People searching for a feederism site, a feedee website or a belly stuffing site usually want one thing: somewhere to read, watch or collect fictional weight gain. Here is how the landscape is organized and what each kind of place is good for.
Before you pick a site, decide on the format. Weight gain fiction comes as drawings and comics, as long written stories, as short posts and captions, and as animated video. Each format gravitates to a different kind of platform, and a site that is great for one is often thin for another.
This guide covers fiction and fantasy only. It does not point to dating or personal-contact sites, and it does not point to adult video sites. Everything below is about made-up characters.
DeviantArt is a general art-sharing community, and it hosts a large amount of weight gain art and comics because artists can tag work and readers can follow tags. Pixiv is a similar illustration community with strong tag culture, popular for anime-style work.
Wattpad is a large reading-and-writing platform where authors post serialized stories chapter by chapter. Writing.com is an older writing community with interactive stories and portfolios. Archive of Our Own is a nonprofit fan-fiction archive with a detailed tagging system. Quotev and FanFiction.net are story platforms too, though their rules around mature content differ.
The niche has a long history of forums, and some are still active. FantasyFeeder is a long-running community site built around feeder and weight gain fantasy, with story boards and art boards. Smaller communities live on Reddit as subreddits and on Discord as invite-only servers.
X, Tumblr and Reddit are where short posts, previews and reblogs travel. Artists often use them to announce new pieces and to point to a gallery where the full work lives.
On any of them, search with the exact tags creators use: weight gain, wg, belly expansion, feedee, stuffing. Our glossary of weight gain terms lists the vocabulary so you know what to type.
Some creators run their own sites or sell finished work through platform galleries and subscriptions. The benefit is a complete piece, made to a consistent standard, with a single creative vision. The cost is that it is usually paid. Compare a free preview with what you would get before you buy anything.
FeedeeFilms makes AI-assisted weight gain films about four fictional women, each told as a story with stage-by-stage photos and a finished film. You can read the Amanda comic page, the Mara comic page or the Roxxana comic page for free, then decide whether the full film on DeviantArt is for you. We are one small option among many, not a replacement for the communities above.
It is a site where people share fiction, art or discussion about the feedee and feeder fantasy. Most are galleries, story archives or forums, and the content is made-up characters.
Story platforms such as Wattpad, Writing.com and Archive of Our Own host free serialized fiction, and tag searches on them are the fastest way in. We also publish free stories on this site.
Use normal care: do not share personal details, keep to fiction sections, and be wary of any site that asks for payment details without a clear checkout.
Often yes for mature-labelled content, because platforms age-gate it. You usually need a free account and to change a content setting.
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A pink-haired goth works the night shift at a café with one house rule: whatever is left in the pastry case at closing is hers. So she stops leaving anything.
A slim goth food streamer, one rule from her chat: every new subscriber sends a dish, and the stream can't end while food keeps arriving.
A home cook makes herself one promise for the year — "I'm not saying no to anything" — and keeps it in her own kitchen, one tray at a time.
The slimmest favourite in a desert palace challenges the largest woman of the court to seven banquets. Largest wins.
Three full films with voices, music and sound, from slim to far past 1,000 lb. Every plate is on you.
