Stomach stretching capacity ?

Flantasy Flan:
Get in the zone. Rupture zone.


This better be a joke,
1 week

Stomach stretching capacity ?

The***teen:
I have been able to chug 2 liters of chocolate back to back for some time now.
It leaves me painfully full, and it honestly makes me feel so good, even thou it hurts 😅
I want to know if its possible to stretch my stomach even more, i want to be able to chug 3 liters in one go 😍
Is that stretching it to much or ?



The max possible for most stomachs, and I do mean the max, is 4liters and that is pushing it to the rupturing risk, I highly recommended you do not try exceeding 3 liters as that's still in the rupturing zone
1 week

I'm retiring!

Gordonfatman:
Finally, someone says it. It's the sad reality of this fetish, and it's a common rule: fat women don't like fat men, or non-fat feeder women don't like fat men. This fetish is for women or gay men. The girls here are just promoting their Patreon or their OF, or they're not looking for anything serious, not even friendship. I think a real-life relationship is better. I like it here because of some of the blogs that are posted, but not for relationships.

Cockyjerry:
you have said the actual truth (hard though it is for most men here to accept it)



It's far from the truth very very very far, try treating them with respect and such, you would be surprised
3 weeks

I'm retiring!

Gordonfatman:
Finally, someone says it. It's the sad reality of this fetish, and it's a common rule: fat women don't like fat men, or non-fat feeder women don't like fat men. This fetish is for women or gay men.



This could not be more wrong,

There are Fat women who like fat man, there are none feeder women who like fat man,

Women do not like entitled toxic men, in general,
4 weeks

Unexpected stomach contraction or spasm while stuffing

Fatgirlbelly:
I put this into Chat GPT, the response is too long to post here but it’s worth you doing that to get an idea. I would give the stuffing a break for a few weeks to give your body time to reset.

One of the responses was - A protective response after extreme overeating history

If someone repeatedly eats far beyond normal physiological capacity (e.g., 5 kg), the body can eventually develop:
• A “shut-off” response
• Muscle guarding (tightening to prevent further distension)
• Anxiety as an automatic protective reflex

This can happen even before physical fullness, because the body becomes conditioned to avoid harm.

Hope this helps



Dont ever, ever use AI for any kind of advice ever,

AI, is notorious for being wrong and/or giving dangerous, even deadly health advice, just don't.
1 month

Daily heavy cream for a month encouragement/teasing

BrainwashedPiggy:
Follow me as I begin my fattening journey starting off with a month of daily 3200 calorie servings of heavy cream right down my eager throat. Knowing my love for this community and my impatience I'll probably double my intake to 6400 to make sure that this soon to be piggy stays committed in ruining themselves. Encourage/humiliate me all you want! It'll only make me fatter😉


This is genuinely a bad idea
And will be unpleasant
2 months

Diet - heavy cream

Tightpants:
The heavy cream diet works so well!

Cur1ous:
I should do it !



If you do, keep In mind it doesn't work well, (people are exaggerating,) your diet needs to be mostly other stuff, it will skyrocket your cholesterol, it's basically butter, it mostly works as a calorie booster, don't use it for the majority of your calories, only to boost it up if you don't make the calories goal,
2 months

[24m] struggling with feederism and partner’s [24f] weight loss – need advice

I Am Uo:
Actually antisocial psychopaths are the most dangerous, and i asked because you bring it up a lot,

Enas:
I get the sense you didn't research that before you wrote it.

Antisocial psychopaths, specifically, are very obvious to spot because antisocial behavior is unmasked! Meaning, you can at least know to avoid being with them, or placing them in positions of power. Narcissists on the other hand almost always mask their behavior, and they do that very well, so its very hard to spot them, and thus handle them apropriately. Especially so if people are not trained to recognize narcissistic traits. (Which most people do not)


Last thing I'm saying to not derail this guys post,
Manipulation, does not equal dangerous, psychopaths are violent, now let's leave it at that so this can get back on topic
3 months
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