Can confirm that I am much more interested in and turned on by feedism than conventional sex, but I'm still working out how to label that. Great topic here.
3 days
Harleen Zaftig:
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...
Kbfawksy13:
Just to clarify, we said we do not think it exists, not that we think it doesn't exist. The difference is that being unconvinced of a proposition (we do not think it exists) is different from believing the opposite claim. (we think it does not exist.)
What you did here was called "shifting the burden of proof." You were asked to substantiate your claim, but instead of doing so you chose to shift the burden on us as if we are making the opposite claim.
We are not convinced this exists. We do not need a reason to be unconvinced. This isn't a reason, but to put it more simply: We have not heard an argument or seen data-driven analysis that substantiates the claim that it exists. Nor did you provide one. So we remain unconvinced.
This is not productive. OP started the first post with "I've noticed something" and proceeded to request input from others. Your subsequent request boils down to "Prove to me that you noticed it." You're starting your part of the conversation in bad faith, which leaves nowhere to go.
1 week
Harleen Zaftig:
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.
There's real wisdom in this. In the GLP-1 world, being fat is more punk rock than ever. There's an element of rebellion in the act, and that's cool. I'm here for it, but it really should be an aside, as would preferably be any form of rebellion or other desperation with roots in feedism. To the very fullest extent possible, within the scope of your control, you've gotta live and enjoy life. Whatever that looks like for you.
1 week
Are you intentionally gaining weight: Yes
Do you gain weight every year: Yes
Weight: 233lbs
Size: 2X shirts, pants vary considerably
Avg calories per day: Not sure, actually. Haven't really bothered to work that out. I often go for foods which are high calorie individually, but I don't calculate the sum total of everything in a day.
Avg # of meals per day: Usually 2 substantial meals and a lot of snacking.
Typical meals eaten on average day: Not all in the same day, but pizza, pasta, fast food, mexican, chinese, nuts and sweets are all in the rotation.
Exercise amount: Usually very little movement, but I'm recently working to get out and walk at least a couple of times a week to support my gain.
Laziness level: Aside from the above, I'm usually quite lazy physically unless there is a "have to" which requires significant activity. Very active and engaged mentally, however.
Relationship with food: Eating is more fun than it has ever been for me.
1 week
Not sure exactly how to describe it. There's some give. It's firmer toward the top, with more jiggle and wobble toward the bottom. I can't really suck it in anymore, though I still often try only to fail miserably.
2 weeks
Quiz Result:
The Ultimate gainer (the fat lover)
You are a gainer because you simply love fat, it is this deep inexplicable attachment to being fat that turns you on like nothing else does. You want to be as big as possible and probably have fantasies about being the fattest person on earth. You love how blubbery you get the more you grow fatter, you enjoy every little change you witness in your body from the way your belly jiggles when you get down the stairs, to how you get out of breath when you do anything to not being able to tie your shoes anymore. You are looking for someone to enjoy your growing journey with you and be as excited about your fat as you are.
2 weeks
Chuborange:
Life has caught up recently and I'm about a stone heavier than this time last year. Kinda crept up on me, I felt my belly getting bigger but just hopped on the scales and phwoar, I'm heavy!
And looking in the mirror, I'm feeling...voluptuous? Chubby? As well as the round belly, my boobs look great! They've really filled out. As have my hips and backside, I have that coke bottle shape I never really got when my hips were smaller. I was worried that a bigger tummy would destroy my waist but no, my hips are holding their own. My thighs have never been small, but now I can feel them smooshing together.
Need to size up to a 14, my size 12 stuff is not cutting it!
Congratulations on the gain! Wonderful to hear how excited you are about plumping up 😁
2 weeks
Oddly enough, I haven't given this much thought. I daydream about upper arm gains, thighs, hips, certainly belly. I don't really think about the moobs. A thick set of moobs really completes the lardass vibe, though, so I guess I should get excited for the future.
2 weeks
Mine have not after gaining 70+ pounds, but will report back if that changes.
2 weeks
I'm not sure that I would describe them as "warning" signs, as such a term implies that this 1) Could have been avoided, and 2) Is something which should have been avoided.
But yes. Various bits of television when I was very young which either activated something internally or brought attention to something already unknowingly activated. Many examples come to mind, but this is the one I always think of first, and I don't think I've ever seen it mentioned before.
tinytoons.fandom.com/wiki/Cinemaniacs!Note this paragraph from the synopsis:
"Superbabs goes after Wex by disguising herself as a television talk show host and questioning Wex. He reveals to her that he created a machine that reached out from space and through the drawing paper, grabbing a bottle of ink from the table and pouring it on the drawing that has Acme Ares on it. The talk show host then reveals herself as Superbabs to Wex, who tells her he knows her super weakness and pulls out a large carrot cake. She tries to resist at first, but gives in and eats one after another as Wex keeps giving them to her, laughing hysterically the entire time, until she is so obese she can barely move."
So...
Massive weight gain? Check. Overwhelming mobility impairment due to said massive weight gain? Check. Accompanying humiliation kink? Check.
That cartoon really stuck with me.
2 weeks
