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didn't even need to edit the second drawing.

For the time being, I can’t give a ton of details. But I’m sure y’all can imagine that a group of biologists and engineers collaborating with me on species affirming body mods is going to create some pretty spectacular things. Most importantly, open source things :)

Expanding on the vagueness a bit, we are still researching a lot of the stuff. Beyond that, we agreed that it would be best not to go public with some of these things until they’ve been thoroughly tested (and chittered at). As excited as we all are, I don’t want to hype everyone up in the event that something gets delayed or doesn’t work out initially. Stay tuned though, I’ll be posting a guest article I wrote that was featured in the FFF monthly newsletter. I also have some very fun stories about hanging out with Zennith (the founder of the FFF) this past week.

One thing I will mention: Typically, the FFF features their newest newsletters and research on their Patreon channel. That said, we agreed to post this segment publicly a bit earlier.

If you are interested, they do have a donation/patreon page here:

As y’all know, I’ve never wanted to make money from any of the things I do. I genuinely enjoy just being able to come on here and talk about doing fun stuff with people/creatures in my community. I don’t need to get paid to do something I enjoy.

But the FFF genuinely does do some pretty awesome things with the limited funds they have. Anything they do make will be completely open source as well. Similarly, I agreed that anything I create while we collaborate will be open source.

I think this is important to mention because ultimately, none of us want to be some kind of social media influencer. We’re just a group of alterhumans researching/implementing species affirming tech.

When Zennith originally founded the FFF, they continued to work in industry as their day job. However, they recently took a significant leap of faith and are working with the FFF as their full time job. Needless to say, I was initially a bit nervous meeting them for the first time. After all, I'm just a raccoon girl from Portland.

Despite some initial nervousness, we kicked it off almost instantly. We went on lots of fun adventures throughout the week. I really enjoyed getting to show them some of the less common aspects of Portland I've learned to enjoy. I also gifted them a jar of Winco freshly ground honey roasted peanut butter. That's an important gift in raccoon diplomacy. We even had a peanut butter tea party out in the park.

We were hanging out a few nights ago and I told them how I was initially nervous to meet them. To my surprise, they told me that they were also a bit nervous to meet me, and that they looked up to me. I'd have to say that was one of the most wholesome and adorable moments of my entire life.

We both have pretty similar feelings on our roles within the alterhuman community. I get so much love and support from y'all. Likewise, Zennith has experienced that same love and support from the work they've done. But with that support comes immense internal pressure for us to put in our best work as we collaborate on these upcoming projects. After all, this is our community.

Zennith also accompanied me while I got that latest glowing scarification mod done. That was a ton of fun. Despite having immense anatomy knowledge, Zennith is very new to the body modification side of things. They had a lot of questions and absorbed a lot of information from seeing me get this procedure. Most importantly, Jer over at Valkyrie Tattoo and Piercing was super informative and happy to answer questions. That's often a real rarity in the professional body modification scene.

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Start getting louder about the KIDS act and KOSA bill NOW.

New favorite collar... surprisingly comfy and so very junkyard dog / independent mutt coded: