Welcome to Epigstolary, a place where I write about gaining, feeding, and all things fattening. My stories are usually at the higher end of the scale, with an affectionate emphasis on teasing, humiliation, and the consequences of extreme gluttony. If that sounds like your cup of tea, I think you’ll enjoy what’s in these pages, and I hope you’ll check out some of the stories linked below:
On Your Own — What does the future have in store for your superchub self without your feeder?
Real Talk — Your friend has some “advice” to share with you about your weight and habits.
Rebound — It’s easier to regain, and then some — as you’ll soon find out.
The Middle of Nowhere — Part One — A gainer who chooses an idyllic life in the country with their feeder might have gotten more than they bargained for.
The Middle of Nowhere — Part Two — How does a rural superchub handle dinner guests and a trip into town?
Lecture — You’re the focal point of a scientific teachable moment about the effects of hypermorbid obesity on the human body.
Deaf Ears — You haven’t been listening to your feeder’s warnings about your habits, and this is the result.
Step By Step — You don’t become a superchub overnight. But there are signs that’s where things are going.
Big Deal — It’s time you gave your feeder a talking-to after they get cold feet from your recent gains.
The Makings of a Glutton — What makes a superchub? A menu of food that’s terrible for you, apparently.
Too Much of a Good Thing — It may be wonderful, but the weight of your feeder’s affection is catching up with you.
A New Home — A newly-immobile superchub gets used to life in a facility meant to help them lose weight, but the caregiver who fed them that size has other plans.
Sedentary — Years of poor diet and too much time on the couch has made it harder and harder to get around.
A Normal Life — You consider a return to civilian life after years as a live-in feedee.
Out and About — Your feeder recounts their favorite things about taking you out and showing you off to unsuspecting, shocked civilians.
Wish Fulfillment — You awaken to find yourself the immobile superchub of your dreams, but how long will you get to enjoy it?
The Look — Your feeder wants to make sure you understand your situation.
Weakness — Your feeder confronts you with how your weakness for food brought you to your current obese condition.
Best Intentions — Unsuspecting bystanders gape, mock, and try to help as you begin mysteriously and rapidly gaining hundreds of pounds.
Enabling Delusion — You and your partner still think you’re going to lose the weight. Your friends think differently.
Center of Attention — Your popularity as a superchub influencer won’t save you from humiliation when your gains finally catch up to you.
Consumed — A poetic exploration of how gaining grew to dominate your life.
Expressions — A feeder recounts a gainer’s progress through how they react to their burgeoning body.
The Biggest Size They Make — You’ve been fighting your wardrobe for a long time, and now you’re losing the battle.
Morning — Nothing beats a cozy, comfy morning being spoiled by your feeder.
Excuses — You always have an excuse ready for why your weight isn’t a problem. But there are signs that you’re only fooling yourself.
The Deal — Your bodybuilding arrangement with a savvy gainer proves to be more than you bargained for.
Over The Edge — An admirer puzzles over how you let yourself get to the edge of the gaining abyss.
Just A Number — That’s all weight is, but yours has been going up alarmingly fast.
A Growing Problem — Your partner finally gets their concerns about your weight problem off their chest.
When, Not Whether — Gaining like you do isn’t sustainable. You’re heading for a crisis; it’s just a matter of time.
Realization — Your partner finally takes off the mask, revealing their inner feeder once it’s too late for you to do anything about it.
No Going Back — You thought you could experiment with gaining and lose the weight after you’d had your fun. You were wrong.
Trough — A shadowy feeder sets you up to eat like the farm animal you are, to see just how long you can manage.
Big and Tall — A rotund clothes shopper needs the help of a chaser sales clerk after a sartorial mishap.
Polite — You’ve gotten too fat to make fun of, but the polite restraint from your friends tells you everything you need to know.