Haaaahaha well a mama's gotta eat!

I had someone on here pretend to be extremely affected by My hypnosis and became... overly attached to Me and the fantasy she was building without my consent, while still involving Me because I felt guilty about "accidentally affecting her".

I was relatively new to creating hypnosis content at the time, and didn't know what to do.

Nowadays I'd know how to set boundaries better, but this was one encounter I sometimes have to remind Myself was not as intense as it felt at the time to Me.

I *love* all of this for you.

I feel like - even though I'm sure it came with its own struggles - it was very different than My own experience.

I mean, we can have differing opinions, friend.

I have My experiences and My education, My exposures and My interactions...

You may have different opinions, but I don't need to bring forth anything more than My opinion here, baseless speculation via anecdotes are kinda the point of my post.



It's interesting to hear that you don't think that teenage rebellion isn't a systemic feature of human development. Do you have sources for this assertion? I mean, since you asked Me for Mine...



To be clear, when I say "rebellion" I don't necessarily mean "I'm gonna go out and do all the drugz", it can be something like "Mom told me to shower now and so I'm gonna push it off an hour"

Like, that's rebellion too, doing something in spite of the person.

It is normal and important, within a child's developmental years, to learn how to question and disobey authority figures, and teenage rebellion is when that is really learned.

But I'd love to hear your take at this point.

I'm sorry that you've been through rough times...

There's a difference between doing different to what your parents say versus "rebelling".

Yes, if the parents are abusive pieces of shit, then yeah, don't do what they say.

But re "rebelling", it's its own thing, imo, and should be grown out of once you reach young adulthood

I swear the vore fetish comes along with a humiliation fetish for most of these folks

I've noticed something and I wonder if this'll resonate with some people:

There are multiple approaches to being a feedee, of course, but I've noticed a certain... desperation in many people, and I wanted to discuss it a bit.

There's something to rebelling against what you were taught, duh


The thing is, if you're doing the thing you're doing in spite of someone, you're still doing it because of them, you know?

It's like going through childhood-teens-young adulthood-adulthood.

As a child, you worry about what people think and listen to your parents.



As a teen, you "don't care" about what people think (aka you care a lot but you huff and pretend you don't), and you rebel against your parents, doing exactly the opposite of what they want.

As a young adult, you start finding yourself and your self-worth, figuring out what *you* want to do and why, even as you're still feeling the shame/guilt and other complex emotions. Your feelings of rebellion to your parents probably ease, but it's more like you admit they were right and figure out between the two where to balance the listening/rebellion scale.

And as an adult, hopefully, you find your way to accepting that others have opinions of you that truly do not matter or affect you in any way, nor can you affect them. You also start realizing that your parents are just people going through life their first time too.



This idea, I feel, applies to a lot of feedees.

People join the feederism community with a *desperation* and an almost feral need to be fat.

I don't think that's the point at all, though. I think the point is to enjoy yourself and *truly* not let others' opinions affect you.

You are your own person for your own reasons. Don't let others dictate your life, regardless of the direction.

The only reason why I don't think I'll do this one is because $$$$ I think people should stay mindful of their purchases lol

Otherwise it would be *really* hot to have the listener just. Find more food in their house and not know where it came from.

✨✨✨✨ Like something beyond your control and barely within your awareness?

Did you mean to post an empty response?