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Happy (slightly late) Halloween!

So, this morning, as I was cabbing to the bus station to grab a bus back home, I noticed my cab was weaving a bit more than usual. No biggie; cabbie was clearly impatient or apathetic, or whatever. We pulled up at a red light beside a group of surly looking men and women on the sidewalk, one of whom was dressed up as a cat. This woman was also hefty, and so the cab driver thought it appropriate to turn, grin at me, and exclaim "FAT CAT!" He then made cat claws in the air and produced what I must believe were meant to be cat noises, before cracking a joke about how unfortunate it was that the woman was so large. I could only stare back, mortified, hoping he would notice that his backseat windows were cracked open and these people could hear everything. Amazingly, we pulled out of that light unscathed.

So, I dedicate this piece to anyone who's had to deal with those kind of remarks about their body. They aren't ok. May you get the respect and peace of mind you deserve.

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What, a story? That was the story! I tricked you! Next time just say 'treat!' Ok?

Alright alright, I really just wanted to draw a larger woman in a cat costume, and for some reason, I settled on Linda, who is NOT normally this plump. She can transform into a human for those who aren't aware, but I haven't drawn her as such for a while, so I figured now would be a good opportunity~
Why is she on your porch and looking portly? Why are her ears and tail flicking as if they're real? Why is the moon orange? Well, you see...
uh...

Well, um...

Happy Halloween! Fuck, I said that already, um-

Linda is (c) Me

Description
Happy (slightly late) Halloween!

So, this morning, as I was cabbing to the bus station to grab a bus back home, I noticed my cab was weaving a bit more than usual. No biggie; cabbie was clearly impatient or apathetic, or whatever. We pulled up at a red light beside a group of surly looking men and women on the sidewalk, one of whom was dressed up as a cat. This woman was also hefty, and so the cab driver thought it appropriate to turn, grin at me, and exclaim "FAT CAT!" He then made cat claws in the air and produced what I must believe were meant to be cat noises, before cracking a joke about how unfortunate it was that the woman was so large. I could only stare back, mortified, hoping he would notice that his backseat windows were cracked open and these people could hear everything. Amazingly, we pulled out of that light unscathed.

So, I dedicate this piece to anyone who's had to deal with those kind of remarks about their body. They aren't ok. May you get the respect and peace of mind you deserve.

--

What, a story? That was the story! I tricked you! Next time just say 'treat!' Ok?

Alright alright, I really just wanted to draw a larger woman in a cat costume, and for some reason, I settled on Linda, who is NOT normally this plump. She can transform into a human for those who aren't aware, but I haven't drawn her as such for a while, so I figured now would be a good opportunity~
Why is she on your porch and looking portly? Why are her ears and tail flicking as if they're real? Why is the moon orange? Well, you see...
uh...

Well, um...

Happy Halloween! Fuck, I said that already, um-

Linda is (c) Me