we need to do to improve this space?
I pointed this out on Feabie and was banned from it. Apparently Grommer doesn't like criticism
2 months
I block people and they can't respond to me
2 months
The human mind is a fascinating realm, with every individual having unique desires and fetishes. Feederism, like many other fetishes, can be rooted in various psychological triggers or experiences. For some, the act of feeding or being fed might relate to care, nurture, or dominance. For others, it might be about bodily changes and the appreciation of larger body types.
A study conducted in 2018 by the Journal of Sex Research indicated that feederism might sometimes be linked to attachment styles. Individuals with anxious attachment might be drawn to the act of feeding or being fed as a form of validation or security.
However, like every psychological interpretation, this doesn't imply that every person involved in feederism has attachment issues. Fetish practices are multi-dimensional and can't be pigeonholed into a single explanation.
2 months
Overeating making me sick
2 months
Facebook restricts free speech----This is exactly how big tech wants it too. We're no longer people on the internet, we are products for Google, Facebook, Amazon, etc. to mine for data. The early days of the internet were like the open range period, and just like that it changed forever when everything was fenced in.
Arne The Viking:
I think the problem being described here reaches far beyond this website. Over the past two decades, digital technology has fundamentally reshaped how we relate to one another online. Facebook is the archetypal example. It began as a reliable way to stay connected with friends, near and far. Now it often feels oddly hollow, with little in the way of genuine conversation beyond one or two stalwart voices in most people’s feeds.
I’m no social scientist, just an observer, but it does feel as though the surge of Web 2.0 hit its high water mark more than a decade ago and has been receding evebyr since. Much of that shift seems tied to the pull of profit, as the priorities of a handful of platforms have come to shape the tone and structure of online interaction itself.
SnM4BDSMinFL:
This. Twenty years ago this site was mostly about people trying to make connections and also had a group focused around plus sized modeling. I don't think "online feeding" was as much of a thing as buying content was since we didn't have the tools for live streaming or door dashing as we do now and sending money to strangers on the internet was far more risky. So there was always a business side, but in the wild west days of the internet, many people were trying to connect with like-minded individuals they couldn't find IRL.
Nowadays? Lots of people expect relationships to be transactional. Folks don't have hobbies, we have side hustles. Friendships have been replaced with follows. Communities are fragmented into echo chambers and filter bubbles. Quality of life is unafordable but we can pay $60 to have a stranger deliver some lukewarm hamburgers. We can talk to anyone anywhere yet we trust nobody, suspect everyone, and are more alone than ever.
This is exactly how big tech wants it too. We're no longer people on the internet, we are products for Google, Facebook, Amazon, etc. to mine for data. The early days of the internet were like the open range period, and just like that it changed forever when everything was fenced in.
I can't hate people for doing what they do here. Life is rough, money is hard to.come by, and I don't have any solutions to offer. Just kinda sad to see tech that brought the world together flipped to turn us all into isolated consumer drones.
2 months
Messaging limits causes problems, the FF team want ppl to buy memberships to keep the site going
Gushloader:
Idk, I'm not as active in the community as I used to be but here are some thoughts:
1. Only dating sites I ever experienced is FF and Feabie, on both there are desperate people, men desperate for women, women desperate for money, this creates a vicious circle. Solving this is not easy, unless we cut down on dating entirely and try to foster a community.
2. Message limits: I always found this stupid: do we want members to communicate or not? How many of you had someone they wanted to contact but couldn't because limits?.
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