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Make Your Feedee Fatter
Tiny games, one very well-fed girl.
Every card below is a miniature indulgence: one pose, one girl, and a button that does exactly what it says. No setup, no rules — just the weight gain sequences feeders actually want to watch, one satisfying press at a time. Sign in free to see every stage clearly, or build your own scenes in the Studio.
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Games
Press the button. Watch her grow.
- Weight gainThey Keep Saying UnlimitedThey wrote the sign. She read it as a dare.
- Weight gainPick One. Then Pick Another.Six months is twenty-six Saturdays. They did not miss one.
- Weight gainThe Bed Stopped Working For ItIt is not the reach. It is how long the reach takes now.
- Weight gainOne Armrest Is Not EnoughThe armrest was the measurement. It always is.
- Weight gainJust One MoreShe said she shouldn't. She said that four hundred times.
- Weight gainIt Is The Same DressSame shop, same rail, same number on the same small tag.
- Weight gainBring It HereIt started as a Sunday thing. Sundays are allowed.
- Weight gainIt's a Waste OtherwiseA good rule. That is how you know it was never really a rule.
- Weight gainNobody Said You Had ToThree summers. She stopped saying no in advance.
- Weight gainYou'll Want the Corner SideThe booth did not change. Something else did.
- Weight gainMove Up. There's Nowhere To.The sofa is three seats. She has never described herself as taking two.
- Weight gainShe Still Does This Part HerselfThey make them smaller now. That's a real thing. That happens.
- Weight gainShe Sits Right in Front of YouSame look in her eyes. A lot more of her to look at.
- Weight gainBoth Hands on Her Own HipsFrom down here, the view only gets bigger.
- Weight gainShe Eats Standing Over YouMid-bite, mid-spill, mid-transformation.
- Weight gainWhat the New Weight WroteFast gain leaves notes. Read them.
- Weight gainThe View She Never ChecksShe watches her front. You get the honest angle.
- Weight gainCake, at Belly HeightThe cake stays the same size. She doesn't.
- Weight gainThe Deck Chair, The Later MonthsThe chair complains. The milkshake doesn't.
- Weight gainThe Bikini She Refuses to RetireSame pose. Same bikini. A very different summer.
- Weight gainBoth Hands on a Full BellyShe holds what you gave her — and blushes.
- Weight gainThe White Shirt That Used to Be LooseCotton has limits. Her appetite doesn't.
- Weight gainFeed Her, From Exactly Where You'd SitShe looks up. You decide what happens next.
- Weight gainProfessional Lounger, Amateur Portion ControlHer only cardio is reaching for the tray.
- Weight gainSofter Every BedtimeLate-night snacks, compound interest.
- Weight gainFace Down, Fully FedThe after-dinner collapse, in two acts.
- Old clothes try-onThe Old Red Dress ExperimentIt zipped, once. Ask her to try.
- Make her blushCaught Softer at the BeachOne compliment away from crimson.
Stories
Illustrated, free to read, art at every stage.
- StoriesThey Regret Saying UnlimitedNinety minutes is not a limit. It is a target.
- StoriesSix Months of DonutsTwenty-six Saturdays. They did not miss one.
- StoriesShe Can't Reach Her Toes AnymoreNot the reach. How long the reach takes now.
- StoriesOne Armrest Was Enough Last YearThe armrest was the measurement. It always is.
- StoriesJust One More MilkshakeShe said she shouldn't. She said that four hundred times.
- StoriesIt Fit Last SeasonSame shop, same rail, same number on the same small tag.
- StoriesNo Reason to Get UpIt started as a Sunday thing. Sundays are allowed.
- StoriesShe Won the Eating ChallengeIt's a waste otherwise. That was the whole rule.
- StoriesSecond Helpings, All SummerThree summers. She stopped saying no in advance.
- StoriesThe Booth Got SmallerThe booth did not change. Something else did.
- StoriesHer Side of the SofaThe sofa is three seats. She never described herself as taking two.
- StoriesIt Used to Be a Big BathThey make them smaller now. That's a real thing. That happens.