#uncivilzed

Alrighty, really like the idea with this one. Got two ways I’d imagine this going, one I’ve seen more conventionally. Basically, as titled, its uncivilized tribes/jungle or wild men being involved with some extreme weight gain.

The way I see this most often portrayed in the few fics I can think of is some explorer(s) or whatever stumble across an uncivilized tribe of men and are fattened up for one reason or another. Either the whole tribe could be fat and worship it or just fatten up outsiders as tribute to some deity. Making some huge-ass pigs to have their way with or they themselves live a life of gluttony.

While that's all good I think it could be taken in another direction. Kinda take with the classic Tarzan/wild man found living/raised with animal and introducing him to the human world. Que said wild man going crazy for the amount and variety of food they discover, with no control eating everything in sight. Could even have scientists or whatever observing and experimenting on him too see how fat they could push this man to go.

Be really nice imaging a strong body from years in the wilderness in a classic revealing loin cloth progressively fattening up to an immobile blob of fat. Reduced further to an animal, with only needs to feed and fuck.

Hey could maybe try the animals he’d be raised by being wild hogs/pigs. Don’t know how well that’d work but hey, wild pig man idk.

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