A plus-size model almost lost her life after an online stalker “trained” her to have a dangerous feeding fetish.
Rosie Jean from the USA wears a generous size 6XL and has thousands of followers on Instagram, YouTube and OnlyFans.
The 31-year-old makes a living flaunting her curves online, but her online fame led to her being targeted by a “narcissistic sociopath” who wanted to feed her to death.
Rosie opened up about her ordeal on the We’re All Insane podcast, revealing that she met the stalker on Reddit and was quickly groomed and manipulated by him.
“He had an archetype and I am his archetype through and through,” she explained.
Plus-size model Rosie Jean (pictured) almost lost her life after an online stalker ‘trained’ her into a dangerous feeding fetish that could have killed her
Rosie opened up about her ordeal on the We’re All Insane podcast, revealing that she met the stalker on Reddit and was quickly groomed and manipulated by him
“Hair color, dark eyes, a certain figure, aesthetically good-looking.” “I don’t want to toot my own horn, but I’m not ugly,” she boasted.
Rosie said the stalker had a sick fantasy of causing a traumatic brain injury in his victims by creating an increased sense of trauma “in order to kill them psychologically”.
“I believe he is addicted to trauma porn and I believe he wanted to turn me into his own trauma porn factory,” she claimed.
Rosie also said that she was raised by her stalker “to feederism”, a sexual fetish that involves feeding people so that they gain extreme amounts of weight.
Rosie said the stalker had a sick fantasy of causing a traumatic brain injury in his victims by creating an increased sense of trauma “in order to kill them psychologically”.
The 31-year-old also said she was targeted by the stalker because of her good looks. “I don’t want to toot my own horn, but I’m not ugly,” she boasted
The model admitted that she had a boyfriend the entire time she was with her stalker, but claims he brainwashed her into believing she was polyamorous, which is why she cheated.
“I experienced Stockholm [Syndrome] with this guy. I remember telling him things like, “I love you.”
“Not only do I believe he raised me to be feederist, I also believe he brainwashed me into believing I was polyamorous,” she explained.
Rosie believes her stalker secretly planned to feed her to death.
“The thing about this guy is that I think he was into death feederism, and I have a lot of problems with that,” she said.
“Death feederism is exactly what it sounds like.” “It means feeding someone so big and fat that they die.”
Rosie confessed that in one encounter she lied to her boyfriend so she could meet her stalker for sex at a hotel where she was “forced” to engage in feederism while they made love.
Rosie believes her stalker secretly planned to feed her to death by having her engage in a sick practice called “death feederism.”
The model admitted that she had a boyfriend the entire time she was with her stalker, but claims he brainwashed her into believing she was polyamorous, which is why she cheated
“I didn’t want to leave, I didn’t want to cheat on my boyfriend, I really didn’t want to,” she explained.
“But back then I didn’t understand the nuances of coercion.”
Rosie, who suffers from ADHD and complex post-traumatic stress disorder, said her stalker “forced me into an act of feederism”.
She later ended up in a psychiatric hospital after a nervous breakdown.
She has since left the feeder community after some of her former friends publicly accused her of lying about her disabilities.
The former model is now focusing on her YouTube channel and seeking treatment for an eating disorder.
“The feeder community has a serious cult mentality,” she warned.
Rosie confessed she lied to her boyfriend to meet her stalker for sex at a hotel where she was “forced” to engage in feeder activities while they made love
The influencer currently relies on a cane to walk properly, but has said goodbye to the dangerous feederism community, calling it a “cult.”
Unfortunately, Rosie isn’t the only plus-sized woman to fall victim to feederism.
In 2015, mother-of-four Patty Sanchez revealed she almost died after her boyfriend encouraged her to eat 13,000 calories a day to satisfy his perverted penchant for being “crushed” by fat women. to become.
After spending her days stuffing her face with fried potatoes, soda, macaroni and cheese, fast food and iced tea, Sanchez felt like she was “dying a slow death.”
She told The Independent that she eventually found the strength to leave her boyfriend and then embarked on a weight loss journey that saw her lose over 100kg.
In 2021, fat fetish model and star of the TLC series “My 600lb Life” Renee Biran died after years of health complications related to her weight.
The 56-year-old, who weighed 286kg, became obese after accepting money from men to feed her so she would get fatter.
In an episode of My 600lb Life that aired in 2018, Biran almost died while being rushed to the hospital to see her doctor.
In 2021, fat fetish model and star of the TLC series “My 600lb Life” Renee Biran (pictured) died after years of health complications related to her weight
“I don’t know what’s wrong with me, but I feel like I can’t breathe properly.” I feel lightheaded and everything else. I would like to see a doctor who can give my body some oxygen. “I don’t want to die in this car,” she said.
Although she survived the journey, she was declared dead in 2021 of unknown causes.
An online tribute dedicated to her memory is flooded with messages from those who followed her journey on the TLC show.
One fan wrote: “She had many obstacles and still fought so hard.” Her personality was beautiful. It pains me to hear that she has passed away. May your family be blessed to have a wonderful mother. Rip Angel! xo.’