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  1. CausticSodaPop

    Quarantine Protocols - by JP (SSBBW, SSBHM, Sci-Fi, XXWG)

    Fantastic stuff, J.P. I can't tell you how glad I am that you write these stories. The 100lbs of consensual weight gain type tales that so many others write have their place, but this is what really floats my boat! :D
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    Fattening through sex??

    There's also Growing Passions by R.B. Lawrence.
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    I Need Plus-Sized Propaganda!

    Thanks, everyone! I hadn't thought of commissioning something, but that might be a good route to take... especially as I have quite a few "starving-in-a-garret" artist friends who might be persuaded to help! I shall also try and get in touch with the Big Ballet people and other plus-sized...
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    The Personailty Disorder Test

    Low for everything other than schizotypal for which I ended up with a "very high".
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    Did you have an "Aunty Fern"?

    Not in my family, but my wife had an "Aunty Fern" who was a constant source of derision amongst the rest of her clan. Lisa had already surpassed her aunt's weight by the time she was 18 and yet she freely admits that the fear of being regarded like said aunt lingers on. Still, whatever the...
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    I Need Plus-Sized Propaganda!

    I'm a teacher of recreational and pre-professional ballet to students between the ages of ten and sixteen. I've recently been promoted which means I get my own dedicated studio and this, in turn, means that I get to choose what dance-related artwork, posters and other knick-knacks I have around...
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    Big and beautiful, meet a curvy new kind of cover girl

    Only 20?! ;)
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    Charlie Brooker on Fat Kids...

    Marvellous. I've been waiting for someone in the media to notice the snobbish, preachy and generally distasteful nature of these "fat kids" programmes. Hurrah for Charlie Brooker!
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    Stealthy Feeding

    This is the sort of thing to write a story about; to fantasise over; perhaps to - as exile in thighville suggested - organise a consensual enactment of. It's not a plan that should be executed in reality. Even if one ignores the moral minefield that this idea presents, it has the potential to...
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    Eating disorders

    True, but overeating is only an eating disorder if one is doing so on account of mental illness.
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    Eating disorders

    Eating disorders of all types are prevalent in Western society but size is no indication of whether an individual suffers with one... nor, for that matter, is it an indicator of the type of disorder. Binge eating, bulimic and anorexic behaviour can occur at any size. Not long ago, I...
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    An old gem...

    I'd never heard of this before! Thanks for posting it.
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    WLS on a budget

    Do you suppose that those left behind have to keep up the payments if the surgery results in one's death?
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    The Lie Thread

    It wasn't me that did that thing to the photocopier.
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    Leave the fat alone – state bullying won't curb obesity

    "These days you can easily tell people's precise socioeconomic bracket and body weight by the contents of their trolleys." Ahem. I have to say that nearly all the fat people I know are upper and middle class people who are well-educated and rather well-heeled. They shop at Waitrose and fill...
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