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“Get whatever you want honey”

“I’m bringing home a little treat”

“If you want something from the grocery store, just write it on a list for me and I’ll bring it home the next day”

“Do you want thirds? No no, don’t get up, I’ll get it for you”

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But nothing can compare to being fattened up, to have an audience that desires to see you blow up as much as you desire it, or better yet, to have a sweet feeder that dotes on you and your growing body.

Someone to grab at your extra softness and admire the amazing work you've done at fattening yourself up, only to tell you how much they want to fatten you up some more, to leave new stretchmarks on you and make you carry new pounds on your already plush frame.

The sweetest of pleasures, having a feeder to push you and having a feedee that desires the exact same and even more. Wouldn't you like to have that? For me to mark you with my desire, to see you fatten up by my own hand, for you to grow plumper under my gentle care and loving praise, to shape you as my feeder heart desires, shower you in affection every time you get to milestone and celebrate it with a massive feast.

I like to keep things positive on here, but there’s something that really irks me, and it needs to be talked sooner rather than later.

posts involving content, free or paid, rack up hundreds, if not thousands of likes within days. which i understand, because that’s what a lot of people are here for.

but we need to do better when it comes to how we interact with the people behind the accounts we love.

when those same people post about their personal lives - such as falling on hard times (money wise or emotionally), or having an emergency, its crickets.

and i know this is somewhat of a “thing” on social media, but it’s especially pronounced here, it seems.