I can't think of a time I wasn't turned on writing feedist fic, even if the fic contained plot elements I wouldn't be okay with in real life (such as captivity, drugged food, etc.) Just thinking of descriptions for fat, bellies and weight gain gets me going.

1. How long have you been writing?

For about 11 years when it comes to feedist stories, but a little longer for fiction in general. There was always this impulse I had to put my WG fantasies onto paper, but for a while I was too shy and would hide it under a blanket of "It's hurt-comfort! He's lost too much weight and she's nursing him back to health!" Then when I was 20 I discovered Alittlepudge-neverhurtnobody on Tumblr and got inspired to just go for it.

2. What genre would you say you write?

I think I'm a satirist. I've done a few different genres (slice of life, superhero, heist, right now I'm working on a courtroom procedural), but I think all my work kind of has this habit of calling out both systemic and internalized fatphobia and kind of casting it in this ridiculous light?

3. Have you taken classes or received instruction for creative writing? What did you enjoy, and what did you dislike?

I took several classes at the university level on creative writing. I had some great professors, but it annoyed me whenever some of the men in my classes/workshops would mistakenly read a misandrist intent into my stories when really I was just going for femdomme vibes.

4. What are some of your favorite writing reference books?

Write Your Novel from the Middle by James Scott Bell

5. What do you think is the biggest problem you need help with in your writing?

Have you read me? I'm pretentious as heck. I need to learn that sometimes the curtains were just blue.

6. What are your writing goals for the next 12 months?

Incorporate more kinks. I'm on a mission to collect them all.

I've already found my sweetheart, but if I had to determine everything about my ideal feedee:

-They could be a man or a woman, ideally with floofy hair that's as soft and fun to play with as the rest of them
-They would submit to me, but less in the "I'm the boss of them" way and more in the "they trust me with everything" way. They'd try any food I put in front of them knowing if they turned out not liking it I'd put it up and get them something they'll like better
-They'd be intelligent and have a nerdy sit-down hobby like gaming, chess, or DnD
-Whenever I felt like getting it on I could get them in the mood by bringing them a snack or fondling their fat
-They'd get turned on out of their mind by me keeping track of their weight, measurements, calorie requirements, etc

In addition to the above, make sure you're still hydrating with water. A lot of times a headache is due to being not sufficiently hydrated, and sweet/sugary drinks and sodas DO hydrate you--like, if there's nothing else to drink, it's better to drink a soda than drink nothing--but getting enough water goes a long way.

I'm interested, and I actually just started outlining something that I had planned to make a premium story here but if it would suit the anthology I'd be down!

The premise is that a married, mutual gaining couple is looking to expand their repertoire and they decide to start creating content. After gaining some popularity online, they film a video of the cheesy "pizza delivery" variety where the husband takes the role of the delivery guy ("I see the store took my instructions to heart when I told them to send their sexiest delivery boy!" and the wife is the "customer" waiting at home alone ("Oh, no, no party, it's just me...but if you want, you can come in and help me eat it..."

Pretty basic, for me, but since it's a short story, I wanted to focus more on the intimacy and sensuality rather than, you know...the hijinks.

I have a lot of work up on here but most of it is long form/genre focused. My last big project started with a coterie of supervillains breaking into a top-secret government facility, but I mean, it's a good sample for proof that I can write. This one would be a fluffy one, though, pinky swear.

Omg I'd love to see fat Taylor at Subway.

Full disclosure, I don't really like Subway, I think the food is super disappointing, the service is trash, and if they discontinued an item they really need to update the signage. Maybe it'just the locations near me, but I literally only go there when my feedee wants something and I have never left the store happy. I can just see a hungry fat Taylor stopping in there because she needs something to eat immediately, only to run into a million inconveniences, and she still stuffs her face with the sandwich, but the world wakes up the next morning to a new single about how this restaurant has burnt her heart to a crisp XP

Extremely. More important than literary artistry and almost more important than the gaining itself. Anyone can also together an anonymous fantasy, but what grips me is a compelling protagonist and a genuinely unique idea.

Not so much a recipe as a method of cooking, but if you assemble the burger and then butter the pan and grill each side of the burger in the butter/meat juice/seasonings, it gives the outside of the bun a very nice crisp and warmth that you won't get in a restaurant. It's my family's tradition, though both my dad and grandpa would butter the buns instead? I prefer to butter the pan because I think it gives the bun a more even coating. I've given up meat but I still cook my veggie burgers this way.

That's pretty much my process; I'm just not good with shading or anatomy.

Unpopular take, but the plagiarism aspect isn't even what turns me off about AI writing; it's the sanitization. Human authors plagiarize off each other all the time; it's Marvel and DC's favorite thing to do. But Human authors have their own quirks; I like to think people are like, "There goes stevita again thinking 'semidarkness' is a word, and whoopdidoo, one of her characters ate out someone'a bellybutton" whether that's a good or a bad thing. AI just doesn't know how to do the kinky dirty fun stuff, you know? And reading a million self-affirmation journeys written by a robot gets hella boring.

That said, I use AI foe my covers, but the covers aren't what you're supposed to pay attention to, and I'd commission art if I could afford it.