
It's Version 2.0 of Me! A little bit of a tweak to the original reference to fix a few things. It adds a bit more muscle mass (as I would like him to have a little bit more than I do in real life) and it also incorporates the slight design tweak I made to my paws last year, which you can see and read about here. As before, the update was done by VampireKitty, who also created my unique fursona. The update was sponsored by the generous Fim (aka fambles).
For those interested in art of me: Please contact me first. As TC is a personal fursona, I do have a number of rules and requirements on how he is to be portrayed. Thanks.
TC is © Me, and is me
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VampireKitty
For those interested in art of me: Please contact me first. As TC is a personal fursona, I do have a number of rules and requirements on how he is to be portrayed. Thanks.
TC is © Me, and is me
Art by

Category All / Paw
Species Dragon (Other)
Size 1200 x 900px
File Size 371.6 kB
Easy to resolve! I suggest starting with something very simple, if you're not doing anything else yet. I started super simple - 20 push-ups a day. When you don't do them, it's actually hard for the first week, but you'll find you quickly get used to it, and then you do 30, and 40 and so on, as well as start to layer in other things like bicep curls, overhead lifts, etc., etc.
Then drop to whatever number you can manage. When I started, I thought 20 would be no problem - yet, I was shocked that by 17 I had almost no endurance left; I had thought I was in better shape than that. When you don't do something, your body isn't able to do it easily until it becomes habit. If you do, say, 10 and do 10 for a week, you'll find you can move up to 15 the next week quite easily, then 20, then 40 and so on. Eventually, you also set them into groups - like doing 40 at a time, or 60 or whatever. While push-ups aren't the only exercise I do now, I shoot for a minimum of 200 a day, and tend to do them in groups of 50 to 60.
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