Catalinacataline:
The truth is, sometimes I feel distrustful of my body because of my mother, she always tells me that I am very fat and it depresses me that she says those things to me, so I get depressed and start to eat more. Sometimes I say that I am going to go to the gym but I never do. I do and well of the rest when I do not receive complaints from my mother I feel good with my body and I like it and I accept myself as The worst thing is that I'm like this because of my own mother. When I was little, I was very skinny, I didn't gain weight, I hardly ate. My mother started giving me vitamins, so now I wouldn't stop eating, I stopped the pills and I kept eating and didn't stop until now. ..

Fivv:
Just thought I’d ask some dumb questions I always find interesting to discuss. What are peoples favourite heroes and villains of fiction. Also if you were in a piece of fiction what role do you think you’d play?

SSBBW Summer:
It's my birthday tomorrow... I would say I can't wait to pig out but I do that everyday. 😈

I'll just have to stuff like I've never stuffed before! ❤

JohnnyRocket:
I was talking to a woman on a regular dating site this one time. And her username was overtly feedist related. So we're talking. I don't bring anything up. And then she goes, "oh, btw. Just so you know I'm not into that. It's actually a band name."

And it was.

Falcor:
What is hotter, seeing your partner’s body changes over time or seeing how your body changes?

JohnnyRocket:
There's a shirt that says, "Feed me and tell me I'm pretty".

Grazeguzzlegorge:
I don’t have a specific code word as such but I do have phrases and behaviours that may signal being a feedist. These include:

1) Expressing a love of food in a vanilla-ish foodie manner.

2) Owning the fact I can be a glutton and have to hold myself back when around food I enjoy (one of the great joys of feedism is to forgo this restriction).

3) Not be concerned around weight gain. If it’s a choice between enjoying delicious food or having a slimmer figure then food wins every time.

Ilovebeingobese:
Recently I went to a spa type place with outdoor hot tubs and saunas. I wore tight swim shorts and let my belly hang out in all its glory. I rubbed my belly, jiggled it, did everything I could to emphasize its size. Hoping I would get at least one comment. And honestly. Nobody cared. No dirty looks no comments no whispers. Nothing. Take from that what you will. Maybe it will help you feel more confident.
I was kind of sad lol.

Fireduct:
There was a time last year where I was really focused on gaining. Did heavy cream and everything. I put on about 20lbs in a few months. I eventually dialed it down and stabilized at that weight. Whats weird is that I only started to get stretch marks months after my weight gain. Is that typical? I understand stretch marks can come from rapid weight gain, but even months after i stopped gaining?

Also been having a whole bunch all over from thighs, to love handles, to under belly, and even under my arm all ranging in different colors and sizes. But weirdly enough the only ones that hurt are the ones on my bicep. Do stretch marks hurt for other people as well?

Fireduct:
Ive been on the site for while but idk if I missed the memo or something. Is there some kind of codeword to tell if someone is also part of this community in public? Or do people just blatantly ask “hey are you into feederism?” Or instead just wear a shirt that says feedee lol and wait to see who recognizes the word?