clandestine 'feederism' in the home or workplace

this daily mail article potentially brings an important issue to our attention -- 'feeders' who prey on their supposed friends for malign purposes

but to what extent is the connection with the internet subculture known as 'feederism' merely contrived by the journalist?

For Claire Hill, there is no obvious trigger for her office feeder's behaviour.

'There are times when I think she really is out to get me fat,' says Claire.

'But then I wonder if she's just someone that likes to care for people, loves food and always has a full fridge at home.

'It does cross my mind that maybe she just likes me.'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1299454/Beware-office-feeder-They-tempt-sweets-treats-tuck--to.html

my office feeders only ever seem to bring in food i don't like

It helps when you don't really like sweets, but if they ever start bringing in homemade jerky and wedges of brie I'm in big trouble.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B4nQxHQIUAAISBP.png

http://feedistconfessions.tumblr.com/post/104716580826/i-absolutely-love-seeing-weight-limits-on-exercise

the highlight of tumblr's not insignificant contribution to culture would probably be a proprietorial dispute about the meaning of 'feeder' by feederists and teenage fans of the british post-grunge band of that name

fp for 'not insignificant'

fp for posting that

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