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Alright, everyone, the raffle is closed, and the winner, as chosen by random.org, is...
wannafat!!!!! (I'll be contacting you soon to discuss the story.)
Thank you to everyone who participated for all the lovely comments you left. Finding out how much my stories mean to so many of you has been an amazing way to celebrate the second anniversary of when I posted my first gaining story. You really blew me away with your responses, which makes me want to keep writing stories that will hopefully affect you and future readers just as deeply. Here's to more!
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Two years ago today, I posted my first gaining story, The House that Time Forgot. It’s almost difficult to believe, but here we are, two years and 48 stories later, and I’ve been going strong ever since!
On my last anniversary, I celebrated by rewriting The House that Time Forgot into a story that more closely resembled what I originally had in mind when I started that story. And thus, we got The Haunted Cabin, and judging the reception that story got, it was a pretty good way to celebrate that anniversary. But I don’t want to just recycle that idea for this anniversary.
So how do I want to celebrate this anniversary? With a giveaway! But I won't be giving away something material like a Macbook. (I’m not a YouTuber, after all.) Instead, I want to give away what it is that brought you all here in the first place: a story! The winner of this giveaway will get to send me a plot summary, and I’ll bring their idea to life!
So how do you enter? I want this request to go to someone who really appreciates my stories, not a random passerby who clicked when they saw “raffle”. So here’s how you enter: leave a comment on this post telling me:
1. Your favorite story of mine, and
2. Why you like that particular story.
#2 is especially important, so please write a little more than “it was great!” I’m not asking for an essay, or even a whole paragraph. Just enough to convince me that you actually read and liked the story you named as your favorite.
I’ll make the pick next Thursday, September 21st, some time in the 6:00-9:00 EST range. (With my schedule, I can't make any promises more specific than that.) Afterward, I’ll contact the winner to discuss their idea.
Now, some ground rules: your idea must be for a weight gain story with a male character gaining that weight. (Vanilla erotic stories or romance will be considered, as long as it’s male-male and involves at least one chubby guy.) I will not write a story that sounds like it will go longer than any of my existing stories. I will also not write any of the following:
• Female gainers. Female encouragers/feeders are fine.
• Weight gain to the point of immobility or blobbishness.
• Inflation to the point of popping.
• Vore.
• Fanfiction of series I have no familiarity with. (Which is most of them, to be honest.)
• Minors (characters younger than 18) in any erotic or kinky scenes.
• Erotic scenes involving family members.
Alright, everyone, the raffle is closed, and the winner, as chosen by random.org, is...
wannafat!!!!! (I'll be contacting you soon to discuss the story.)
Thank you to everyone who participated for all the lovely comments you left. Finding out how much my stories mean to so many of you has been an amazing way to celebrate the second anniversary of when I posted my first gaining story. You really blew me away with your responses, which makes me want to keep writing stories that will hopefully affect you and future readers just as deeply. Here's to more!
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Two years ago today, I posted my first gaining story, The House that Time Forgot. It’s almost difficult to believe, but here we are, two years and 48 stories later, and I’ve been going strong ever since!
On my last anniversary, I celebrated by rewriting The House that Time Forgot into a story that more closely resembled what I originally had in mind when I started that story. And thus, we got The Haunted Cabin, and judging the reception that story got, it was a pretty good way to celebrate that anniversary. But I don’t want to just recycle that idea for this anniversary.
So how do I want to celebrate this anniversary? With a giveaway! But I won't be giving away something material like a Macbook. (I’m not a YouTuber, after all.) Instead, I want to give away what it is that brought you all here in the first place: a story! The winner of this giveaway will get to send me a plot summary, and I’ll bring their idea to life!
So how do you enter? I want this request to go to someone who really appreciates my stories, not a random passerby who clicked when they saw “raffle”. So here’s how you enter: leave a comment on this post telling me:
1. Your favorite story of mine, and
2. Why you like that particular story.
#2 is especially important, so please write a little more than “it was great!” I’m not asking for an essay, or even a whole paragraph. Just enough to convince me that you actually read and liked the story you named as your favorite.
I’ll make the pick next Thursday, September 21st, some time in the 6:00-9:00 EST range. (With my schedule, I can't make any promises more specific than that.) Afterward, I’ll contact the winner to discuss their idea.
Now, some ground rules: your idea must be for a weight gain story with a male character gaining that weight. (Vanilla erotic stories or romance will be considered, as long as it’s male-male and involves at least one chubby guy.) I will not write a story that sounds like it will go longer than any of my existing stories. I will also not write any of the following:
• Female gainers. Female encouragers/feeders are fine.
• Weight gain to the point of immobility or blobbishness.
• Inflation to the point of popping.
• Vore.
• Fanfiction of series I have no familiarity with. (Which is most of them, to be honest.)
• Minors (characters younger than 18) in any erotic or kinky scenes.
• Erotic scenes involving family members.
Where I'm at with Writing
Howdy, folks. It’s been a while. I’d say I hope you’re well, and I genuinely do. But I know the odds of that are pretty slim right now. I’m doing well in some respects. I’ve managed to not get sick, which I’m thankful for, because I’m in several categories of people that the CDC says are especially vulnerable to COVID. My job has moved us all to working remotely, so I don’t have to worry about risking going into the office, or about losing financial security. I’m especially fortunate to have a job I genuinely enjoy, that doesn’t feel like a chore, which is beyond invaluable at a time like this. (Getting laid off last year has truly, truly proven to be a blessing in disguise.) I’ve found out that I love Minesweeper, and have been enjoying other logic-based games like it. Things could definitely be worse. They could also be a hell of a lot better. Mostly that relates to what’s happening on a national level. It’s common knowledge that the US is a shitshow, at least to anyone
Just so we're clear
(This is a US-centric post because that's where I live, but these points apply to any place and time. TW for police brutality and racism.) Black lives matter. "All lives matter" is a disingenuous distraction tactic. It's as senseless as saying firefighters should spray water on every house, not just the one that's on fire, because "All houses matter." Stop saying it. "Blue lives matter" is a despicable sentiment. It's seeing black people say "Stop killing us" and responding by venerating their murderers. We say "Black lives matter" because of the disproportionate amount of violence and discrimination black people face. To say "Blue lives matter", at a time when violence against police is at an all-time low, is an insult to and a mockery of the struggles of black people. Cops need to stop using excessive force and killing civilians. Not just "innocent" civilians or "unarmed" civilians, all civilians. Cops killing civilians is them acting as judge, jury, and executioner, and
10 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started Gaining
I feel like I don’t often talk about my own personal experience with gaining on here, except for when it inspires one of my stories. But in addition to being a weight gain writer, I am also a gainer. And there are probably a lot of gainers and aspiring gainers in my audience as well. So being that I’ve been actively gaining for years, and been watching people gain for a lot longer, I want to share some of the things I’ve learned along the way. Whether you’re already gaining or considering going for it, I hope this is helpful.
1. Eating to gain doesn’t have to mean eating garbage
In the gaining community, we
Four-year anniversary: readers plot my next story!
Update 9/22/19: And the poll has closed, with almost a hundred responses! Thank you everyone who voted. I think you folks have plotted quite the story.
Now, I did a quick poll on here to ask if people wanted to know the results of the survey now or when the story goes up, and the results were pretty well split. So I'm making a post on my writing blog with the results. If you want to see the results, you can see them here. If you don't, you can wait until the story goes up to find out, since I intend to list them in the description.
Also: there were a lot of great responses to the wildcard slot! Of course, I can't include them all, no
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Just logged in now to see that I won! Wooooooo! Thanks haha.