Many speak of weight, of curves, of kilos. But anyone who thinks consistently will see: immobility is not an accident, it is the goal. Anything else is unfinished, half-lived, not thought through. 1. Growth follows a line Gaining always means: forward. More mass, more dependency, more devotion. To stop somewhere along the way is to … Read more

People shout this word as if it were a stop sign: Diabetes.They say: “This is the limit.”They say: “Too dangerous.”They say: “Now you must stop.” But that’s the betrayal. Diabetes is not a wall. It is a condition, a terrain to navigate. Not an ending, but a phase. A challenge, yes – but one that … Read more

Half-heartedness sounds harmless: wanting a little, doing a little, being there a little. Yet in the context of feederism it is nothing but betrayal. Betrayal of the idea, betrayal of the relationship, betrayal of the consequence. 1. Growth knows no “Maybe” The core of feederism is clarity: gain, responsibility, dedication. That cannot work in half-steps. … Read more