Bigger, Fatter, Rounder

Not from me, I've found it eons ago but I wanted to share this!

Ok so I know many people in weight gain/feederism community are into stuffing. What I realized a few days ago is that not everyone into it probably knows one of the most interesting, elusive and certainly pleasurable phenomenon. As far as I know, there is no name for it. So I'll just call it Stuffing Nirvana. But let's not go in the details yet. What's usually the reason anybody stops stuffing? I'd say in most cases its simply the feeling of being too stuffed. Pain and nausea being the final triggers. With some practice, however, it’s possible to overcome this and enter a gainer/feedee nirvana: being able to keep eating more seemingly without limits and experiencing intense pleasure instead of pain. First you need to understand what happens when you stuff. What happens first is that your stomach tells your brains you shouldn't be hungry anymore. That's no reason to stop eating, of course. If you keep going (as you should), you'll next hit the normal physical limit of your stomach. If you think no more food will fit in at this point, you're wrong. What happens is the muscles around your stomach start to fight back with the distension to keep your stomach in check. As far as I know, this is what causes the pain. This is also why belly rubbing really helps. It helps settle the food, like most people know, but it also relaxes the muscles. And here is one of the keys to stuffer nirvana. I did some research, but nobody really seems to know what happens here. So here is my best guess. If you eat your stomach completely full and then keep eating, this will cause pressure towards the muscles surrounding the stomach. But if you are persistent and concentrate mentally on relaxing all the muscles and be as comfortable as possible (something between laying down and sitting, propped up with pillows in bed is most likely the best), keep rubbing the muscles soft again and again and keep slowly eating more to keep the pressure up, eventually the muscles will reach a point where they sort of "give up". When this giving up happens, it quite literally makes it possible for your stomach to grow as you eat more to quite dramatic size. And there are no pains or discomfort at least in my experiences. Instead you should be feeling almost euphoric and some also feel ravenously hungry at this point. It’s like being literally insatiable. Unable to get too full to eat more. My experiences show that it’s quite normal to be able to eat about three times as much as normally this way. The most common ending is to run out of food or to fall asleep. How much is it safe to eat this way? Three times your usual record is a good rule of thumb for some reason. But apparently, you will know when you've reached your real physical limit and its not advisable to ignore any pain at this stage. For the ladies, this is where the spontaneous "eating orgasms" also probably come from. Ok so how exactly to get there? Oddly enough I dare say its actually easier to do this on your own than with a partner. Its very hard for a feeder for example to know the level of fullness or discomfort exactly. Also its really hard to rub another person's belly just the right way for this to work. That doesn't help a partner walking you through this of course. Or from feeding you food or otherwise encouraging you to keep eating. First, you should reserve a whole day for this, possibly even a weekend. Especially during the first attempts, it might take a long time for the stomach muscles to give in. Have as much variety in the foods you're going to stuff with. Here's how to go about it roughly: 1. Eat until very full, but not nauseous. Start with breakfast already. 2. Rest and rub your belly until there's no discomfort. Eat again until very full. This can easily be 15 minutes after breakfast if you feel up for it. 3. Rest and do a thorough rubbing. Close your eyes and concentrate on the muscles your hand is touching and try to will them to relax. 4. Repeat this through the day, eating more whenever the feeling of utter fullness recedes. Practice keeping