RotundAdmirer

I'm sure someone could answer the other questions, but to my knowledge, I don't know of anyone coming on to this site or similar sites asking for their pictures to be taken down. Unless someone has told them, either out of concern or other motives, they're unaware. Otherwise, I have heard of people joining and becoming part of the community once they've found out their pictures are on here.

Exactly. Every time she comes back, I can't help but be reminded of this:

Why does this still happen on dating sites? I still don't understand why you would go through all the trouble to impersonate someone else, especially when you have to make bullshit excuses on why you can't meet up in public or can't use Skype.

Thank you for clarifying that for me, but I still don't believe that's the issue at hand here.

That's what stuck out to me. Yes, there are women who say they are feedees but are there for the attention or for some other reason. That's the point I think you're making (correct me if I'm wrong). Then, there's a select group of people who take it upon themselves to impersonate others, as in taking pictures from a model's webpage or a Facebook profile. That's the point I'm making, and that may be what rdrummer15 is referring to in this topic.

True, there are people who lie about what they want out of dating, but I think the original poster was referring to how he's encountered "women" who turned out to be men...

Well, there are people who eat roadkill, garbage, and fugu... How do we even survive as a species?

I would assume people would have enough common sense to realize what they're eating. They have these at every state fair in the U.S., but, then again, these aren't offered on a regular basis.

The site's still up, but, on Google, the description under the site says: Either someone renewed the site's subscription or it's flickering in and out of existence.

That's good advice. Texting and online messaging offer everyone the chance to disclose certain information about themselves, whether true or false. Every computer these days has a built-in webcam, so there's no excuse, especially if you are going to meet in-person soon.

Two years ago? I've heard of longer grudges, but it's past time to move on for him. There's a lot someone else could accomplish in that period of time.

He must have an axe to grind or has nothing better to do in his spare time.

I've been in that situation, and I still find it to be bizarre that there are people who go to great lengths just to pretend they're someone else. I've caught on to their tricks, but I've never found a reasoning behind their madness. Are they bored, roleplaying, or trolling? I usually have a gut feeling about those people, and, most of the time, my suspicions are justifiable. An easy way to recognize them is if they're dumb enough to impersonate a model or someone else well known. Sometimes, the way they talk might give them away, or, in other words, there's a pattern to the way they talk. That one might be harder to understand, but there are often repeatable offenders (e.g., MeganMunchies and HealthyHedonist being one in the same). Lastly, the fact that so many guys flock to those fake profiles because they can't discern the difference between what's real and what's not only worsens the problem. Don't give them the attention they crave.

It's a shame, especially since the site tailored specifically to feedeers and feedees. Not everyone on Fantasy Feeder was necessarily into feedism, so Feedism offered a better chance for those looking for others on the same page as them.

I don't know if this is in the right section, so move this if necessary. I've been checking out the site's page for months, and a message has usually popped up that says there was trouble connecting to the site (or the website worked once in a blue moon). For a while, that has been the case, but I found out from a couple of days that the site is just gone. Can anyone shed some light on this? I find it strange that it just disappeared, since I thought it was a pretty popular place to go. I'm sure the short answer to this is that it was due to financial issues.

I would let it go. He's obviously trying to get a rise out of you and whoever else has gotten a message from him.

Just enjoy yourself here, and you'll be fine. haha

Weighing as much as an average newborn and containing 8,000 calories, this is the beasts of breakfasts. It contains "eight rashers of bacon, eight sausages, four hash browns, four fried eggs, a four egg cheese omelette, four waffles, four pieces of toast, four pieces of fried bread, four black pudding, two ladles of beans, two ladles of tomatoes, mushrooms, a portion of large chips, and a two pint milkshake to wash it all down." You can't make this stuff up, folks. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2773326/Is-Britain-s-unhealthiest-breakfast-The-Man-vs-Food-inspired-fry-FOUR-TIMES-daily-calorie-allowance.html

Pancakes, especially if they're filled with chocolate chips or made of pumpkin.

I'm with you there. If it is relevant to part of the discussion, I'll admit my preferences. Otherwise, since that has never come up in conversation, I don't feel compelled to tell anyone. Life's more interesting with a little mystery.

I think that would be the enjoyable experience. Why miss out on stuffing just to drink a liquid alternative?

I don't know about how much Ensure will make you gain, but I've heard it tastes terrible. If you do decide to go that route, I would add it to something.

Welcome! It's nice to see more people become more confident in themselves, so I'm glad to see you joined us.

I never grew up in a small town, but I never drank until I got to college. I don't know my limits because I take it slow and enjoy what I'm drinking, especially when it's whiskey. But, I'd imagine my tolerance is pretty is low.

Personally, I think it tastes sickly sweet, and I compare it to eating Peeps. I'll have a bite, but that's as much as I can handle. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think people have bought into the idea that it's "healthy".