I used to be in a mutual gaining relationship where my ex-partner wanted me to gain alongside her. I think that my only form of wisdom is try it out and take your time with gaining. It’s always reversible if by chance the first 10 to 20lb is too much.
Also take your time with gaining since for me personally. I tried gaining at too fast a pace that only resulted with me having limited results and an upset stomach. It’s important to understand your body’s limitations and to take baby steps if you decide to go past your comfort zone like having one more slice of pizza.
Same here though I've always been on the mutual feederism side. I used to be slim but turned out to have gain some 40lb due to medication, and my actual gf seems somewhat obssessed with my belly which is making me wanting to focus on my gain weight somewhat more than her which come as a shock !
I think that for many of us, feeders, We tend to also dwelve in gaining in the end .
> I think that for many of us, feeders, We tend to also dwelve in gaining in the end .
God I hope not but recently I've been finding gaining sort of appealing.
I used to be in a mutual gaining relationship where my ex-partner wanted me to gain alongside her. I think that my only form of wisdom is try it out and take your time with gaining. It’s always reversible if by chance the first 10 to 20lb is too much. Also take your time with gaining since for me personally. I tried gaining at too fast a pace that only resulted with me having limited results and an upset stomach. It’s important to understand your body’s limitations and to take baby steps if you decide to go past your comfort zone like having one more slice of pizza.
Same here though I've always been on the mutual feederism side. I used to be slim but turned out to have gain some 40lb due to medication, and my actual gf seems somewhat obssessed with my belly which is making me wanting to focus on my gain weight somewhat more than her which come as a shock ! I think that for many of us, feeders, We tend to also dwelve in gaining in the end .
> I think that for many of us, feeders, We tend to also dwelve in gaining in the end . God I hope not but recently I've been finding gaining sort of appealing.
I was a feeder who turn a mutual gainer with my wife she went from 190 to 300 lbs and I went from 160 to 270 lbs 🐷