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>Be Derpy
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>Tonight, you’re looking for a certain kind of Everfree plant in the hopes of using it as an incense to sleep well
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>You remember it perfectly: pink petals, a light blue center
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>Wait, no, it was turquoise
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>Seafoam?
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>Nonononono, orange, totally orange
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>Doesn’t matter; you’ll know it when you see it
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>You find a patch of what looks like your plant, and gleefully pick it
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>A low growl from nearby ends up sending you back home, accidentally slamming facefirst into the door
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>Oops
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>You unlock your door and get inside, feeling immensely drowsy as you enter your bedroom
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>You decide in your hazy state to just leave the basket near the bedside table before you crash in your bed
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>Your belly feels somewhat empty despite having had a pretty full dinner
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>You give a little yawn as you hear the alarm go off
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>Celestia, it isn’t your shift today, is it?
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>You tiredly reach over to turn it off, but end up knocking it over due to something on your leg weighing it down
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>The noise stops with a clatter of plastics as your eyes open, and you put your hoof in your view as you open your eyes
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>Huh? Looks kinda thick…you prod with the other hoof to feel it sink in imperceptibly
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>Hm, weird
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>You get out of bed, feeling that slight disorientation as you get your muffin and mailbag, then fly off to the post office
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>At least you feel soft and warm on your early-morning route today
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>You get your mail and start to fly through town, taking your usual improvised route because plans are boring
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>You eventually become exhausted, deciding to take a break by Sugarcube Corner
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>You deliver the mail all the time, why are you sweating now?
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>You take off again, adjusting your flight some more as you finish up the delivery
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>You collapse at home at about one, lying down on your bed and realizing just how much sweat coats your forehead and crevices
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>The warmth you keep feeling has turned to an unbearable heat
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>Your legs feel that same soft puffiness, but something’s a bit different now
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>You have a belly
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>It’s not too big, but it’s become a tiny little cider gut for no apparent reason
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>Being too tired to think - or really see - straight, you dismiss it as an illusion
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>Maybe you’re just a bit plugged up?
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>Eh, that can wait until you get a nice nap in
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>You wake up a few hours later feeling your upper legs rubbing uncomfortably against something
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>You blearily open your eyes and see the object
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>A grey, soft orb in your belly
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>It must be at least half a foot out, because as you sit up it slightly drapes over your filly bits
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>That is so freaky! Maybe tomorrow you should visit Carrot Top or that smart purple mare you dropped a piano on
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>Okay, maybe not that last one - she probably didn’t appreciate your delivery becoming her problem
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>You decide to get up and realize something else that’s a little awkward
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>Your wrecking-ball booty, as Rainbow Dash called it, is definitely more round
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>A bit unpronounced, even, as it weighs you down while you walk
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>Your little tummy sways as you walk to the kitchen to make yourself dinner, but the thing that keeps making you walk to the sides is your rump
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>As you eat tonight’s salad, you note how nice and soft your seat is
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>You kinda like this weird chub
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>It’s not like it’s dangerous, right?
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>You’re just a little slower to carry it
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>And it’s totally worth the weight to have all this warmth inside you
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>You wonder for a bit how it happened, or how long it will last
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>Maybe you got the wrong plant from the forest?
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>No, you definitely felt its scent doing what you thought it did
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>Ugh, all this thinking is hard
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>You finish your dinner and get to bed again, this time taking a good, hard look - and sniff - at the plant
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>You feel drowsy again, but something’s odd about it this time around
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>Your belly feels more full than it did before
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>You let out a yawn and fall onto your back on the bed
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>You like that fullness a lot, honestly
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>You wake up on your own around ten, giving your eyes a rub
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>Your legs are even more weighed down than they felt yesterday
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>You sluggishly get up onto your now slightly-flabby bubble butt, looking down at yourself once again
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>You feel a new chin growing underneath your main one, fighting you a bit as you tilt your head down
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>Your belly’s grown and softened as well: you feel it actually touching the bedding and pooling a bit around said bedding
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>You should probably be worried, but you feel so sensitive and warm!
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>You play with your belly fat with your thickening legs and hooves, hugging and shaking it and letting out little giggles when the fur dances around and tickles your skin
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>You eventually lie back down on your stomach, enjoying your wonderful tubby body as it continues to ever-so-slowly grow
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>For some reason, you’re not even compelled to eat - the bloating seems to be burning your fat as fuel, albeit way slower than you’re getting it back and then some
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>That’s really cool! Maybe you should get more of that plant and keep it around forever so you can stay nice and warm
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>You take a mental note to get more of this stuff as the incense lulls you to sleep
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>It's been more than a little nap at this point
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>Alright, now you’ve got more of the aforementioned stuff
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>Your belly is starting to make it harder to walk; it reaches only a foot from the ground as you waddle through the forest
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>You feel yourself jiggle and shake ticklishly as you spot your house in the distance
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>You pant and huff as you reach your door
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>Man, your belly’s almost as wide as the door frame
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>And your butt IS as wide as the door frame
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>Oh jeez
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>You shake and wiggle in the struggle of getting through, only getting through after a bit of struggle
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>You hurry through your house, grabbing pots from the kitchen and window-sills and replacing the sunflowers with these plants
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>You have no idea why the ones in your kitchen pots don’t grow, but no matter
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>You bring the last of the set into your room and get relaxed on the bed
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>You feel so nice with all these plants making you warm and cuddly
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>You ignore the dampness of your coat as your body slowly gets bigger
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>Your chin is accompanied by two more, tugging at your lower jaw until you give in and let your mouth hang open
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>You giggle softly as your legs thicken up, ever-so-slowly sinking into your fatty belly
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>Your posterior seems to expand the fastest, however, folds growing in frequency and size as your ass eats your hindlegs
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>This is the most fun you’ve had your whole life, and it only gets more and more fun
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