{"sf1_id":1065042,"sf2_id":"rnagOY9e","title":"Tales of Zootopia: Billy and Billie","author":"Albus Kane","words":269,"posted_at":"2016-08-21T00:25:00.000Z","tags":["Anthro","Anthropomorphic","Bear","Bisexual","Boy","Character Development","Commentary","Compassion","F/M","Female","Girl","Heterosexual","Male","Mammal","Series","Short","Soulmates","Story Series","Straight","Young"],"url":"https://fse.anthro.fr/stories/1065042-tales-of-zootopia-billy-and-billie","original_url":"https://sofurry.com/s/rnagOY9e","image_url":"https://cdn.sofurryfiles.com/submissions/thumbnails/3e/99/3e99d219-c2ec-494f-be36-ff4c62c54232","description":"#14 of Tales of Zootopia\n\nThis story just popped into my head when I remembered a random line from Adventure Time: \"[something about falling in love and spending their lives together until they get fat and die like that's inevitable somehow, from the Ice King talking about Fiona]\"","content":" There were once two people in Zootopia by the names of Billie Waters and Billy Walters, both Black Bears, female and male, respectively. \u0026nbsp;They were both incredibly unattractive, but they were both passionate romantics. \u0026nbsp;They fell in love with each other as soon as age eight, and saw each other as incredibly hot as a result. \u0026nbsp;They both felt like they, with their unattractive forms, weren't good enough for each other. \u0026nbsp;They were both bisexual and genderfluid. \u0026nbsp;They both went to extremes for the bodies that they thought each other might want. \u0026nbsp;They both went on incredibly strict diets, and obsessively used cosmetics, even having various cosmetic surgeries. \u0026nbsp;When they were 24, sharing a birthday, they finally admitted their feelings for each other, confident in their bodies.\n\nAfter that, they felt perfectly comfortable letting themselves get fat and ugly again. \u0026nbsp;They inevitably did, to the point of being unhealthy, but they didn't mind, because they weren't into each other for their bodies; they were into each other for their personalities, what true love is really about. \u0026nbsp;They both experienced severe body-shaming that would drive most people to suicide, but as long as they had each other, they were happy as can be. \u0026nbsp;They were eventually found dead in the same bed in their 50s, having died of heart attacks. \u0026nbsp;What's worth noting about that is that they were found embracing each other, smiling even after having passed away. \u0026nbsp;In a society where committed relationships start and stop based on hot bodies and hot sex alone, I felt like their story was special enough that it had to be told.\n\n  \n  \n\n","series":{"name":"Tales of Zootopia","previous":"https://fse.anthro.fr/stories/1063283-tales-of-zootopia-wynn.json","next":"https://fse.anthro.fr/stories/1065344-tales-of-zootopia-clyde-and-soren-revisited.json"}}