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Oops I Got Fat
A popular LGBTQ+ beauty influencer's world is thrown into chaos after discovering he has gained weight. Anxious about what his audience might think, the influencer hides his account from the internet, determined to make it public again once he has lost all of the weight. When a malicious rumor is spread about the influencer online his plan is interrupted. Now he must decide between returning to the online space, weight gain and all, or risk losing everything he has worked for.
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A popular LGBTQ+ beauty influencer's world is thrown into chaos after discovering he has gained weight. Anxious about what his audience might think, the influencer hides his account from the internet, determined to make it public again once he has lost all of the weight. When a malicious rumor is spread about the influencer online his plan is interrupted. Now he must decide between returning to the online space, weight gain and all, or risk losing everything he has worked for.
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