I’ve recently have been diagnosed with autism and adhd.
3 years
I think a smooth belly is nice but I think belly rolls seem super cute. They're just fun to play with and hug. Girls with belly rolls just seem a lot more fun to cuddle.
3 years
AryaSnow:
it doesnt bother me if ppl arent pushy about it
I agree
4 years
ILuvChubbyChix:
It's a little tacky and it's almost like begging. I'm not inclined to get something for anyone I have never met in person. Maybe if you've been a friend of mine for a long time, but I don't need a wish list for that. In that case I would likely already know what you want, or need.
That said, if you post only a link in your profile and nowhere else, *and* you don't ever ask folks to buy you stuff off of it, it's not too bad. It's there, someone might buy you something.. most likely not. Just don't be obnoxious.
I'm also not particularly thrilled about Amazon in particular, and I try to avoid using it but I digress and I don't wish to derail this thread off of the topic at hand; whether you should post a link to an Amazon wish list in your profile description. This opinion I have expressed would actually apply to any online wish list feature, Amazon or otherwise.
That's totally understandable and I very much agree that it can very much be begging.
4 years
c00kie:
I think it's fine for you to have a wishlist on your profile.. I personally don't and it's not something I would consider doing.
As long as there is no expectation that FF members have to purchase wishlist items in able to interact with you.. and that you don't promote your wishlist on forums and chat you're golden. There's nothing worse than when you think you've clicked with someone only to find out they have been grooming you to buy things for them, and have no genuine desire to talk with you.
That's true and I totally agree with you
4 years
BiggerIsAlwaysBetter:
Honestly I don't mind it. It's simply there if people wanna help out in feeding them or helping them gain. I know I've donated a couple of times to people I've liked in the past so it certainly works.
Also good to know. I've sometimes contemplated whether to make one. I've also thought of maybe gifting to some people (friends and stuff). I was curious because of heard of some people against them (not on here).
4 years
CarlyCCandy:
I don't have one and don't plan on making one or using Amazon because my uncle works for Amazon and he's homophobic and transphobic
That's fair.
4 years
I have a genuine question. What are your thoughts on Amazon wishlists? Especially when it comes to people on here adding wishlists to their profiles/forums or where ever they decide to put it. Like do you dislike it when someone has their wishlist displayed on their profile/anywhere? Do people use those? Do people sometimes purchase things on those? Like I'm curious because I've seen people with those and I wanna know if those work and what are people's thoughts.
4 years
abcdh:
I think this would be cool as well, pretty sure the site already has that data from the dating data form it would just have to make the sexuality part easier to see at a glance (maybe make it optional?)
I think making it optional would be a great idea!
4 years
Larson:
Is getting chubby fun to do? I don�t know if I should keep gaining or not. I�ve always imagined being chubby, but I�m having second thoughts and I could use some encouragement
Personally, I do think getting chubby is fun. I enjoy being bigger and I think I look cuter and more attractive. I love food and eating. I still try to maintain a healthy balance of junk food and healthy meals.
I think you should continue if you think you might like it. If not that's okay too. Maybe stay around a bit and gain like a few pounds to test out the waters. If you enjoy the few pounds then you'll get your answer. It also helps to talk to others and see what their experience was/is like.
4 years
