𝓮𝓪𝓽 𝓽𝓱𝓮 𝓻𝓲𝓬𝓱

🌸🪻A little bounce 🪻🌸

It seems generally as though, in online “feedist spaces” broadly, there is a real emphasis on finding a kink partner that I haven’t observed as strongly in say, online BDSM spaces. It almost seems to manifest as a kind of pressure being exerted on people who are perceived as “available” to feed or be fed, as it were. I think it’s a natural consequence of having significantly fewer in-person spaces dedicated to mingling (dungeons, bars, munches, play parties, etc) and perhaps because feedists themselves may even be more innately sedentary and therefore more likely to socialize online than in person.

People certainly post nudes, sext, roleplay, and meet play partners online in other kinks, but it’s often in addition to their irl activity. There’s a greater emphasis in other communities on what one might call the “meta” of kink: discussing frameworks like RACK, sharing tips and tricks, etc, that makes up a greater portion of online interaction. Again, it makes sense from the perspective that these circles existed in real life and practiced very community-centric, diy type ethos historically, as well as the fact that if your kink, is, say, sharps or anal, it’s much easier for you to cruise at the gay bar.

This isn’t even coming from a fetish perspective. Fat people look good in everything.

Can't stop playing with it😌

Sloshy and filled with soda

Would you like to fatten this pig more?

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It's taboo for any kinks to exist, or make zines about them, or have a kinky zine fair, but other kinks just do it anyway. That's the point of zines: to publish shit no one else would publish or bring into this world except you. Sure, maybe it would be nice to know nobody would give a shit, but if feedism was perfectly acceptable then what would you need zines for?