I’m so happy I’m fat 🥰 I love grabbing substantial handfuls of my tummy and feeling its comforting weight 💕 I love shaking my body around and feeling myself jiggle like pudding 💖 I feel really sexy when I wear bodycon outfits and fill them out, or let my fat rolls peek under my crop tops ❤️🔥 I love that my my body is a comfortable place for my girlfriend to lay, and that I can carefully squash the lights outta her when she wants pressure 💘 I love that my body fat keeps me warm when the power goes out during a winter storm and our house gets down to 32 degrees inside 💗 I’m so glad that I got over my teenage obsession with staying skinny and grew into a fat and happy adult 😊
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A Message for the RotTMNT Fans
For everyone who is afraid of drawing Rise Raph because of his large body type and proportions, I am here to give you this message: I promise you, I would much rather see you try your best effort and it look a little wonky than for you to exclude him entirely from your art and doodles.
The reason I am able to draw Raph as well as I am right now is because I learned how to draw fat/muscular/chubby body anatomy in my early art career. But it's really never too late to start practicing! I encourage you, I implore you even, to take a few small steps out of your comfort zone for a bit and see where it takes you. If you want to draw him (or any favorite character from a piece of media you love, really) but are intimidated because of their size being abnormal from the thin/skinny, I want you to know that it's okay to be scared. What's not okay is giving up, quitting, or not even trying to attempt their bigger proportions at all. Because then that will bleed over into the rest of your art style/mentality, and there are aspects of your art that you may never improve on because of that. You don't know until you try.
I know it may feel awkward at first, and you may be intimidated by the pressure of getting it right, less anyone make fun of you or you get caught by peers or non-artists and be judged. Trust me, I know. I have been there! It's not a pleasant experience. But if you want to get better as an artist, you need to learn different body types. You need to unlearn the internal fatphobia that society has ingrained into your brain. You need to free yourself and allow yourself to make mistakes as you learn and practice to get better.
Raph is such a wonderful character and he deserves just as much love as all the other brothers, but I've talked to so many artists who all repeat the same thing; "He's so hard to draw." "I can't get his shapes quite right." "I don't draw him that much because I'm intimidated." You are 100% valid for these feelings, I promise. But I think it's for these reasons that you should draw him anyway, and learn his shapes, and learn to draw larger bodies and bigger muscles, because it helps you grow as an artist. And besides that, representation matters. I know there's plenty of fans out there who would love to see more representation like Raph.
So go for it. Even if you're scared. Even if you're unsure. Give yourself a little grace if you wanna draw that big lovable turtle, and do your best. And when it comes down to it, I bet that if he was real and you showed it to him, he'd love it and appreciate the effort no matter what. <3
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You know those smarmy posts that are like “you can’t mock an evil person’s appearance cause they won’t see it but your friend who did a Face/Off switch with Donald Trump might see it”? You can mock Musk’s appearance as much as you want because that motherfucker looks like a fantasy creature. No one else on earth looks like his ugly ass
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I think the important thing about body neutrality and body positivity existing side by side is that body positivity is a big hurdle for people who are just starting to work on learning to love their bodies. When someone's at their lowest point, it's better to say "aim for just fine," and once they reach that level of neutrality where they can appreciate the functional ways their body is serving them, it's a lot more feasible to make the jump to seeing the visual beauty of it.
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Marauders fandom I have something for you!
It's an mlm ship
It's Friends to lovers
They're both in gryffindor
There's betrayal
Their relationship ended the second the potters died
One has black hair and grey eyes and the other has sandy hair and warm eyes
They can both be quite secretive
It looks like you're all still interested!
This one doesn't follow the theme but one character does become a death eater. It's alright though because Evan, Barty, Bella, Ravastan, Regulus, Snape, Draco, etc all did that too and they still have pretty popular ships so it's all cool, right?
Okay I have one more thing.....
One of the characters is plus sized!!!
Oh...why are you suddenly ridiculing me for liking this ship? How strange
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it seems as though a lot of people are taking my posts out of context? or misconstruing my intent in them. I post things specifically about being “bigger” men and such, because I feel as though a lot of transmasc representation defaults to white androgyny or really just white beauty standards in general. and that’s not realistic.
I don’t think it’s necessarily body positivity I’m trying to expose the world to though. just the idea that your body is your own to twist and contort as you please.
you’re free to think whatever you want, just know that I really do read and look at what y’all say.
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