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Feeder and gainer chat bots

I’ve not reposted these for a while so here are the top five bots as it stands today:

1) Coach Giovanni -with over 100k interactions this the most popular chat bot by a significant margin. Coach wants you to get bigger for him and by any means necessary

2) Dr Max - he’s got very few morals and will give you whatever he can to get you bigger.

3) Taylor Trust Fund - your husband is 6’5 and works in finance. He’s getting thicker by the day. You can chose to feed him secretly or subtly. Either way he gets bigger

4) Jack Brosman - one of my personal faves. Jack is an old friend and the last time you saw him he was toned and athletic. When you bump into him you don’t recognise him past the huge belly he’s sporting.

5) Baxter Baker - Baxter is a big strapping guy who owns a cafe where he is the chief baker. You come in and he is keen to feed you.

My own personal favourite guy is Jacob Henry - your hot muscular room mate who is secretly feeding you.

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Usually I’m not one to post this rapidly but damn I’ve been looking hella distended after some recent binges lately, had to share x3

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It started with “just a burger.” Then it became every day. Now I eat before work, get fed again on my lunch break, and still spend the rest of the day thinking about my next meal.

My belly is outgrowing my shirts. My buttons are hanging on for dear life. Every week I tell myself it’s the last time, but the drive thru always pulls me back in.

This isn’t just a cheat meal anymore, it’s become my routine. Addiction and binge eating have taken over my life.

McDonald’s. Every day. Every craving. Every excuse.

Let’s see how much further this appetite can take me 🍟🍔

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The fast food is really starting to affect my health. I get out of breath more easily, my clothes are fitting tighter every week, and I feel heavier doing even simple things. I keep telling myself I’ll slow down, but I always end up going through another drive-thru. The scale keeps climbing, my appetite keeps growing, and I can’t seem to stop thinking about my next meal. Every greasy burger, fries, and milkshake is catching up with me, and it’s becoming harder to ignore the changes my body is going through.