fuck yeah fat vegans!

celebrating veganism and fat positivity. this is a fat-positive, liberationist-vegan anti-oppression space. WE DO NOT TOLERATE THINSPO OR FITSPO BLOGS. WE DO NOT TOLERATE VEGETARIANISM. TW: we post graphic images of fat bodies and animal abuse. if we reblog a photo of you and you would like us to remove it, please let us know and we would be happy to do so. // Global variables: ___________________________________________________________________ var counts = [ 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 ]; var rate = [ 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 ]; // Functions: __________________________________________________________________________ function StartKillCounter() { var millions = [ 90000, 45895, 2262, 1244, 857, 691, 533, 515, 345, 292, 65, 63, 23, 16, 4, 4, 3, 2 ]; var perSecond = 8; for (var i = 0; i < counts.length; ++i) rate[i] = millions[i] * 1000000 / 365 / 24 / 60 / 60 / perSecond; setInterval(NewCounts, 1000 / perSecond); } function NewCounts() { var num, thous, str; for (var i = 0; i < counts.length; ++i) { counts[i] += rate[i]; num = Math.round(counts[i]); str = ""; while (num > 1000) { thous = num % 1000; if (thous < 10) thous = "00" + thous; else if (thous < 100) thous = "0" + thous; str = "," + thous + str; num = Math.floor(num / 1000); } str = num + str; document.getElementById("count" + i).innerHTML = str; } } span#count0, span#count1, span#count2, span#count3, span#count4, span#count5, span#count6, span#count7, span#count8, span#count9, span#count10, span#count11, span#count12, span#count13, span#count14, span#count15, span#count16, span#count17 { display: inline; } Animals Slaughtered: 0 marine animals 0 chickens 0 ducks 0 pigs 0 rabbits 0 turkeys 0 geese 0 sheep 0 goats 0 cows and calves 0 rodents 0 pigeons and other birds 0 buffaloes 0 dogs 0 cats 0 horses 0 donkeys and mules 0 camels and other camelids StartKillCounter();

[babydekugardennn]

I’m just gonna leave this here…

[whitepeopletwitter]

[fuckyeahfatvegans]

But go vegan anyway because it’s still better than eating animals.

[brenna-ivy]

It is done! The Modern Male Witch: Kitchen is here! :D

He is a bit messy, but he can always find what he’s looking for, even when some things in his kitchen get a mind of their own. There’s a different fragrance in the air every day <3

This is the third piece in my Modern Male Witch Project.

Available as print on Society6

[afrocentric-divination]

😱😍😍😍

[veganzeus]

Truth.

[everydayamermaid]

by thumbcramps

[hypersexualsportswear]

Garlic is so iconic

[mustache-goat]

[littleharleythings-blog]

i’m not a traditional witch

[constantly-disheveled]

Literally me

[unauthorized-magic-deactivated2]

This is me, the person out of frame is my spouse. It is missing the last frame where he says, “Noooooo…why you do dat? 😭” because he is a giant wimp about spicy food. hehehe

[innerestingsoul]

Recognizing that animals have emotions is important because animals’ feelings matter. Animals are sentient beings who experience the ups and downs of daily life, and we must respect this when we interact with them. Animals are not only the companions we live with, care for, and love, they are also the billions of other domesticated animals who live on farms and in slaughterhouses and provide us with food and clothing. And wild animals are continually faced with trying to share our ever-crowded world. Our relationship with other animals is a complex, ambiguous, challenging and frustrating affair, and we must continually reassess how we should interact with our nonhuman kin. Part of this reassessment involves asking difficult questions, and making sure our actions match our understandings and beliefs. Thus, I often ask researchers who conduct invasive work with animals or people who work in factory farms: “Would you do that to your dog?” Some are startled to hear this question, but it’s a very important one to ask. If someone won’t do something to their dog that they do daily to other dogs or to mice, rats, cats, monkeys, pigs, cows, elephants or chimpanzees, we need to ask ourselves why. Emotions are the gifts of our ancestors. We have them, and so do other animals. We must never forget this.

From The Emotional Lives of Animals: A Leading Scientist Explores Animal Joy, Sorrow, and Empathy and Why They Matter by Marc Bekoff, Professor Emeritus of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Colorado. (via innerestingsoul)

Marc Bekoff is vegan.

(via thinkveganworld)

[veganasf-ck-blog]

if you don’t want to see pictures of violence against animals, you need to fight against the violence, not the pictures

[wilde--woman]

i believe in a future that won't charge an extra $0.60 to add soy milk to my coffee.

[samspratt-deactivated20200724]

Gabourey Sidibe - Portrait by Sam Spratt

A while back, I asked Gabby to come to my studio. Work immediately began and the beginnings of several sketches and pieces started to come together, but I didn’t want to rush the main painting so I shelved it while the usual pattern of clients interrupting personal work took over. Many paintings never get finished or see the light of day, both personal and professional, but Gabby was special. I wrote these notes back during her visit:

Her time in my studio was mostly light, filled with her bubbly energy as we cracked open some beers, exchanged embarrassing drinking stories, taking group photos as if we’d known each other for more than the actual hour we had, and her trying to convince me that she has an actual medical condition where she finds everything adorable. You’d be fooled too if you were lied to by an Oscar-nominated actress with her talent. But when I asked her, stripped of any pretension, that if I were to paint her, how she’d like to be portrayed, she said “I don’t really care about how I’m portrayed” and then she paused and continued “I guess … did you ever watch the show Community? Ya know how the school’s mascot is the human being? I mean, I don’t want to be a grey faceless spandex blob like that, but I’d like to just be a human being. Not someone’s message or idea of what I stand for because of what I look like, just a human, how you’d paint me if I were anyone else".

[aaliyah-apollonia-deactivated20]

Bless!! This is magnificent! Wtf!!!

[dynastylnoire]

Yes dammit! ! !

[ambivalentlyyours]

Because the world is harsh but our bodies and our hearts are soft.

Another collab with @spookyfatbabepower (words are hers, drawing is mine)

[weddingsandlesbians]

Melissa & Niru Hawaiian wedding

[fuckyeahfatvegans]

Is this blog trans friendly? I like to ask when I follow someone new, just to be safe.

absolutely! we haven’t been very active lately, so sorry for the slow response. not sure if we’ll pick the pace back up or not. life has intervened for the two mods and we can’t dedicate as much time to tumblr as we used to. thanks for following!

[average-smoothie-enjoyer]

Parents when you’re visiting home and there’s no vegan food in the house:

[wicked-felina]

Well, I have a new favourite poet.