Girth & Mirth

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Girth & Mirth is a social organization that was established in 1976 in San Francisco, California. The organization was created to provide a safe space for large men and their admirers to socialize and celebrate their size. Girth & Mirth chapters have been established in various cities across the United States and internationally.

History[edit | edit source]

Girth & Mirth was founded by Reed Wilgoren and Chris Wellman in 1976. The organization was created in response to the lack of social spaces for large men and their admirers in the gay community. The founders wanted to create a space where size was celebrated rather than stigmatized.

Chapters[edit | edit source]

Girth & Mirth chapters have been established in various cities across the United States and internationally. Some of the notable chapters include Girth & Mirth of New York City, Girth & Mirth of Los Angeles, and Girth & Mirth of London. Each chapter organizes its own events and activities, which can include social gatherings, parties, and support groups.

Impact[edit | edit source]

Girth & Mirth has had a significant impact on the gay community. The organization has helped to challenge societal norms around body size and has provided a supportive community for large men and their admirers. Girth & Mirth has also been influential in the larger size acceptance movement.

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