You realize your scale can't read how obese you're getting anymore, you and your feeder are excited for the future to see how far they're going to push your fat growing body
2. The beginning of the end
You realized you can't really waddle your fat ass without assistance, so a bariatric cane has just become one of your best friend as you go hand in hand with your feeder beside you as they take in all the damage they already did to you and your body, knowing you eventually won't be able move at all
The cane didn't last long before your body decided it didn't want to waddle this much anymore, your mobility scooter helps a lot nowadays, especially with your feeder sneakily feeding you in between the aisles at Walmart, grabbing your massive belly and whispering to you how proud they are of you for becoming their growing death piggy
4. New kind of assistance
The scooter lasted for a little while, but your arms got tired of driving and wanted to stuff more greasy fattening food down your throat faster, your feeder was all too happy to push their prized piggy around, showing you off to everyone and letting them know how fattening someone to death is done as you take another breath from your oxygen cannula from the oxygen tank strapped to the back of your bariatric wheelchair
5. Here for a good time, not a long time
It's official, you've become too fat to move, all you have to do is relax, let your body grow some more as you suck more fattening slop from your ceiling mounted tank and funnel with your feeder caressing your growing body and watching your vitals until the inevitable happens
6. Officially fed to death
The moment finally came, the heart monitor beeped for the last time as you kept on sucking down the tube by instinct, feeding even more slop down your throat as everything becomes narrower and turns to black, the last thing you see is your feeder telling you we did it and how proud they were of you, you smile and take your last breath
Good thing you both choose an oversized coffin to fit your massive body 6 feet under, being a reminder to everyone who visits and see your grave what a true death feedee should be