Got some insight over the weekend into how inflation must feel. Pro tip, it takes your digestive tract some time to restart after abdominal surgery, so it's a bad time to indulge a sudden craving for seltzer.
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Got some insight over the weekend into how inflation must feel. Pro tip, it takes your digestive tract some time to restart after abdominal surgery, so it's a bad time to indulge a sudden craving for seltzer.

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I must be sleeping better; I’m in the phase of sleep deprivation where I have anxiety dreams again. Last night, I was going through a shop with limited-run furry art clothes, and I had to wrap up before The Big Game I had to watch in the stadium. FOMO is a fun one. Drop your shop links, I’ll repost!
Set up PluralKit a few weeks ago to give my various inner parts a little distinction and the ability to share their needs with me, the host, more easily. It’s actually been making internal communication more fluid. Not sure if that counts as plurality or just I’m just manually doing interoception.
After the con, after my train getting delayed twelve hours and sitting in Pittsburgh Union Station the whole time, I am—what else?—dog tired. The pic is of Willy Gordo, Boozy Badger and Quotation Marks’ new lawyer dog. He had a big weekend too, and much shorter legs.
I made it home in one piece! All’s well.

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I’m finally on the train, with several other furries heading west, but the train is currently stationary and awaiting refueling after sitting idle all last night. Say it with me, now: “uwu here comes the fuel!”
I’m stuck in the Pittsburgh train station waiting for an alternate train to arrive. I have plenty of battery, I’m not too exhausted. I am, however, quite bored. ENGAGE WITH ME.
Can I get an F in the chat? My train to Chicago is delayed so I’m probably not leaving Pittsburgh until 1:30 this morning.
There is truly nothing like furry for creating spaces for passion projects. WE HAVE AN ORCHESTRA.
Okay, I’m starting off my #Anthrocon2026 in the most #fatfur coded way possible. Art by
Artist that does whimsical chibi style anthropomorphic animals with food/drink. Check out my website www.QuackQuackHonk.com She/They bisexual @QQH_Designs most sites D.I.
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On my way to #Anthrocon2026 — I’m riding Amtrak from sweet home Chicago to the city I call home one week in July, Pittsburgh. Really looking forward to seeing you all there, and for those who can’t make it, I’m thinking about you and planning things for between cons!
Massimo couldn’t decide on an outfit for the Fatfur Gala, so he wanted me to show off his best suit. #fatfurgala #ffg Alt text: Massimo in: "One Size Fits Most" by Buddy Goodboy We open with Massimo, a very fat dragon with horns and frills, wearing a henley shirt and wristwatch, walking with his friend, who is a shorter calico cat, who is happily carrying multiple shopping bags for Massimo. Massimo: Thanks for coming with me, buddy. I'm just trying on clothes, I know it's not that exciting. Cat: Says you. Massimo holds up both his fingers to gesture that he wants the cat's full attention. The cat looks back over their shoulder with a smile and a playful curl to the tip of their tail. Massimo: I want your honest opinion. Tell me what you really think! Cat: Of course. Massimo poses with one arm bent and the other straight, his hips and shoulders cocked in opposite directions. He wears a black tank top with a deep cut, and a pair of tight, knee-length shorts. Massimo: How's this look? The cat gives his full-throated, enthusiastic approval. Cat: Great! Massimo poses looking over his shoulder, wearing a dress shirt and a black vest. Massimo: And this? Cat: Great! Massimo doesn't bother to pose this time. He wears a stripey collared shirt and bowtie. Massimo: And this? Cat: Great! The same picture of the cat. Massimo: ...Really? Cat: Really great! The same picture of Massimo. Massimo: ... We see the cat go all bushy-tailed and wide-eyed with excitement as Massimo strides out of the dressing room stark naked. (He has side-nipple showing. Don't ask me why a reptile has nipples.) Massimo: ...THIS?? Back to the initial shot of Massimo and the cat walking together. Caption: And so they were banned for life! Massimo: ...But seriously, how did those chinos look? Cat: Really great! Not as good as you...
Happy Pride Month! Here’s a fat LGBTQ+ reading list I’ve compiled! 🏳️🌈💜🏳️⚧️
Books
Fat and Queer: An Anthology of Queer and Trans Bodies and Lives edited by Bruce Owens Grimm, Miguel M. Morales, and Tiff Joshua TJ Ferentini
What We Don’t Talk about When We Talk about Fat by Aubrey Gordon
Fat Gay Men: Girth, Mirth, and the Politics of Stigma by Jason Whitesel
The Other F Word: A Celebration of the Fat & Fierce by Angie Manfredi
Nothing Is Okay Poems by Rachel Wiley
Catrachos by Roy G. Guzmán
Wow, No Thank You. Essays by Samantha Irby
Shapes of Native Nonfiction: Collected Essays by Contemporary Writers edited by Elissa Washuta and Theresa Warburton
Speaking Wiri Wiri by Dan Vera
Fiction
I’ll Be The One by Lyla Lee
Putting Makeup On The Fat Boy by Bil Wright
Soft On Soft by Em Ali
Faith: Taking Flight by Julie Murphy
If It Makes You Happy by Claire Kann
Here The Whole Time by Vitor Martins
Undead Girl Gang by Lily Anderson
Untouchable by Talia Hibbert
A Harvest Of Ripe Figs by Shira Glassman
Private Eye (The Spies Who Loved Her) by Katrina Jackson
Three romance/erotica novellas by Xan West:
Nine Of Swords, Reversed, Eight Kinky Nights: An F/f Chanukah Romance, Their Troublesome Crush
Xan’s work centers kinky, trans and non-binary, fat, disabled, queer trauma survivors. It leans more towards centering Jewish characters, ace and aro spec characters, autistic characters, and polyamorous networks.
Featured list from LGBTQ reads: Sapphic Plus-Size Protagonists!
The Summer of Jordi Perez by Amy Spalding
Leah on the Offbeat by Becky Albertalli
Bearly a Lady by Cassandra Khaw
The Seafarer’s Kiss by Julia Ember
Knit One, Girl Two by Shira Glassman
Final Draft by Riley Redgate
Articles
Being Queer When You're Fat, Femme and Gaysian by Mark Mariano
Black, Fat Queer Bodies: Receiving Pleasure And Demanding Respect by Darian
Cool People I Know: Fat Folks in Kink on Fashion, Femme, and Community by Shaan Lashun
CLAIMING MY NON-BINARY IDENTITY by Madeleine
How I Navigate Masculinity as a Fat Queer Woman by Hannah Schneider
Proudly Black, Fat, Queer and Making a Home for Myself in Cosplay by Briana Lawrence
Interview: Out Of The Closet With ‘Plus Size Trans Guy’, Shane Stinson by DapperQ
What it’s like being Fat, Queer, and Asexual by Michael Paramo
How Being Plus Size Affects Presenting As Non-Binary by Gina Tonic
I Am The Plus-size Transfemme You Stared At For Too Long. by Rori Porter
Mixed-Race, Non-Binary, Queer Fat Femme: How I Fail and Succeed in Finding Liberation by Cicely Blain
I’m Fat and Gay. Here’s What I’ve Learned. by Sean Bennett
What It’s Like to Be A Fat Black Queer Femme— With Cancer by Taylor Crumpt
A Brief History Of The Gay Bears And Big Boys Scene by Gay Star News
The Fat, Black, Femme, Queer Chronicles by Tina Colleen
Dissertations
"Fat is a Queer Issue, Too": Complicating Queerness and Body Size in Women's Sexual Orientation and Identity by Hannah R. Long
More Fats, More Femmes, And No Whites: A Critical Examination Of Fatphobia, Femmephobia And Racism On Grindr by Matthew Conte
Fat Activism: A Queer Autoethnography by Charlotte Cooper
Spatial Awarishness: Queer Women And The Politics Of Fat Embodiment by Adrienne C. Hill
Fat Mutha: Hip Hop’s Queer Corpulent Poetics by Mecca Jamilah Sullivan
Other
A Queer and Trans Fat Activist Timeline by Charlotte Cooper
Transcript: Fat & Queer Intersections Webinar by NAAFA
Ingluvies, unugula, cauda, et aqualiculus

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My local theatre is producing Shakespeare's rarely-performed political history play KING JOHN in Chicago, June 25 - July 10! Currently, KING JOHN has raised 48% of its $6000 budget and if you can, it could use your help with the rest. Donate:
Support Circuit Theatre's 2026 SeasonWe're excited to announce our 2026 production....Shakespeare’s King JohnDirected by Circuit's Associate Artistic DirectorKorey PimentalAt its core, King John asks what is the human cost to running a nation ethically and justly? Is that even possible? And if it is, what do we have to do, individually and collectively, to make it happen?It's been over a decade since Chicago audiences have been able to experience this rarely performed play. Your support of Circuit Theatre helps bring this play back to Chicago with artists reflective of our entire community. Reflecting the Chicago community to our audiences is one way that Circuit Theatre seeks to reclaim these classic plays for the artist and theatre goer of today.Your tax-deductible donation will go toward the production costs of our 2026 headliner, King John, with artists compensation at the forefront. Any excess funds will go toward the production of more 2026 Circuit events.Thank you so much for supporting storefront theatre in Chicago and for empowering our organization to continue reclaiming classical theatre for all.
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Justice has a price. Who pays it? Get your tickets now to Circuit Theatre Company’s bold take on King John. Staged at the United Church of Rogers Park.Directed by Korey PimentalBy purchasing tickets, you support our mission to share inventive theatre, lift up diverse voices, and build an inclusive arts community. Add your details below to join us for an evening of live storytelling, sharp politics, and massive questions about power and loyalty.
Why KING JOHN, now? Broadway World describes it as "an unsettlingly timely portrait of political instability, disputed leadership, and the weaponization of truth." Circuit Theatre Co decolonizes classical theatre with their diverse ensemble cast and crew, with inclusivity at the core of its shows. Director Korey Pimental is a physically disabled, queer theatre director, producer, dramaturg, and accessibility consultant. Donate:
Support Circuit Theatre's 2026 SeasonWe're excited to announce our 2026 production....Shakespeare’s King JohnDirected by Circuit's Associate Artistic DirectorKorey PimentalAt its core, King John asks what is the human cost to running a nation ethically and justly? Is that even possible? And if it is, what do we have to do, individually and collectively, to make it happen?It's been over a decade since Chicago audiences have been able to experience this rarely performed play. Your support of Circuit Theatre helps bring this play back to Chicago with artists reflective of our entire community. Reflecting the Chicago community to our audiences is one way that Circuit Theatre seeks to reclaim these classic plays for the artist and theatre goer of today.Your tax-deductible donation will go toward the production costs of our 2026 headliner, King John, with artists compensation at the forefront. Any excess funds will go toward the production of more 2026 Circuit events.Thank you so much for supporting storefront theatre in Chicago and for empowering our organization to continue reclaiming classical theatre for all.
Get Tickets:
Justice has a price. Who pays it? Get your tickets now to Circuit Theatre Company’s bold take on King John. Staged at the United Church of Rogers Park.Directed by Korey PimentalBy purchasing tickets, you support our mission to share inventive theatre, lift up diverse voices, and build an inclusive arts community. Add your details below to join us for an evening of live storytelling, sharp politics, and massive questions about power and loyalty.
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Korey Pimental is a Chicago-based theatre director, producer, dramaturg, and disability justice advocate.
It would mean a lot to me to be able to get this show fully funded! Korey is my brother in law and a fierce artist, and he wants to give JOHN's cast and crew the best possible launch.
First person to mash up the opening credits dance to No. 1 Sentai Gozyuger with Beyoncé’s “All the Single Ladies” gets a gluten free cookie.
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