I Have Nothing Of Particular Interest To Update You Guys With Seeing That Thanksgiving Is Taking Up The

I have nothing of particular interest to update you guys with seeing that thanksgiving is taking up the rest of my week, so take this lil piece I did of the my fem fursona back in october heh

My GF adores moths so much that she has two moth sonas, and being her artsy fartsy BF, I get to do all her ref sheets for her uwu 

Where did her clothes go? Where did that bucket of milk come from?? oooo so many questions.

tbh death to all those intra-community feedist posts that start with the correct points that "your romantic partners should have full autonomy over their bodies and you shouldn't pressure them to intentionally try to gain weight" but then say that "your partner should even be able to lose weight if they want to!". this is literally just parroting the lie that long-term, large-scale weight loss is possible for more than a tiny minority of people. one of the biggest criticisms of feedism by fat activists is that feedist communities broadly tolerate and ecourage ignorance about actual weight science, and this is part of what they're talking about.

if you're intentionally trying to gain weight (which is harder to do than a lot of feedists like to believe) and it works, the results will almost certainly be mostly permanent. you may lose a bit once you stop intentionally tailoring your food intake towards weight gain, but for the most part the fat is in fact going to stay there. that's something aspiring gainers should know. in general, feedists should educate themselves in weight science and fat liberation. it's good to do anyway and it will also make you a better feedist.

tldr stop parroting lies about weight science just because it sounds like a nice message in support of bodily autonomy

My pokemon OC, Fluff in all her bitchy glory. Alts of the same overall look and smussy side kick. Has affinity for normal and dark types. 

Shading studies and the UWU vs OWO headcanon that I now have  (poses and figures were studied from plus sized models on pinterest)