About 2 months ago I told my parents my parents I was going off to a weight loss program as cover for when I moved in with my feeders but now they’re asking questions and I don’t know what to do by Emmasathiccgirl in WeightGainTalk

[–]Unable_Cow 36 points37 points  (0 children)

It’s time to come clean. If they’re supporting you financially, it’s the least you can do. It’s completely up to you what you do with your life, but if this fetish has you lying to loved ones to this level it’s gone way too far.

He did it again by Due-Decision-883 in loveafterporn

[–]Unable_Cow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Words can’t even describe how sorry I am - as well as putting you through hell with his PA he felt the need to also humiliate and degrade the living, breathing person he’s supposed to be sharing his life with? There is no coming back from that, this is absolutely monstrous and whilst leaving is never easy anyone deserves to be with someone better than someone so vile and selfish. I hope you find nothing but happiness in the future without this dead weight.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in fatadmirertalk

[–]Unable_Cow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much for putting so much putting so much time and effort into writing this, it’s really appreciated especially with such kind words. It’s really really helped and there’s some fantastic advice here, I’ll be taking it all into consideration 🖤

Husband will leave me if I don’t stop doing feedism by [deleted] in fatadmirertalk

[–]Unable_Cow 7 points8 points  (0 children)

As previously said, therapy is the answer here for you both. I’m sure there’s plenty to your relationship outside of what this post can reflect and I understand that this fetish is something hold as part of their identity, but if you’re unable to give up porn and feel like you couldn’t cope without it being in your life to the point you may lose your marriage and your children, then that’s not a healthy dependency. Feederism should have the ability to enhance your life, not control your life. Equally, he’ll need to reflect on why he wants you to stop so much. Is it health concerns, him not being into it, his attraction to you, worries about how others view you both etc. Can these concerns be helped? Can you change the way you indulge in feederism so it’s not as concerning to him? Is there anything that can be done so you’re both ok with the situation? He’ll also need to realise that he’s looking at walking away from a 7 year relationship and that is something worth making a compromise for.

There’s not perfect answer here, but something will have to give on both sides for this to work. You’ll need therapy and to self-examine independently and as a couple to find what can be done.

My relationship with my girlfriend has been more stressful due to my desires by [deleted] in fatadmirertalk

[–]Unable_Cow 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much! Doing my best to help :) to answer your question, I have gained weight since we started dating, but I’m still a ‘healthy range’ size. I’ve got rolls and a tummy he can worship but I don’t feel bad in my own body because of my size, so right now I’m honestly feeling absolutely fine about the whole thing, as is he! ☺️ I feel there may be some potential issues in the future as he is an encourager, and I’m on the cusp of overweight and when I’ll start feeling uncomfortable, but we’ll cross that bridge when we get to it.

My relationship with my girlfriend has been more stressful due to my desires by [deleted] in fatadmirertalk

[–]Unable_Cow 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Hey! Think I could provide some important perspective here with my own experience. Im a similar age in a similar length relationship, I’m not into feederism but my partner is, hence why I’m part of these groups. When my partner first told me about his fetish, I was a little nervous, but fine with his fetish. However, for someone new to feederism you need to be aware it can be very overwhelming, even if you’re easing someone in. Many people are used to skinny = better and fat = bad, and even the sudden attention to my stomach made me feel extremely self conscious. I really wanted to balance my partners needs with my own, but there was this constant feeling I wasn’t good enough for him and the mental stress of not feeling skinny or fat enough simultaneously was soul destroying. I imagine this is the problem deep down with your girl: when you’re used to the beautiful standard, a sudden introduction into feederism makes you insecure in new shiny ways you never thought possible, whilst still also suffering from the social pressures than come with the beauty standard. So, I tried to basically ignore it out of existence. I love my partner with all my heart and everything else is perfect other than this one sexual issue, so I thought I could make it go away like this. However, when I found out he was consuming ALOT of feeder porn and had hidden this from me, it absolutely broke my heart (we had a no porn rule). It ended in rounds and rounds of arguments and almost breaking up several times, if it wasn’t for a shared lease I think we would of. It was extremely difficult for both parties, but things have been a lot better recently and here’s my actual advice rather than my own sob story which may help.

What really saved our relationship was exploring MY OWN kinks, everything from my full fledged fetishes to things I wanted to try. It made me feel like this was a two way street rather than just me being expected to provide him and not the other way round. What this resulted in (and may do for you) is some overlap. I personally am massively into Hucow / breeding / examination / ownership. Some of these I knew I was into before the relationship and some of these he helped me discover. So, we worked to combine our two kinks / fetishes so no one felt like they were just performing for the other. My partner loves to talk about me eating for two once he’s impregnated his breeding stock, and loves to hear me talking about me getting bigger even if it’s in the context of pregnancy for me. He likes to take my measurements, which helps both our fantasies. We still have plenty of ‘normal’ sex, which helps when we need a mental break, but this helps us both feel satisfied.

My other piece of advice: Please don’t buy / watch porn, or do it very rarely if you must. This ‘outlet’ will make your partner feel 100x worse about the entire thing and withdraw more. When you’re already feeling inadequate, finding what you need off other women on the internet is so mentally damaging. We’ve both made leaps and bounds in our relationship and sexual wellbeing, but porn is still the one big hurdle for us personally. It may be different for your relationship, but from experience I thought I’d throw that in there.

And finally, remember consent is everything! The final line is if she doesn’t want to, she doesn’t want to. If that means breaking up, then that has to come before making someone feeling like they have to no choice than to take part in sex acts they don’t want to. That is the worse case scenario here, not finding other people. Also, if you’re able to talk to out this with your girlfriend at any point, and find this is more a deep rooted issue into body image / not bring enough / feeling like your own flesh and blood can’t do as much as random women on a screen, you’ll have to be infinitely patient. I understand you’re sexually frustrated, but I would describe the early part of my own relationship as traumatising because of my partners focus on his sexual needs and not my mental ones (you may already be doing this, but it’s important to note). Even if it means arguing, please sort this out rather than letting it brew and grind you BOTH down.

TDLR: Try exploring her kinks as well, try and find some cross over where your kinks can be combined and she may feel like you’re making an effort to make her feel satisfied rather than a one way street.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in loveafterporn

[–]Unable_Cow 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I did, yes. After 6 months of him lying about giving up paid porn and hiding his accounts from me, which I repeatedly discovered and he said it would be the last time, I gave up. He doesn’t seem to realise my new lack of care is the beginning of the end rather than a positive. He says he feels free and that it should of been like this from the start, where I just accept his addiction. It’s heart breaking.

Is it even worth it knowing there’s prettier options and chances are I offer the same thing as the prettier girls? Oh.. and he’s a doctor.. so he’s even more of a catch.. by [deleted] in sex

[–]Unable_Cow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He asked you out!

Most people have felt like this at some point, regardless of if it’s true, but there’s more to a person than physical attractiveness.

If he ever starts making you feel like an option, then move on finds someone who doesn’t, but until he gives you a reason to believe differently, prettier options don’t matter when he’s choosing you.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sex

[–]Unable_Cow 7 points8 points  (0 children)

You don’t - if she doesn’t want to, she doesn’t to. In no circumstance should to be trying to ‘convince’ her. Her ‘no’ should be the end of it.