Am I Getting Too Fat For You

Smiling, he rose and pulled her to her feet, then led her to a shady copse of trees. Smiling at her, he unfastened his belt and pulled off his robe. His belly strained against his sturdy cloth breeches, tucking down a little into the legs and making his pockets gape. “I was so afraid that this ... this would disgust you. Now that I know you delight in it, I’m so very glad it’s happening.” He lifted up on his abdomen to accentuate the fact. “Come, my sweet. You’ve earned the right to enjoy my rotundity.” Salidor lowered himself to the ground, then held his hand out to Kirigani. She grinned broadly as she took his hand and sat down beside him. “Press, jiggle, poke and prod as much as you like, my sweet. My gratuitous waistline is yours.”

Kiri’s grin widened as she tentatively touched Salidor’s large belly, gasping as he pushed his waistband down and pulled his abdomen out of its restraint. He sighed softly as Kiri kneaded the surface, getting almost as much enjoyment from the action as she did. He couldn’t believe his good luck that the love of his life not just tolerated his corpulence, she reveled in it. Light, how he loved her. Her shy, sweet nature, her love of just about everyone she met, her thoughts of people being nice or not nice made him love her so much more.

“If someone had told me a year ago that I’d be sitting here today, completely and madly in love with a beautiful, petite tauren who delighted in my now obese body, I’d have said they were crazy. If someone told me I’d love being obese, I’d say they were completely insane. Light, Kiri ... you’ve brought more joy to my life than I ever thought possible and – oh, that feels nice – I wouldn’t change a thing.”

“Not even to be skinny again?” she asked shyly.

Salidor pressed his hands against hers, deep into his abdomen. “Honey, I never want to be skinny again. Call me crazy, but I understand why Aldrian kept gaining even when he could stop. I’m substantial now. I’m not skinny, underweight and sickly. I’m extremely robust now, and rotund, and I like the way this feels. Sure, I’ve had some growing pains,” he offered, tracing the now pale scars across the breadth of his belly, “but they’re nothing compared to the happiness and joviality I feel.” He chuckled softly, shaking them both. “No, this fat elf is who I want to be, even if I get so big I can only waddle.” With a grin, he spread out his robe and lay down on it. Kiri snuggled up beside him, her lean front against him.

“Dory ... when I first saw you, I thought you were the most gorgeous elf I’d ever seen. It took all my effort to even speak to you. The first thing I noticed about you was that you always seem to be smiling. Even when things don’t go as planned or as you hoped they would, you’re smiling.”

“I’m smiling because I have the best life. I don’t have to watch what I eat, and I have the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen as my bride-to-be. What more could a guy ask for?”

“A slender body?” she offered softly.

“No way!” He sat up, leaning back on one arm and draping his other hand over his abdomen, his face suddenly serious. “Kiri? Am ... am I getting too fat for you? Is it starting to make me unattractive to you? Do you want me to try and get thinner? I’ll do anything in my power to get thinner if that’s what you want, love.”

Kiri sat up, stammering. “N-no! Dory! You could never be unattractive to me! I ... I just never want you to regret.”

He pulled her up against him, pressing her into his soft form. “I have no regrets. Even if I continue getting heavier and heavier, I have no regrets. Look at me. I love you, Gentleheart. I love you with all that I am. You should realize that means I love you a lot. Are you sure you’re happy with me, Kiri?”

Kiri sighed softly, pressing more into his large frame. “Happier than I’ve ever been, Salidor. You’re absolutely everything I’ve ever wanted in a male ... in a man.” She turned so she could lay her head against his soft chest. “Dory, I didn’t dream you’d exist. When Aldy sent me to Tranquilien, I was stunned to see you there. Seeing you, speaking with you, spending time with you – you won me over. It didn’t matter that you were skinny. All that mattered was that you were you. When you got sick and I gave you that medicine, watching you start to get heavier filled me with such shame because I was so happy to see it happen. I cried every night because I thought you’d hate me for doing that to you.”

Salidor adjusted his leg so his belly slid into a more comfortable position. He tugged Kiri around so she was laying up against his girth like a pillow. “I didn’t like it at first, Kiri. I mean, I’d been so underweight all my life because of my illnesses and then, out of the blue, I start packing on weight like a prized Orgrimmar swine. I was terrified because this fatso wasn’t who you fell in love with and I was going on my own experiences with my own people. Because my belly was growing bigger low, I hid it as best I could for as long as I could. When you saw me in the bedroom with my robe off, I knew I’d lost you.”

Kiri sunk deep against Salidor’s abdomen, sighing softly. “Seeing you there, without your robe, confirmed what I’d suspected and I nearly fainted. Not out of disgust, but desire. I can’t explain why I like fat guys. My father wasn’t fat. My mother wasn’t fat. Nobody in my family was fat before Bears. I’ve just ... always been drawn to them. You were my exception. Now you’re not. I just don’t want you to regret being with me, or being heavy.”

“My only regret is that I didn’t get to know you sooner. Who knows. Maybe I’d be even bigger than I am now,” he said, kissing the tip of her ear sweetly. “Maybe I’ll keep growing until I’m as fat as you want me to be.”

“However you happen to be is how I want you to be, Salidor Sunshadow.”

Dory couldn’t help his smile. “I love being who I am, Kiri. I’m so lucky.”