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I want to be able to look in the mirror and run my hands over every stretchmark, knowing that every new pound is a mark of their desire for me. To look up into their eyes and see that it's not enough, that they need even more as I swell past my wildest imaginations. I want to show them my devotion, my overwhelming need to eat and grow and bury myself in ever more lard all for them. I want to be someone's perfect little toy, softened up so nicely that everyone knows that they take care of me. More than anything, I need someone to make me theirs. To feed me and shape me to their whims, to layer me with soft and doughy affection. to show me just how pretty I am to them.

Every time they have to walk they wonder if it's the last time, breathing heavily with every slow deliberate movement from the sheer effort of hauling their body a few steps. Yet every meal is a mountain of grease and sweets, devoured before they can worry whether this will be what pushes them over the edge

flags don’t become a symbol for a movement unless they’re widely accepted. I made that flag to reflect my own values, it’s my artwork. it’s up to the people to decide how they use it. I don’t expect everyone to want to use it or for it to be “officially” adopted as the symbol of the movement. I’m not the authority on fat liberation. I actually like that the flag I designed makes people uncomfortable. I feel like that aligns with what I know about fat liberation. yeah, it will poke at insecurities for some people, but so does the word “fat.” I know folks who can’t even say that word, they have to use euphemism. that’s the reason FAT is front and center in the name of our movement. one major pillar of fat liberation is to not play into respectability politics. we are about taking up space, rejecting the idea of being a “good fatty.” this movement is for people who call themselves BAD FATTIES, fat bitches, fat freaks, whales, and deathfats. our mentality as a movement is “we don’t make ourselves smaller to be digestible, you can choke.” I took those values and applied it to the flag. and I like that it’s tongue in cheek with a bit of humor! the group of activists that began the fat liberation movement called their group the Fat Underground for the initials “F.U.” !! and I wanted to capture their spirit in this flag. the KILLER whale is a play on stereotype that also represents liberation. we’re taking away the power of an insult by embracing the majesty of the creatures we’re compared to. killer whales are fiercely protective of their community. so if the folks who look at that flag and assume it’s mean, they’re not understanding what this movement is even about and frankly, I’m not concerned about that. the people who find their way into the movement will eventually realize what it means. as for your comment about being taken seriously: any flag representing fatness will come off as a joke to people who don’t believe that fat people are an oppressed demographic. anything and everything we say is a joke to them, no matter how delicately we put it. so I’m not interested in playing to them. I’m interested in making fat art that resonates with bad fatties and makes them feel powerful. check my tag #fat lib flag for all of the amazing art folks in my community have created with this flag. don’t like it? don’t use it!