How fat is your wife now? Is she still alive or have you fed her to death. In my opinion freaks like you should be arrested and jailed for attempted murder. As for your poor fat pig wife she should be chopped up and fed to the starving people in Africa or boiled down for soap. I can believe people like you even exist in our society how do you get away with this sick shit and how the hell do you sleep at night?

I haven’t checked this discussion for some time but lovely of you to grace this it with your presence. Must say I’m a big fan of you.

You say the film affected the way that people view the obese and they no longer automatically pity them. I would like to know how the film changed their point of view and in what way. As you can see from many comments here most people view the severely obese with a mixture of disgust, repugnance and pity; if you take out the pity then you are only left with the disgust and the repugnance. Many people believe that the obese are for the most part, lazy gluttons who spend their lives in denial of their condition. So am I correct in assuming that your little film only propagated those feelings of disgust and revulsion or did it change people’s point of view in a way that was unexpected.

BTW, I’d like to echo the disappointment a few commenter’s have expressed here on the fact that you didn’t use a ssbbw for your film. I feel it probably would have added an extra element of realism and shock value. If you ever decide to produce a project with related subject matter again I would check the FA/BBW community for help in finding a willing participant. In the past there have been several ssbbw/feedees who have taken part in various independent films, TV programs and documentaries. In fact if you pitched your film project as a fat positive venture, you probably would get more interested parties than you could handle.

Darkfeeder, if you email me your information, I’ll definitely send you a free copy. Otherwise, it’ll probably just be $10 including shipping.

As for the premiere, it went very well. People were definitely shocked and amused, but more than a few were drawn in and interested, especially when I reveal in the credits that there are real people with this sort of lifestyle. To this day people who saw it tell me how it affected the way they view obese people, how they no longer pity them automatically, etc.

In fact, the main gripe people had was the length. Some people walked out before any of the feeder content occurred because they saw on the program it was thirty-two minutes and didn’t want to sit through it. Thirty-two minutes is long for a short film, especially a student one, but everyone who did see it, including the critic from the Providence Journal made a point of saying how it didn’t feel long at all and it flowed nicely.