I’ve been waiting for March so I can work on this new idea I’ve had for a story (since January and February stories were already in progress) and I’m super excited.
Imagine a magical board game that fattens the players in interesting ways. (PS: I really hope this hasn’t been done a bunch before.)
Since I’ve come to know many people who are into inflation stuff, I figured I would try including it in a story.
Do you ever see, or create, or think of something and wish it was real? Well that happened with this idea. I hope I can make it interesting enough when I write about this one.
February story is up! Sam the otter finally musters up the courage to admit his desires to his large seal boyfriend, Wally.
www.furaffinity.net/view/64143251/
I’m so jealous of all the artists who can make such amazing art! I try to get inspiration for my own writing, but always end up scrolling through other people’s stuff forever and never getting anything done.
This is amazing!
Next story is coming along slowly. The main point of the story is something I hope my fellow fat-men-admirers can relate to.
As for the passage of time, I’ve always liked the more realistic scenarios over the “gain it all overnight” scenarios. I like both ends of that spectrum, but I do have a preference.
For example, if someone gains 100 pounds by the end, small changes of 10ish pounds. Whereas someone that gains several hundred pounds by the end could have small changes of 20-30+ pounds.
When it comes to comics, I tend to lean toward smaller changes between panels (regardless of how much time has passed between them). Of course, “smaller changes” can have different meanings as well, depending on the difference between the first and last pages of the comic.
That’s one big ass bear! Bears are the best.
My past couple stories have been pretty nsfw, so February is going to be a bit lighter. I plan to introduce a new couple of characters. A couple of boyfriends of very different sizes. More details to come.
This is amazing!
We didn’t get enough snow to cancel my jury duty tomorrow. :( On the plus side, I might have to sit around long enough to get some more writing done.
January story just went up! Bear gets an unexpected and vague text from his old project partner to come over.
This one is nsfw (gay sex) and has fat themes.
www.furaffinity.net/view/63744294/
Well Magic can be an expensive hobby, so I guess that works out for the best, lol.
First story of the year is coming together. Bear gets an unexpected and vague invitation from someone who hasn’t seen him since 100+ pounds ago. (PS. I’m already getting the feeling that I’ll have a pretty good list of new characters by the end of the year.)
Recently, it’s been big asses for me.
For my first full year (hopefully) of writing, I plan to finish one story per month. I feel this is the minimum I can do to say I wrote all year. Plus if I put this post out there, it will help keep me accountable. . . Right? . . . Please?
Every month looks good!
Good stuff!
Lots of good art!
These are all very good!
So much amazing fat art!
There’s so many good ones, it’s hard to pick! I’m back and forth between August and December. You’re very good at fat gators!
Your comics are so good! So much weight gain.
It’s amazing how much I can still learn about myself just thinking about new ideas to write about fat guys. Highly recommend writing and art to anyone.
Here’s my first post on here. I write stories (and poetry occasionally) and post them on Furaffinity. I plan to post updates and look for ideas on here as I write. If you like gay writing or fat writing, check out my stuff! (www.furaffinity.net/user/whiteli...)
