sugarbutt

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Hi! You can call me Laine but my girlfriend calls me SugarButt, because she says my butt is made of sugar. 😊 I've been wanting to post here for awhile but hadn't worked up the confidence and courage! So let's see... at the start of 2019 I was about 132 lbs. But by the beginning of this year I was closer to 145 lbs and now, well, I guess I've put on my COVID-15 and I'm right around 160! It's the heaviest I've ever been and the first time I've technically been "overweight" (I'm 5'6"), which is honestly pretty exciting. I'd love to get more active around this site, so please say hi and let me know if you'd like to see more! 😘 Oh, another thing, I'm trans. So if that's a problem for you, please move along and be on your way, thanks! Now let me get back to my pizza and cookies! 🍕 😋 🍪

Steven Universe is one of my very favorite shows! And yeah, it does better than almost any other show at representing diverse body types.

I can sympathize with and relate to all of this. After putting on some weight recently, especially after having been fairly slim all my life, I've become ever conscious of the size of other people around me, in real life and in media. Due to my insecurities, I've been feeling reassured and comforted by the presence of fatter people and more self-conscious and uncomfortable around thin people. Besides all that, I've been on the lookout for some new games to play and.... yeah, finding myself a little put off by the endless supply of ultra-slim, super-fit physiques. Sadly, I think the video game industry is going to be the last place we're going to see much fat representation, and it's not going to happen until there are more women working within the industry. I would be thrilled to get to play as a cute, fat girl. I'm sure the majority of developers and designers right now would find that laughable and "unrealistic," as video games tend to be mostly action and movement oriented and thus, in their minds, the realm of thin people.

Modeling used to be 98% straight size, and even those models were often at the thinnest end of the spectrum. Plus size models were larger-framed women who's proportions were expanded or exaggerated versions of thin models and only a very specific body type was acceptable in the industry. Now we're finally starting to have fat models in various sizes and proportions. There's also a growing segment of curve/inbetween-size models, which is great considering how many women out there don't properly fit into traditional straight size or plus size clothing. Most clothing websites today are way more diverse in their modeling than they used to be, which is also really useful for giving shoppers a better sense of how something might fit, as well as simply giving us better representation.

Pudgy Lana is so cute and pretty! She makes me feel better about my own body too. Small-chested, stocky legs, not especially curvy - but gorgeous nonetheless!

"My Extreme OCD Life" The title itself is sensational, insensitive, injurious and extremely reductive. You don't want care or want to help. You want to make a buck. Unless the series is made, written, produced and utilizes a majority feedist crew... NOPE. We don't need your bullshit. We're tired of your freak shows.

Let's not confuse male fat-admirers with male Internet dwellers who spend an inordinate amount of time engaging anonymously in inane, unproductive intellectual debate on forums... Plenty of men who prefer fat women are just out there living their life, loving fat women, and not navel-gazing or spinning their wheels in feats of mental masturbation.

Oh dear Lord... Shush now. It's all gonna be okay. You're going to be just fine.

Haiiiiiii! Welcome. Exciting to have you here!