You know, when you eat something and you feel like really full and your belly is about to explode because you ate too much,

most people find that very uncomfortable, but for me it kind of turned me on.

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And today we will be speaking with a woman who practices feederism, also called feedism with her

boyfriend and she specifically is the feedee and her boyfriend is the feeder. So thanks for being

on the show today. Thanks for having me. Yeah, of course. So probably best to kick this off if

you can kind of define those terms that I just said for us so that everyone here is on the same page.

Okay, so there's a lot of terms I guess to define. So it's called feederism and basically it's

sexual fetish for most people related to weight gaining and feeding in general. But there are a

lot of different kinds of people I would say in the community. So you have a feeders and feedees

who participate by either feeding someone to make them gain weight or eating excessive

amounts of food to gain weight for the goal of sexual pleasure. But then you also have fat

admirers which are people who basically admire fat people or I'm sorry I'm saying the

word fat to me that's not a negative term. I'm just saying it to describe. Yeah, of course it's okay.

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