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Sexualised weight gain, also known as feederism, has become the subject of documentaries, films, and media coverage over the last 15 years. A growing internet community and online presence has brought this fetish to mainstream attention and it has become an easy target for concern, ridicule, and disgust. Through careful sociological and psychological analysis this text challenges assumptions around the power dynamics and coercion thought to exist in feederism. Discussions with feeders and feedees from a range of backgrounds explore their childhood fascination with fat along with a lifelong…
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2 editions- Other · English · 2015Palgrave Macmillan Limited · 102 pages · 9781137470461
- Other · English · 2015Palgrave Macmillan Limited · 102 pages · 9781137470454
Clinical health psychologyBody weightParaphiliasWeight gainPsychological aspectsFetishism (Sexual behavior)Alternative lifestylesFood & society