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Do you often think about TOMMY...?
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My love for you grows day by day, like our fat bodies 😇😍
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how to approach female feeders
Many of the points I’m going to mention can be applied to feedees as well, women on the internet as a whole, and possibly even just a general guide for online dating. However I’m writing it from the perspective of a female feeder (and male feedee). It’s also more for individuals that are looking to date or establish a friendship. Finally, it’s of course a personally influenced post so what I talk about doesn’t necessarily speak to every female feeder.
Read her blog/profile - Assuming she has some info, spend a few minutes reading it over. This information could come in handy for conversation (e.g. you both like the same TV show), but more importantly it could dictate why she may or may not reply. See point number 2!
Respect what’s written in her blog/profile - If she says she’s only interested in meeting/dating men between a certain age range or from a certain location, don’t send a “well I know I’m not ____ but….” message. This pertains to any specific parameter she has listed on the blog. If she states she doesn’t want to gain mutually, respect it. If she states she doesn’t share her kik/email/etc, don’t bug her for it.
Does this mean I can never message her if our interests don’t line up? Not at all. I’m saying you shouldn’t send a message that blatantly disrespects her requests in the hopes you can change her mind. If she’s a feeder and you’re looking for a feedee but you still think she’s a cool chick and you wanna discuss feeder stuff together, then send her a message and say that!
Have info on yourself available or provide it in a message - Maybe this is just me, but I’m not a huge fan of blank tumblrs or profiles. You don’t have to write a whole novel, but some basics like age, location, a few hobbies/interests, etc. would be nice. Even just an active blog (that isn’t all porn) can be informative. If you don’t like posting that information publicly (totally makes sense!) then perhaps include it in your initial message.
Beef up your message a little - This one might just be me as well, but I’m going to say it anyway. I never, ever respond to messages that only say “hey” or “hey, how are you?” To me that feels like something you’d send after you’ve had a conversation or two, or if you were texting. Like if a stranger at the bus stop just came up to me and said “hey” and waited for me to respond, I’d just give them a funny look and wonder what they want.
Try interacting with her via tumblr or whatever website you’re on - It’s like in real life, a person might compliment your outfit or comment on the book you’re reading to get a conversation going. Same sort of idea here. Friendly comments encourage mutual interaction and (in my opinion) make you seem more genuine.
Don’t rush into the kink right away - This one is definitely more for those wanting a friendship or relationship. If you just wanna sext, then don’t read this one, haha. I understand the initial excitement of meeting a fellow feedist, and chances are you met through a feedism related blog/site, so it will come up. All I’m saying is to take it slow and find a balance between feedism talk and normal conversation flow.
Please remember we are real people - We need sleep, we work, we have family, friends, and pets, we have hobbies, we need down time, some of us are introverted, we’re going through something personal, I could go on. I genuinely feel bad when I can’t get to every ask or message. You probably haven’t done anything wrong. Be patient and please don’t spam anyone with messages.
I just want teasing/encouragement/sexting though
Well you still have to read her blog and find out if she’s down for that. Send a message if you’re not sure. Personally, I use my blog as my main source of encouragement and don’t do much one-on-one stuff. Mainly because it’s easier to keep up with and do on my own time. Some feeders love having those one-on-ones though. Depends on the person!
I’m always respectful and we seem to click but she hasn’t messaged me back. What am I doing wrong?
Probably nothing. If you’re genuinely being a good dude, it could be a reason from point number 8, or maybe you’re just not that person’s cup of tea. Unfortunately this comes down to the individual so I can’t give a solid answer. For me, I’m super inconsistent when it comes to talking to people, even my close friends. I don’t have the ability to maintain a lot of relationships at once. My close friends understand that about me and it works. If I’m being bombarded with messages, I will shut down. I think the only exception to this is when I’m in a relationship.
I know it can be discouraging. Try not to think of it as something that you specifically are doing wrong. If we’re speaking to those looking to date, then look at interacting in the feedism community like any other online dating site. It sucks. It’s inconsistent, limited, and overwhelming. I think that could apply to friendships as well actually. Under more organic circumstances, it’s a little easier to make friends. The people you work with is a great example of “built-in” friendship. You see them frequently and you might already have things in common depending on the line of work.
The feedism community is just this giant mash of people where the only known commonality is feedism. That really isn’t much to work from in the grand scheme of things. I’ve been around for… 8 or 9 years now. I’ve talked to hundreds of people and I can count the ones I’ve connected with on two hands. What I’m trying to say is be patient. Keep doing you, keep participating in the community in whatever way you choose to. People you connect with will come along, I promise.
Is that a cookbook in her hand?
Your job, is to keep me too full to move, and to make me fatter.
Your Growing Boyfriend
He groans quietly, and you turn to look at him. He’s shifting in his seat a little, struggling under his new heft, eyes glued to the television. He doesn’t even realise he’s doing it. You smile, arousal at the sight washing over you. He’s perfect.
It started with larger meals, a less intense gym routine, letting go and having a burger once in a while. It took time, but he was amenable to the changes eventually. Then meals turned never-ending, his gym shorts gathering dust, fast food on the menu daily. He eyed off his growing figure with suspicion and concern but your positive reinforcement kept him going despite his better judgement - the more he ate, the better the sex. He couldn’t struggle against that for long. As his stomach stretched and he became used to his new lifestyle, he even looked like he was enjoying himself a little.
And now here he is, past the point of no return. He reaches to his side and grabs a fistful of fries from the paper bag next to him, cramming them in his mouth, still staring at the TV. Grease smears the sides of his mouth, his round cheeks glistening with it. He stifles a burp and goes in for more.
You can’t help but think about how much he’s changed. He breathes heavily now, even when he’s standing still. To hear him gasp for air while putting on a pair of pants you’d think he’d run a marathon. He slid into being unfit and out of shape comically quickly, you’d never have guessed he’d been a gym junkie if you hadn’t seen it with your own two eyes. Now he avoids moving where he can, begging you to bring his meals to him on the couch. Even now, just sitting, you can hear him breathing heavily. You imagine him trying to do a sit up and frown. It’s impossible now with that belly in the way.
Ah, that belly. It sits on his lap, spilling out of his shirt. He stopped pulling his shirts down when they’d ride up on the couch long ago. It’s huge, weighing him down and getting in the way. You make sure it’s filled as often as possible, handing him fried chicken and decadent cakes and huge bottles of soda; food and drink to keep him bloated, satisfied, and compliant. At first he was embarrassed by his increasingly flabby gut, but now he lies back as you rub it for him after meals, pacified by his fullness, surrendered to his size. It takes him a few tries to get up off the couch when he does decide to move - his gut pinning him down and obstructing him. It spills over the waistband of his jeans, swinging back and forth wildly when he’s in a hurry. You love watching it shift from side to side, real life proof of how well you’re feeding him and how much he’s let himself go.
Watching him struggle shouldn’t be so much of a turn on for you, but you can’t help but love watching him try in vain to button jeans you only bought a week ago, or stop halfway through the long waddle to the bedroom to catch his breath. You dutifully tie his shoes for him and buckle his belt (it sits below his belly, only accentuating his huge weight gain - he can’t see it and soon won’t be able to reach it). He’s massive now, and it’s impossible to hide your excitement. You take him out to dinner in button-up shirts and order for him, waiting for the satisfaction of seeing a button fly off in public. Sometimes you’re granted other gifts instead: the fabric of the shirt tearing instead, or that time he got stuck in the booth. He takes it all in stride with a good natured chuckle, accepting of the fact that he’s a fat guy now. Well, he’s past fat. He passed pudgy, and chubby, and fat, and merely overweight a while ago… He’s obese now. Morbidly so. That’s what their doctor confirmed with shock and concern. His reward for sitting through that appointment was a stop at the buffet where he ate until he had to unbutton his jeans.
You smile at him again, your sedentary hog filling out the couch. As though he knows you’re watching, he gives his belly a little shake, jiggling the soft flab, and groans again. God, he drives you crazy. You know that when he finishes his meal he’ll doze off as he digests, the meal turning to pure lard beneath his skin, his body not having exercised in months. He’ll keep expanding through his routine of lazy overeating, fattening himself further and further, becoming heavier and heavier, huffing and puffing just between bites of food.
He slaps his gut and you’re stirred from your daydream. He’s finished his fries, time for his reward.
But I want this
How to Gain Weight Quickly
EAT TO GAIN WEIGHT
1. Eat and eat often. While everyone should abide by this rule, it is especially true for those who are trying to gain weight. Eating often means eating five to six small meals a day and packing in those nutrients.
This doesn’t mean eating junk food and sugars; it means lots of protein and carbs. You want to obtain a healthy weight, not build up your fat deposits. Unlike many of your peers, your snacks should be nutritious but calorie dense: think nuts, peanut butter, cheese, dried fruits and avocados. And that bedtime snack? Go for it!
Even though it’s a good way to gain weight, it’s unhealthy – so pass on the sodas and coffee. Keep your liquids up with smoothies or shakes made with low-fat milk or juice for an energized calorie boost. And remember to drink 30 minutes before or after your meal; you don’t want to be full before you even start eating.
2. Eat the right kind of fats. You want a bigger, healthier looking body–not a thin frame with a bit of a paunch. Maximise the avocados, dairy products, nuts (including peanut butter), and meats; stay away from ice cream, fries and fatty junk foods.
Healthy fats can be obtained from foods like peanuts, cashews, and olive oil. Stay away from saturated fats (bad fats) gained from processed foods. If you’re looking for a treat, good alternatives are bran muffins, yogurt, fruit pies and granola bars.
3. Go high-protein. Though it’s a myth that protein builds muscle, it is an essential part of your diet. It’s a building block of our entire body: muscles, bones, skin, hair, and blood. Go for high-protein foods to fill up.
Protein-rich foods include meat, cheese, milk, fish, and eggs. For vegetarians, protein can be found in soy products such as tofu as well as in combinations of foods, such as rice or corn with beans.
4. Layer on the carbs. Though they get a bad rap, carbs, too, help build muscle and facilitate all of your vital functions. Carbs are your body’s main source of energy. Complex carbs are fine; it’s the simple ones you want to avoid. They contain empty calories and will most likely be stored as fat because the sugars enter your bloodstream quickly and cause a spike in blood sugar levels. Brown rice, pasta, potatoes and whole grains fall into the approved category. These sugars are released slowly into your bloodstream and provide a steady supply of energy over a long period of time without causing the insulin spike that leads to fat storage.
5. Eat late at night. Without even upping your food intake, changing your eating times can facilitate the weight gaining process. Have a big dinner late at night and after that? Pile on dessert. A recent study shows that people who snack after 8 p.m. have higher body mass indexes (BMIs) than people who don’t nosh at night, even though they don’t eat significantly more total daily calories. The researchers adjusted for many factors; timing seemed to be the one variable that correlated.
EXERCISE TO GAIN WEIGHT
1. Weight train. While cardio will develop some of your muscles, weight training alone is more likely to cause you to gain weight, since muscle weighs more than fat.
This does not mean you have to join a gym (though that certainly would work!). Do push-ups, crunches, lunges, and squats in the comfort of your own home while watching TV. Exercising also builds up your appetite. After a workout, slam a protein bar or shake to give your muscles what they’re craving.
2. Increase your workout. As you progress, what you’ve been doing will not be enough. Your muscles will get used to the work you’re putting them through–as your workouts get easier, change them up to make them more difficult. Invest in weights for your home. That way, when you only have 15 minutes before you have to get ready for work, you can squeeze in a quick muscle-building session to stay on the right track.
3. Other than weight training, stay immobile. The simple “more calories out than in” motto is true. So apart from bulking up, burn as few calories as possible. Grab the remote, your smoothie, and hanker down on the couch.
If you do become more sedentary overall, it’s important to keep weight training. Even if you can’t see the fat on your body, visceral fat (the kind lining your arteries) can still show up. And visceral fat loves inactivity. So before you sit down to watch that movie, pump some iron. Then have a marathon–a movie marathon–with some snacks.
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