Neat-o! A shame there’s no base sample size in terms of an automatically recorded number of survey participants, but guess I’ll pull the total number from the fourth question as my best estimate, which seems to be 238. Now then, hopefully this won’t be an excessively long post but no promises~ uwu.
Question 4: While I suppose I’m definitely one of the people who would’ve preferred the “I identify as…” route of wording, I still tend to forget how many males tend to frequent sites like this, like overwhelmingly so. As it is a demographic question, it probably would’ve been more appropriate to place it at the very start of the survey but no harm done!
Question 5 & 6: Fascinating to see how different the choices here get! I can only assume that most people shyed away from choosing immobile initially due to (unfortunately) having life-disruptive consequences, but as that issue is much more non-existent in a more fictional setting, the choice seems far more appealing. Hopefully someday in the future people will be able to live out their blobby dreams in real life without any of the problems that’d come with it~
Question 7: Hoooooo boy, in my experience with surveys, questions where people are allowed to put their answer in text are often the most fun to read through! Special shoutout to my fellow fat-lover out there from the esteemed country of “s”, I see you out there . Otherwise though, I suppose the results are about what I expected. A lot more Americans than I expected to see (as a fellow American myself) compared to other English-speaking countries but interesting all the same!
Question 9: Surprised that romance didn’t take top pick in this once since weight gain stuff seems to be an intimate thing for a lot of people, but guess that view is less of a focus when it comes to gaming, extremely fascinating to see for certain! I also see a lot of “Fantasy” in the other section, even though I assume that’s what the “Fiction” option was specifically meant to represent, but oh well, I’m sure it’s fine!
Question 13: Some very fascinating fill-ins in the other section, particularly the two I saw that expressed a lack of interest in actual weight gain itself. I assume this refers to having more of an interest in seeing a character at a big size from the start, rather than getting them there or further through feeding, but still a surprising thing to see since I would’ve assumed the actual weight gaining process would be one almost universally liked to at least some extent across anybody into this kind of thing, but hey, just goes to show how fascinating data can get sometimes! Very interesting responses indeed!
Question 16: Ah yes, the most interesting one out of them all, as expressed through my earlier post. In the interest of not turning this post into a full-on essay, I guess the only one I’ll touch up on, especially since others already have as well, is the Homosexuality one. By all means, I definitely have no problem with people who selected that since I definitely assume it just means “I’m not into this so I’d rather avoid experiencing this”, rather than “This has no place in WG games and should never be in them” to the people that chose it, so more power to you! Same for the responses in the other section that chose Heterosexuality as their fill-ins! I don’t ever really see people bashing people’s sexuality on this forum, so I’m more than willing to trust there’s virtually no malice behind such selections.
Overall, yet another fun survey to do an analysis on! Sorry to anybody that has to scroll like a mile in order to get past this message though ):. Definitely appreciate the people that took the time to respond, or attempt to respond, to the questions!
@anon82925365 Noted! I guess depending on the kind of world it is, I may be willing to excuse a fat child being present (assuming they’re not, like, a blob) if they’re only meant to serve as just another kind of NPC in a game, especially kinds where weight gain is much more focused on the player or the party, and not so much NPCs, but as far as a child actually gaining weight goes, generally something I’d prefer not to deal with.
But yeah, generally less than ideal to assume that anybody that didn’t pick the option is into minors gaining weight – very rarely is data ever that binary in it’s meaning. Same way it shouldn’t be assumed that anybody that didn’t pick certain kinks during the very first question absolutely despises the ones they didn’t pick, I’m sure that’s not the case.