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SuperXLChubBoy is going to be murdered by the Canadian government.

Calling this premeditated murder on the part of the state is not exaggeration at all. They know that people in this level of bariatric care need physical assistance to turn in bed to prevent bedsores. By choosing to withdrawal physical assistance they are intentionally creating a scenario guaranteed to cause a bedsore. That bedsore will be left untreated because it cannot be accessed without turning the patient. And it will quickly become an abscess and lead to sepsis and organ failure within a week or less possibly.

THIS IS MURDER

This is also a moment for our community to stand up and do something. Aside from the obvious legal intervention needed here there are a few other things that can be done.

1. Raising funds to cover legal costs

2. Creating a petition to save Luke’s life

3. Making phone calls to province and even federal (or Canadian equivalent) officials asking them to intervene to save Luke’s life

4. Writing emails to these same officials asking them to intercede.

5. Contacting the media to raise awareness of his planned murder by the state

6. Creating a social media campaign urging people with any level or humanity or care for others to donate, call, or write an email

Whether it is moving him to another facility, getting his care home the proper equipment, or simply legally requiring the people in charge of his care to not murder him via intentional medical neglect. There are ways forward that allow everyone involved to retain their humanity and dignity

I don’t know him closely enough to start most of these. I don’t know the name of the care facility for starters. his full legal name, or how to get him access to funds for legal help. But at minimum I can spread the word about this. So that’s what I’m doing.

i really really really dont want to be overly vicious so publicly to a fellow mentally ill fat girl. i regret the way i went about the initial post, but its important to me to act in accordance with my values and stand by things that i say. in lieu of a lot of criticism that i could make of kayla's behavior over the time that ive followed her, i will just clarify here with statements of fact for people who want more information to form their own opinion:

- i pumped my gallbladder with so much fat so quickly that it stopped working. i had it removed in 2021 and had persistent digestive issues through 2023. i have a scar from that. i was very public about it throughout the whole process and mention it semi regularly.

- i've been active in the feedist community with the intention of prioritizing love of the game and enjoying myself over profit maximization for 7+ years now, and have gained ~250 lbs. 40 this year alone! 

- kayla told her fans on a livestream that i had weight loss surgery (based solely on the scar and my gb recovery weight loss, im finding out now). this rumor persists as fact to some, and supposedly proves that im a grifter.

- kayla and i have never personally interacted before besides being mutual followers on instagram, until my instagram was deleted. i have not blocked her anywhere

-kayla often posts and replies to stuff related to herself on bbwchan. she's quick to accuse other models of being "fake feedee"s, and that she is the only one actually gaining weight. 

- she has shared deeply personal secrets told to her in confidence by other models she's collabed with on bbwchan. it's unclear whether many of these things are true, but her fans repeat them in other places.

- i have first hand seen her anti trans likes and DJT posting on instagram. i know several people have confronted her in dms about it and got dismissive responses. many in the replies can attest. 

and here are her replies to this post and her most recent replies on bbwchan

people are perverted as hell about muscular and skinny bodies in public and it's barely considered taboo. straight-sized people pursue their body type explicitly to be seen as sexy, get laid, to feel good in their skin. even by means that are considered risky to your health -- weight loss meds like oz*mpic, diets and fasting, steroids, to name just a few -- if it's in the pursuit of normalized "skinniness" it's within bounds regardless of stated intent. all these methods and reasons are casually accepted without question in our society because they fall into a certain mold.

but as soon as you decide for yourself what's sexy and it falls outside a norm, as soon as you choose to proudly gain weight because you enjoy it, the double standard becomes apparent. suddenly, it's taboo.

reactionaries will justify their disgust reaction by any means, pretending to care about your health all of the sudden as if you don't have the agency to make calculated risks like every other person on this planet. it's dehumanizing and polices the bodies of others.

the decision to include feedism within the definition of "disordered eating" is not only ignorant, it's spineless, hypocritical, unfair, and it's rooted in vile prejudices that don't align with the projected message of this site. if staff have any integrity they'll change it back, though I don't believe they will.

forgive me if this is a bit meandering and i've reblogged quite a few posts about this already, but i had to put in my thoughts. gaining and feedism will never be contained by one website or space. as someone who grew up in neglect and isolation being queer in a right-wing household, it may have saved my life to know there were others out there like me and many at that.

or…How to Dance With the Devil and Not Lose a Leg

This is an answer to a question I get asked frequently. I thought it was long overdue I wrote a response.

Diabetes is not the end of gaining. In fact for some, diabetes marks the beginning of their serious weight gain. Many gainers I know have had diabetes for years or even decades and have continued to gain well past 400 or even 500 pounds. These people are not legless cripples; in fact, many are gainers you all know and follow on Tumblr, YouTube, or other sites. They just haven’t told you since talk of diabetes is the third-rail of gaining. (And anyway it’s really nobody’s business but theirs.) I asked a few of these diabetic gainers for help in writing this post.

Diabetes is a manageable disease. Very manageable. Easily manageable. Despite this, most people with diabetes do not manage it…

keys to this:

- page was made in the last couple months

- all/most posts will have been made within the span of a few days. usually in succession

- bio says something about wanting a feeder, very little other information

- captions on posts ask for feeders and ask for money to be sent for food

- MOST LIKELY will be posting images with the entire face of someone. as in, most will not impersonate someone that doesn’t show their face (from what i’ve seen)

- does not reblog things besides pictures of people. as in, no text posts or anything. may reblog pictures from other impersonators

- does not engage with the community beyond asking for a feeder