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Truly I am blessed every time I check my blog activity to find that another beautiful trans woman has followed me. Praise be.

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you make stress wg look so damn good Lolol

Thanks I'm kinda obsessed with Farisha's shape. I might clean up that sketch of her stretching~

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Some coloured Farisha sketches

She’s having a time…

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your alien slime wg comic is one of the hottest things ever.

Thank youuu anon. There's nothing like the delicate dance of ettiquette to pressure someone into eating too much in a professional setting, and when the professional setting happens to be the planet you're visiting, it's even harder to avoid indulging yourself~

For real though, university Beet was wild. Where'd I get all that time and motivation to draw from??

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Yeeesss this is exactly it!!

The most recent incident aboard the SS LST

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I can totally see your ocs in the space setting being fattened and pampered by the ships AI into slothy complacency

oh now a ship AI fattening its passengers…

Somehow I see Meredith being the most likely to find herself in that situation. I think she would be incredibly flattered by someone looking after her in that way, and could be persuaded to eat a little extra here and there if the AI adds a little flirting in there.

Now who would be the most likely to put on weight in the stasis pods? Emile, 100%. He’s so in denial about the pleasure he finds in eating and being full, but he’s never been as happy as he is when that pod keeps his belly topped up. Yeah Emile is coming out of stasis a good 100 pounds fatter.

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Sci-fi stasis pod that is programmed to have some form of logical reasoning. It monitors and maintains your health with things like muscle stimulators and intravenus feeding, but is also required to keep you content, since occupants are technically in a sort of deep sleep.

Anyway, there's a slight programming bug where, if an occupant is particularly satisfied by a full stomach, the pod registers the raised dopamine levels as a positive thing, and it will now make sure to always fill your stomach to capacity at scheduled feeding times.

You start to need a bit more nutrient drink to fill your belly? No problem! You seem so happy when you're all stuffed full, you've even started smiling and holding your belly in your pod.

(Though whether or not you'll be as happy when you wake up and see all the weight you've gained is another matter entirely...)

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Concept: Woman that's getting too fat for her strap-on

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Women with beer guts. Men with pregnancy weight. These are things we need more of.

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She’s such a bad bitch that’s crazy impressive work

Thanks man! Now I just have to figure out what to whittle next…

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Here she is, my whittled Venus~

This was a really fun project! As you can see, I did have to do a bit of a patch job on the arms and backside due to some poor planning when I drew up the initial template. Still, I’m happy with how she came out, and ended up making her way more detailed than my original idea. What can I say, I got lost in those folds <3

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An enormous portion of fat people are poor, which means worse healthcare.

Rates of fat people are high in certain racial minorities like black people and Indigenous people. These people face racism, which means racism-induced poverty, lack of opportunities, lower socioeconomic status, worse quality of healthcare, lack of access to healthcare, among a plethora of other things.

Fat people face fatphobia, a form of oppression. This oppression causes fat people to face a wage gap, lower socioeconomic status, medical negligence, just to name a few things. There are studies that show that fat people receive worse healthcare, that doctors don't even do the same amount of tests on us because they don't want to touch our "disgusting" fat bodies. We avoid going to doctors until the very last minute so that we won't be subjected to fatphobia in medical treatment, which means our conditions are worse when we do finally see a doctor. We are always prescribed with weight loss instead of actually being examined. There are plenty of accounts of fat people dying with tumors because when they went to see a doctor about pain, the doctor told them it's their fault for being fat and didn't check for anything else.

When a group faces oppression, common ways to cope are things like smoking and drinking. Does the study take that into account?

On top of that, weight gain is often a symptom of a condition, not the cause of it.

And these are just the tip of the iceberg of things to consider when we hear about higher weights being correlated with certain health conditions. There are so many other factors too.

If we can understand how AIDS was mislabeled a "gay disease" when in reality being gay does not cause someone to have AIDS, then we can understand how fat people's oppression and the willful ignorance about causation vs. correlation has medicalized fatness too, another normal aspect of human diversity just like sexuality.

When someone invents a helmet and people who wear that helmet suddenly have an increase in rates of brain damage, correlation tells us that the helmets cause brain damage. When you actually look at the whole situation, you realize that the increase in brain damage is because the people who would have died in accidents have been saved by the helmets, so the increase is from people's lives being saved by the helmets and facing non-fatal injuries rather than death. But if we stop at "helmet = more brain damage," then we never actually understand the real causation and how the helmets are effective and saving lives.

Societies that begin to allow divorce suddenly see evidence of domestic violence and unhappy relationships, so the allowance of divorce must cause unhappy marriages, right? In reality, that domestic violence and those unhappy marriages have existed the whole time. Divorce has just given people the freedom to finally leave those situations, so now we're actually getting to hear about them.

Do we see how correlation does not equal causation and that believing it does only serves to medicalize oppressed communities and actually worsen health?

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Finally moving on to shaping the head…

I do whittling in my spare time and figured you guys might like my current project-

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Which of your OCs would sculpt their partner? And in what medium?

Me, I would sculpt my partner, or at least use them as a reference!

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Update~

I do whittling in my spare time and figured you guys might like my current project-

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Thinking about women whose egos grow with their stomachs. Women who get fat and it makes them feel so powerful. Women who demand more food because they deserve it. Women who are huge and view themselves as goddesses to be worshipped and praised. Women who view the size of their belly as a status symbol to be flaunted.

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Oho, what about crossover time? Your tech team recommends a new app to help your big fat AI shed some of that bloatware. The UI appears in the form of a helpful little Fairy who'll magic the unused files away with a wave of their wand!

At least, they're supposed to...if not for all the delicious-looking corrupt files...and lovely viruses...

oh this is a cool idea. Security software with a UI that's supposed to get fat, because that means it's doing its job and eating up any malware it comes across.

Could have a strange symbiotic relationship with the main AI, where the AI is watching this little program gorge itself and almost feels a little jealous that the security software gets praise for getting so fat~