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Team Dread's Gluttony

Hi! We're Team Dread, and this is Jackass our pinned post.

We are a system of 50-something members, and our origins are: “none of your business”. If those words mean nothing to you and you’re wondering if we share an account with our brother or something, this site might help with that. Anti-endos, keep out.

Our collective pronouns are they/them and we identify as nonbinary transmasc. Individual system members have their own pronouns and labels, but we don't put out a public list. You might start to recognize some names or faces in our art, though. If you have any questions about plurality, feel free to ask!

This is our 18+ kink sideblog, where we post a lot of feedist/WG content and a comparatively smaller amount of other stuff. Sometimes we post our own art. ('Team Dread' is not our actual system name, but a pen name of sorts that we use for WG art.)

Here's some links:

Art tag

Twitter

Bluesky

Comm sheet

In general, we're more active on Twitter than Bluesky.

And finally, know that we post content on here that some might describe as "Dead Dove: Do Not Eat". Some of our fantasies are a little fucked up (ex. fauxcest, fictional underage). If any of it bothers you, that's okay, the block button is right there.

jigglybellysoftheart

I ordered an obscure academic book about feedism from my school library and they got a hard copy instead of a pdf, so now I have to look the nice old librarian lady I'm kinda friends with in the eye while I get my fat sex book.....oops lmao

jigglybellysoftheart

Few people have asked for the info on this book so here it is! There are some p decent academic articles on it as well! Search Google scholar sometime for "feederism" 😄

"Feederism: eating, weight gain, and sexual pleasure". Charles, Kathy and Palkowski, Michael. Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire : Palgrave Macmillan, 2015.

jigglybellysoftheart

Update on this since so many have asked - I highly recommend it!

This book clearly takes the words of actual feedists and fat people into account, and represents the diverse community and forms that feedism can take. It also raises the inherent problems with feedism in a very respectful way that doesn't feel demonizing or like they're saying it needs to stop because of those things. That also isn't the point of the book, which I appreciated - all of the academic texts on feedism that I have read have focused on how feedism is men preying on fat girls, which is untrue in the vast majority of cases, and this book addresses that oversimplification very well. It provides a very balanced account that doesn't feel like they went in with an opinion already formed about feedism being good or bad, they just describe the community around it. It interviews quite a few members of the community, and overall provides quite a positive view of feedism.

I found it super validating to see my opinions on and experience with the feedism community echoed in an academic text, and I thought it was really great to know that there is good, balanced information available in the academic world now about this community, not just oversimplified pieces that demonize us. It's also not written in a complicated, intimidating way. I am a fairly fast reader, but I read the whole thing in a couple hours. I really enjoyed it!

I got this book through interlibrary loan, but it's also available a variety of places online:) info is above