/bhm/ - BHM Real & Drawn

Yes.

>>21256 Are you one yourself or a man confirming they're here?

>>21262 Yes.

>>21255 I'm female but not a feeder. I would be very interested to do it if the opportunity came up with a future partner but in the meantime I just look at BHMs, art and read fanfics.

>>21264 Same, though I don't want an IRL partner in the future. I like imagining my fictional hubbies all hefty and well-fed because I find it really really hot. I also want them to do a lot of more gross stuff to me but generally bigger is always better

>>21265 Who are some of your husbandos

Some of those dudes are real fucking fat.

>>21266 Here's a few of them (Agent Smith [The Matrix], Thrax [Osmosis Jones], Sephiroth [Final Fantasy VII], and Oroku Saki/The Shredder [TMNT 2003]). I've gushed about Smith and Thrax over on the "hear me out" thread not too long ago. I like my villains well-fed, what can I say?

>>21295 As a female fat fetishist I can't really get the same enjoyment out of it if the character is altruistic. It's almost exclusively villains or arrogant rude characters who I want to see get fattened up. Maybe because years of being susceptible to diet culture has made me associate fat with bad? I dunno, but I feel bad for 'good' characters that gain weight. I just love seeing arrogant bastards getting bigger and either suffering as a result of their greed or their sheer haughtiness making life hell for the people around them as they live like kings. Great husbando choices!

>>21296 >...or their sheer haughtiness making life hell for the people around them as they live like kings. I looooove worship weight gain as well. I adore the idea of tending to and feeding a huge, slobby hunk and hearing his moans of pleasure as I make him larger and larger and rub every fold of flab on him. >Great husbando choices! Thanks. It's quite unfortunate that 3/4ths of them don't really have fat art of them. Thankfully Sephiroth has a (decently) plentiful amount from what I've gathered.

>>21297 I spoiled the wrong image here (the one with gas is meant to be spoiled). Oops. Anyhow, >Maybe because years of being susceptible to diet culture has made me associate fat with bad? I think that plus a fair amount of political cartoons depict the villains of society (eg capitalists) as rotund business men in suits, which, unfortunately for them, is my type of guy; well-dressed and very well-fed, while also committing a fair amount of sin, ha. That sort of thing I think ties back into the whole thing with worship wg: the thought of serving every whim of a deeply evil and gluttonous man with a deep sexy voice beckoning me to worship every inch of his body is was tickles me pink. Speaking of villains, I also like the idea of them either winning and/or retiring and pudging up. Seeing what a villain would look like 5, 10, 15, or 20 years post-retirement to find them absolutely enormous also tickles my fancy (that and then eventually getting to snuggle with their new frame). I think, generally though, I like villains all around. Their evil entices me to make them immobile and slobby I guess, hehe.

>>21295 What about canonically fat villains? Like say the blob (since many here are superpowered in some way).

>>21298 Do you find the Baron Harkonnen hot? I mean book version I don't think any film version captures quite how fat he's described as in book. He's basically a caricature of a corrupt decadent leader.

>>21296 That sounds a lot like how Hurgon on fantasyfeeder (and previously writing. com) writes his fat men. Though they are usually normal wealthy men rather than lord or king's or anything. Just lazy and demanding.

>>21304 I don't really gravitate to them much with the main exception being Orville Park from Knights of Guinevere (Glitch animated series co-created by the Owl House creator). I'm not entirely sure why, maybe my mind likes to project heft onto men who don't have any on them. Not entirely too sure. With you mentioning The Blob specifically, I do like scenarios in which a man becomes a hulking gluttonous entity consuming anyone and anything in his path (I'm particularly thinking of that "Married to The Blob" Treehouse of Horror segment because I think that sturred something in me). >>21305 He looks alright. I wouldnt mind giving him a good bellyrub.

>>21309 I was thinking of marvel blob but yeah I can get the blob blob as being the true ultimate feedee. Although it seems sexless so neither bhm or bbw. If you're into that I now wonder if you'd like Little shop of horrors Audrey. It does have a male voice.

>>21315 Ehhh I like the men I project heft onto to have (at least a) humanoid body shape. I'd like them more as an anthro plant beast.

>>21320 Weren't you the one that was into an amorphous blob?

>>21325 In >>21309 I mentioned specifically the "Married to The Blob" Treehouse of Horror segment. If you're not familiar, it follows Homer consuming space goo and becoming this huge sludgy entity. I remember him eating a ton of fat people was a decent chunk of the part. THAT is the scenario/kind of Blob that I like (man becoming possessed by the slime entity and becoming a huge gluttonous slime man), not The Blob itself. I can see the confusion, though. Homer as The Blob in that segment fits my "(at least) humanoid body shape" taste. Not The Blob as it is.

>>21327 Gotcha. Yeah I do remember that. So you'd find an anthro version of this hot? What would you call a plant version of a furry? A leafy?

>>21328 >So you'd find an anthro version of this hot? Yeah. I like anthro creatures as well (ESPECIALLY objectheads and the like). This isn't a bbfurries thread, but I do quite like a good huge anthro cephalopod insect, along with a humanized/gijinka element (water, fire, etc) and such.