
Reblogged from brazenboutique :
Dot’s dress 3X gray with navy stripes, jersey material with a lot of stretch and room in the bust (could most likely fit a 4X).
Asking $15 (this includes shipping)
Hey kids, I’m selling some of my gently used clothing that I just haven’t worn in a while so check it out.
As far as this dress is concerned I’m bummed to let it go but I don’t have the ‘girls’ to pull it off.
Reblogged from fatart :
Basically sums up the mantra I had to tell myself while listening to one of my coworkers express her disgust toward someone liking a fat body (in a sexual way). I know that there was no intent to insult me, no intent to make me cringe, and I doubt she thought a thing about her fat coworker 10 feet away. But it made me grind my teeth. I so wanted to be like, “Hey guys, resident fat girl speaking, some people actually dig fat bodies. Just saying,” but I didn’t. I didn’t know how to say that without making this big awkward thing. In retrospect I realize that there is no way to not make that awkward and that I need just start making people awkward sometimes.
I can smile a bit because hearing that wasn’t a blow to my self esteem, it didn’t make me want to run away and hide, it made me angry. I’m proud of that anger because it tells me that I really am at peace with my body. And while I know that it isn’t everyone’s cup of tea you will respect me (things regarding me and relating to me) just as I respect you or I will call you on your bullshit from now on.
(Source: chessieness)
Ok where a the body positive utopia that I can run away to where I can enjoy all the tuna and raw zucchini I want and not be asked it I’m on a diet? Where fat luscious babes, lovely skinny dolls, and everyone in between live in harmony. Where is it I want to go now.

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