Feabie
reviews and complaints

This platform is wack. Most of the time, you'll find that the ladies just want to rip you off. It seems like every single one of them is promoting their website or wants you to send them money. None of them are interested in anything genuine. They all crave attention and can't wait to block you if you don't show them enough affection or pay them outrageously.

It's not even like they're particular about the guys they give attention to. You could be anyone and they will demand you treat them like your queen. It's exhausting and unrealistic. They don't care about the person you are, they just care how much money you have.

I'm convinced that most of these women are just using Feabie to pimp themselves out. They thrive on exploiting men for money and can't stand when you expose them for their gimmicks. They will look for the smallest things to be outraged by and will never think twice about putting you on their block list.

The so-called "bi women" are just lesbians too afraid to come out of the closet. The "straight women" are just playing games. And the ones too desperate to specify their preferences are just hoping for someone to give them attention.

Apparently, you have to treat them like royalty before they even acknowledge you. That means sending flowers and doing everything in your power to make them happy. It's ridiculous! They don't want to work for their respect;they just want to be treated like princesses no matter how disrespectful they are themselves.

I'm telling you, it's a total sham. Feabie, Grommr, and Chasabl are all equally crooked. Oh, and by the way, women don't have to pay for unlimited blocks, but guys have to pay if they want to block more than ten people. How fair is that?

Save your money and your time. Don't waste it on this crappy site.

I recently checked out Feabie (feabie.com) and let me tell you, my experience was far from positive. The website's culture is downright toxic, with an emphasis on p*ssy power and a clear bias against men. As a new member, I quickly discovered that women on the site had formed a clique that actively sought to target and attack random men for literally no reason at all.

One instance that stood out to me was when I was berated for uploading a picture of me and my mom, whom I hadn't seen in two years. Despite the fact that the picture was benign and harmless, these third-rate internet hookers found a way to gang up on me and bully me into responding. And once I did respond, I was made out to be the aggressor and reported to admin.

Now, you would hope that admin would investigate the situation thoroughly to see why I had reacted the way I did. But of course they didn't - they automatically sided with the clique of internet hookers, despite the fact that the male user base is their main source of revenue. It's ridiculous.

It's clear that Feabie used to be a great website, until these lazy [censored] discovered OnlyFans and started thinking they were something special. The site is now filled with a narcissistic clique of women who hate men but beg them for money because they're too fat and lazy to actually work for a living. They're bitter, lonely, fat f*cks with a narcissistic complex, and it's just sad to see.

In conclusion, I would advise anyone considering joining Feabie to run in the opposite direction. The toxic culture and biased admin make for a truly awful user experience.

I've been on Feabie four times within the past four years, searching for love, but I ended up quitting every time out of frustration. The majority of people on the site love to moan and groan about anything and everything; from the sun rising in the morning to the "typical man being a jerk" - just about anything sends them over the edge. There are also quite a few under-educated individuals that seem to only be searching for someone to take care of them financially. To be honest, the entire platform appears to be a bleak and desolate place that is almost guaranteed to make you feel more pessimistic about humanity. It's the well-built men that get all the attention, and if you happen to be a heavier guy (which I am not), then you're going to be completely ignored; you could send dozens of respectful and courteous private messages to individuals you're attracted to, and you still won't receive a response. The platform is packed with men who will send you inappropriate content or are only capable of holding the most basic of conversations.

Additionally, Feabie is politically correct to the max. If you happen to be male and let something slip that doesn't align with the views of social justice warriors who never leave their sofas, a slew of irate women or virtue-signaling men will immediately pounce on you.

In my opinion, Feabie is a platform for young people and not mature adults who are searching for a relationship with a larger partner.

I highly suggest that you steer clear of this platform.

So, Feabie (feabie.com)... I must say, my experience with this site was quite interesting, to say the least. I was banned from the site for allegedly having two profiles and being a "smol fat" catfish, according to one user's accusation. I refused to verify my identity simply because I had only been on the site for 10 days and content creators are only required to verify after 30 days. Why was I being singled out and asked to verify so soon? And if they have the ability to ban by IP address, couldn't they also check to see if the two supposed accounts were using the same IP? It's all a bit suspicious if you ask me.

But what really irked me was the lack of evidence in the accusations made against me. I didn't promote any sex work, upload nudes, or say anything offensive. I simply made my posts and left. Yet, I was still banned. It's frustrating to say the least, especially when there are those on the site who seem to abuse their power and act like mini-admins without any true authority.

That being said, if you're someone who is conventionally attractive, I would proceed with caution on this site. There seems to be a group of users who are threatened by those who are "too pretty" and will do whatever it takes to get them banned. It's a shame because Feabie could be a great resource for those in the feeder/feedee community, but the power dynamics at play can be a bit of a turn off.

All in all, Feabie has its pros and cons. It's a shame that my experience was tainted by baseless accusations and a lack of evidence, but I do believe that for some, this site could be a helpful and positive community. Just be prepared to navigate some tricky waters.

This website, Feabie (feabie.com), is honestly just a disaster. The male members who frequent here just seem to be looking for a quick and easy lay, or even just some photos to use for their own activities. And don't even get me started on the so-called "admiration" they give to the women here - it just seems like desperation for anyone who will give them attention!

But let's be clear on who the "meat" of the site really is: un-proportionately obese Caucasian women who pose in sleazy, nearly-nude photos. And while some may argue that they're not professional models, it doesn't stop them from posting Amazon links or hoping some loser will buy them things like a real "[censored]."

To make matters worse, if you don't happen to fit into this specific "mold" of an overweight, often Caucasian person, you'll have a hard time gaining any sort of popularity on the site. As someone who isn't white and doesn't fit into this very specific, sexualized mold, it's just not welcoming on the site whatsoever.

And don't even get me started on the SJWs who think they're somehow experts on logic, but only seem to validate overweight individuals while disregarding any and all racial barriers. It's just a weird, uncomfortable site to even be a part of.

Long story short: if you're looking for any sort of meaningful relationship on Feabie, better look elsewhere. Even after browsing for a while and paying to search for members, you'll likely find only a small handful of people in your area, if that. And honestly, as someone who feels embarrassed just having visited this site, I can't say I'd recommend it to anyone - especially not to any overweight women who deserve to be treated with more respect than just being fetishized and stereotyped.

Feabie, oh Feabie. What can I say about this site? Well, I have to admit that my experiences on the site have been a mixed bag. But that's just the way of the world, isn't it?

For those who don't know, I'm what they call a feeder/fat admirer. And let me tell you, this site has provided me with some of the most interesting experiences I've ever had.

One of the highlights of my Feabie journey was spending two and a half years dating someone I met on the site. And while that's not necessarily the norm, I have made some really good friends on Feabie - both online and in person.

But as with any online community, there are always going to be people who just don't know how to behave. I have seen some truly awful behavior on Feabie, from bigotry to sexism to straight up harassment.

To anyone reading this who is considering joining Feabie, let me give you a friendly bit of advice: READ PROFILES! Seriously, it's not that hard. If you're just interested in hooking up or getting nudes, there are plenty of other sites for that. But if you want to make real connections with real people, take the time to actually read people's profiles and get to know them.

Now, I'm not going to pretend that Feabie is perfect. Far from it. But I do appreciate that there are people on the site who are actively working to make it a better place. And as someone who has been personally affected by some of the more toxic behavior on the site, I am grateful for those individuals who are speaking out and trying to effect change.

So to summarise, if you're interested in the feederism community and want to connect with like-minded people, Feabie is definitely worth checking out. Just be prepared to encounter some ugliness along the way. But hey, that's life, right? We take the good with the bad and keep on truckin'.

I have spoken to many men about Feabie and I must say, it's a great platform for fat girls who find it hard to be appreciated in real life. They get so much love, attention, and appreciation on this website that they receive countless messages and offers every day. It's amazing. However, what they don't understand is that they're missing out on some great potential relationships because of their careless behavior.

Even if you're the best man for them, willing to accept and love them for who they are, they won't even give you a chance to prove yourself. They ignore your messages and all your efforts go in vain. All because they have hundreds of other messages full of offers to choose from. It's a shame they don't realize they're ruining all their chances like this.

Instead of reacting to serious messages, they react to funny ones and spend years being single while living in this fake online appreciation. They don't understand that men need to write to them first, and that's why they have thousands of messages every month. It's also up to them to develop a communication where they can learn about the man and what he can bring to their life. But they're way too stupid to do it as they get all the free appreciation they need.

The Feabie team is also not supportive of men. They don't understand how hard it is for us to get ignored and rejected multiple times, and we can't get angry about it or we'll be blocked. Most of the people on Feabie are mentally ill fat individuals who cannot live a normal life because of everyday social pressure and issues from fat shaming. Instead of working on themselves and gaining some skills to recognize a quality man and developing a constructive communication with him, they just waste their lives playing games and watching Netflix.

As a result, they will never have some great relationships. It's a shame that we can't get angry about it or speak out, but we contribute to ruining it by giving them free appreciation. They wouldn't like us more just because we appreciate their looks.

In conclusion, Feabie is a great platform for fat girls to find love and appreciation, but they need to understand that they're ruining their chances of finding a great relationship by ignoring messages and not taking the time to get to know someone. Men also need to be more patient and receptive to the fact that they will face rejection and ignorance before finding the right match. And the Feabie team needs to be more supportive of men and understand their struggles while using their platform.

So, I stumbled upon this reviewing website by chance and I gotta say, I was relieved to find out that I wasn't the only one who had an awful experience on Feabie. Being a straight male on this website was pretty harsh. Let me give you the rundown. Almost every third woman you'll encounter wants money from you. This is not a dating site, not even close. It's more of an Onlyfans platform for amateur creators in disguise. The legit profiles are quite rare, and you will have to sift through a bunch of "verified creators" to find one. It's not that it's a bad thing, per se. But it sort of ruins the whole purpose of the website.

Moreover, there are so many "toxic liberals" on the platform who don't shy away from talking down to men like they're some worthless insects. As a man, you can get banned for pretty much anything on Feabie, but ironically, people who openly hate on men and spew venom from their profile pages don't get reprimanded. What kind of hypocrisy is that?

As far as dating goes, I'm not saying I'm a stud, but I had a genuine profile with my face on it. However, I had to take it down later because one woman started to creep me out. Most of the women I've talked to have been pretty decent in conversations, but getting to meet them in real life was a whole different story. It never went beyond a couple of messages, and the interaction fizzled out soon after.

If you're from Germany, dating on Feabie is pretty tough. The odds of finding someone and getting a reply are as slim as 1/10. But hey, if you're from the US, your chances of hooking up may be better (or so I've heard).

Now let's talk about the website's features. The number of pictures you can view or messages you can send is limited. Thankfully, there is a workaround if you use a browser. You can search for people without any restrictions and find someone to connect with. However, there is a photo limit for the newsfeed. Feabie is designed like Facebook, but with more depressed and misandrist users. Anyone who's posting a lot on the newsfeed is most likely trying to sell you something.

Lastly, let me tell you why I got banned. I made a few comments about how it's bizarre that these women who put out porn would complain about sexual messages. I mean, if you're putting it out there, aren't you asking for it? But one of the content creators decided to report me for insensitive language, and I got booted off the platform without any warning.

In summary, Feabie is not a dating platform, but an Onlyfans site disguised as one. There are toxic people on it who don't hold back from bashing men, but if you're okay with that, you might find someone nice to talk to. However, if you're not from the US, your chances of getting a reply are pretty low. So, use Feabie at your own risk.

Feabie (feabie.com) is a website that has sparked quite a reaction from its users. Upon visiting this site, it becomes clear that it caters to a specific niche group, specifically, people who are attracted to larger individuals. While it is advertised as a dating site for the plus-sized community, it is hard to navigate through the anger and negativity that comes with it.

As a male user, it is easy to see the hostility that is aimed towards men who visit the site. Any sign of intelligence or confidence quickly marks you as the enemy. Women on the site seem to feel that men are a menace to their safety. It is unfair to generalize men in this way, and it only adds to the negativity that is present on the site.

The women on the site come in for their share of criticism as well. They are accused of having stinking attitudes and of being arrogant and domineering. It must be said that these accusations are exaggerated, and it is unfair to paint all the women on the site with the same brush.

It is clear that the site is not intended for those who are seeking love or companionship. The women on the site expect men to buy them things from their Amazon wish lists but offer little in return. This only adds to the sense of frustration that many users feel when they visit the site.

The site seems to be a place of misery for many of its users. It is clear that the site causes more harm than good, as many of its users end up feeling hopeless and frustrated. Overall, Feabie seems like a site to be avoided, as it is nothing but a cesspool of negativity and despair.

Ah man, let me tell you, I stumbled upon Feabie (feabie.com) hoping to finally find a community that understood my love for feedism. But boy was I wrong. It seems like this place is more about how tough it is to be a big person in society. Everyone's always talking about victimization, politics, activism, and mental illness.

And don't get me wrong, I'm all for talking about these important topics, but sometimes you just wanna indulge in your fetish and not feel judged for it, ya know? It's hard to do that on Feabie.

Plus, the cliques on this site are out of control. If you don't fit into their little mold of what a feedism lover should be, they'll gatekeep you and make you feel like an outsider. It's like high school all over again.

And let's not forget about the overall atmosphere on the site. If you spend too much time on Feabie, it can really bring your mood down. It's as if people just use the site as a dumping ground for all their negative experiences and it can become quite depressing.

Overall, I hate to say it, but Feabie feels more like an "I hate being fat" site than a place for feedism lovers. And the worst part is that the bullied become the bullies, further perpetuating the harmful cycle of discrimination against bigger individuals.

So I had some trouble with Feabie, the online dating platform, just like this other guy did. Seems like they're overly sensitive about people being fake or under 18. Well, I'm here to tell you that being young doesn't make me any less real! I was just a high school student when I tried to sign up, but that doesn't mean I can't find love, or fun, or whatever else I'm looking for on this site.

It's frustrating to know that I graduated this year, but still can't get on Feabie. My birthday is January 28th, 2001, and I was looking forward to exploring my options with people who share my interests. But apparently that's not good enough for the uptight folks behind this stupid website.

What really grinds my gears, though, is that I was in the middle of a roleplay with someone on Feabie before I got kicked off. I was having a great time, and I felt like I was really connecting with my partner. But now that's all been taken away from me, thanks to the narrow-minded policies of Feabie. It's not fair, and it's not right.

Honestly, I think this whole website should be taken down and never brought back up again. If they're going to discriminate against people for silly reasons like age or whether they're "real" or not, then why bother having a site in the first place? It's just a waste of everyone's time.

So if you're thinking about joining Feabie, let my experience be a cautionary tale. Unless you fit into their narrow definition of what's acceptable, you're better off looking for love and connection elsewhere. Don't waste your time on a site that doesn't respect you for who you are.

This website is kinda wild, ya know? Like, the ladies can be real mean to the fellas and the mods ain't doin' nothin' bout it. But if a guy says somethin' bad about a lady, boom, seven day ban. Seems kinda unfair to me, ya feel?

And there's a lot of sex workers on there, as well as girls askin' for food or content. Like, c'mon now, that ain't cool. It's like there's an inner circle on there, and if you ain't part of it or friends with someone on it, you get treated like garbage. That ain't right.

And if you try to message a girl on there and just be nice, she might block ya right away and even get ya banned. Like, seriously, how dare you try to talk to me like that? It ain't right, man.

Plus, they try to make ya pay for stuff on there, but I don't even see why ya would. It ain't worth it, in my opinion. So yeah, Feabie might not be the best place to find love or even just some casual fun, ya know what I mean? But hey, to each their own, I guess.

So, let me tell you about this site called Feabie. I've been browsing around lately and I've noticed something strange. There seems to be an increasing number of women who charge you to talk to them. Now, I'm no genius, but these ladies don't exactly strike me as Mensa members, if you know what I mean.

One thing that's really frustrating about Feabie is their vague policies. You could get banned without any explanation. And their favorite excuse is that you "violated policy". Okay, but what exactly did you do wrong? If you ask them, they'll just tell you that you were harassing other members. But they won't tell you what exactly you said or did that was considered harassment. And don't even get me started on the "Femanazi" on the site. They're a whole different breed.

I've seen other reviews out there that say the same thing I'm saying. I hear that Grokio or someone close to them runs Feabie as well as a gay site. I don't know about you, but the only thing that seems to get their attention is if you start throwing around some cash. That's the only way to make these guys listen, it seems.

All in all, I would advise people to stay away from Feabie. These guys are more interested in your money than in creating a welcoming online community. So, unless you like being taken advantage of by dikheads like them, I'd suggest you take your business elsewhere.

This website ain't all that great, to be honest. The pictures you can look at are pretty limited, and you gotta pay to see more. Like, what's up with that? I'm into big people and all, but dang, this site is hella creepy. I mean, they say they're "quirky" or whatever, but that doesn't make up for how nasty it all is. It seems like it's just a bunch of desperate dudes giving attention to women who wanna be famous for being big. Like, come on now. "Quirky" ain't enough to hide how effed up it really is.

If you're into seeing pictures of people gaining weight, I'd suggest checking out StufferDB. That site's free and has a ton of really good photos. And if you're looking for a dating site with a bunch of curvy cuties, try out OkCupid. There's a lot of them on there. Don't waste your time with this site, man. It's a total blackhole.

Feabie is a place for those who are into plus size people to come together and socialize. However, beware if you are someone that is vulnerable to negativity because there is plenty of it. Members are often needy and craving attention, which can create a lot of drama and toxicity.

Sadly, if you take the time to write a profile, it’s unlikely that anyone will actually read it. Instead, you will probably just receive messages from skinny men who think they are entitled to your time and attention. If you reject their advances, be prepared for them to get butt hurt and spam your content.

Despite what the content creators might say, no one really cares about what you want. Sex workers, in particular, are notorious for turning against you quickly and expecting you to pay them money. Men are the ones most likely to fall for their tricks, which leads to a lot of moaning and complaining.

If you have no problems with staff or other members, then Feabie is an okay site for a short time. However, if you do have problems with the staff, then you are in for a real treat. They can be difficult to work with and unresponsive to your needs.

Overall, if you’re looking for a community that is accepting of plus size individuals, then Feabie might be a good place to start. Just remember to be careful and avoid the negative drama that sometimes occurs.

I recently tried out Feabie, a dating and social platform for people who are into the feeder/feedee lifestyle, and have some thoughts to share. The site boasts a modern, user-friendly interface, which was definitely a plus in my book. However, one thing that disappointed me was the lack of a dark mode option for desktop users. As someone who enjoys browsing in low-light settings, this would have been a nice feature to have.

While using the app, I also found that it crashed frequently. Luckily, it does recover quickly so it wasn't too much of a hassle. What did get annoying was how limited the usage appears to be before you are prompted to purchase premium options – which can be thrown in your face pretty quickly.

Moving on to the community aspect of Feabie, there are both good and bad points to note.

On the positive side, the community is lively and engaging, with a diverse range of members from all walks of life. I was very happy to see that there doesn't seem to be any overt racism or bigotry, which can unfortunately be a problem with some social platforms.

However, as with any big online community, there are some downsides to be aware of. Unfortunately, the site can be pretty toxic at times – and it's not hard to see why. Some members come off as desperate attention-seekers, while others seem to be constantly begging for food and money. There is also a notable hivemind mentality, with many members intolerant of differing opinions. Some male users experience what appears to be sexism, while women are frequently bothered by creepy, aggressive behavior from men.

All that being said, there are some good people on Feabie too – you just might have to wade through a lot of unpleasantness to find them. If you're someone who is interested in the feeder/feedee community, it might be worth giving this platform a try. Just be prepared for some rough waters along the way.

Feabie is such a sketchy website that's full of people who are desperate to make money without lifting a finger. It's so sad to see how work-adverse some of them are, but what's even sadder is how much they love to pretend they're virtuous and caring. They signal-boost their "virtue" so hard, it's really obvious that they only want to prey on those who are feeling lonely and out of place. The ladies over there will brag about their strength, pride, and confidence, but it's so clear that they are all talk. In reality, they lean towards insecurity, and sadly, some of them turn to bullying and virtue-signaling to feel better about themselves.

But the guys on Feabie are no better. They have this super cliquey vibe going on, and most of them are morally and ethically bankrupt. The administrators of the site, to no one's surprise, are just as useless. They allow the ladies to push misandry to truly scary levels, even allowing them to wish death upon all men without any consequences. However, if you dare to even suggest anything misogynistic, you'll find yourself getting penalized in no time.

It's not just the people on Feabie that are cringy, though. Even their premium feature falls flat. Honestly, it's just as sad and unremarkable as the rest of its members. The website truly is garbage, and it's best if you stay as far away as possible.

As a woman myself, I've had some really close calls on Feabie and never felt truly safe. It's not just the men that need to worry about their behavior - the women can be just as bad. Don't make the mistake I did and waste your time over there.

I recently tried Feabie for about a week, and boy, did I have an experience. Unfortunately, it wasn't all rainbows and sunshine. I came across a woman who seemed to hate men and attacked me for no reason. But, being the person I am, I didn't back down. Before I knew it, she had a group of other women and a sad little guy by her side, all attacking me like flies on... well, you know.

I couldn't believe the level of hypocrisy from these women. They insulted me without mercy and then had the nerve to act like I shouldn't be upset about it because it's just someone on the internet that I don't even know. That's the typical behavior of 3rd wave feminists, and as other reviews have mentioned, if you're a white 'cis' male who doesn't bow down to the women, you'll be branded as a creeper in no time.

It's really disgusting how many of these women act like quasi-prostitutes. They want to use naive men for easy money and then complain about not being able to find a decent guy. It's a pathological environment that's best avoided.

All in all, Feabie was not a positive experience for me. Be careful out there, folks.

If you're looking for a site that promotes inclusivity and diversity, you might think Feabie is the perfect place. However, the reality is quite different. This site is more like a dark alley where you'll find mentally ill drug addicts and prostitutes. It's not a place for social networking or dating unless your standards are as low as the users of this site.

The admins are the worst part of Feabie. They preach about diversity but only tolerate liberal orthodoxy. Being straight, centrist/conservative, or egalitarian is not allowed. If you don't conform to the liberal way of thinking, you'll be blocked without hesitation.

This site is not for the faint of heart. You'll encounter all sorts of nonsense, like "transphobia" if you don't date trans people or "homophobia" if you have to pay bills and rent. There are even some who claim that "social justice is their sexuality".

If you're still thinking about joining Feabie, keep in mind that it's not a place for everyone. It's a site for those who are willing to pay for the services of sex workers and embrace the worst parts of society. If that's what you're into, then go ahead and sign up. But if you're looking for a safe and inclusive community, you won't find it here.