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That anon can fuck right off! It's a reflection of their character that they really have nothing better to do than write hateful bullshit to strangers on the internet. You're beautiful my friend and don't let idiots steal your joy! 💖

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I literally don't give a shit abt your mental illnesses - sorry about them, but ?? okay. I really pity you bc you love the size you're at. it's sad

Pity away, I have none for you lol

honestly, you're fucking disgusting. You're weak too. "Thick thighs save lives... or something." of course you hesitate - you know this is wrong. You're not healthy, happy, nor are you even trying. fuck man

Am a happy? No? Because I have bipolar disorder and autism, asshole. But am I unhappy cause of my size? No! Get a life boo.

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🌴 Fat 🌈 bodies 🌞are 🏖 still 🏝 summer 🍉 bodies 🍹

femestella

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whimsipop

theyre girlfriends

Okay really? My bio isnt optional. If you are a thinspo blog, dont fucking touch ANYTHING on my blog. Dont like my pictures. Dont reblog them. Dont follow me. If you are currently using your blog to vent about your issues, dont interact. I dont need that right now.

#body positive #body positivity #fat positive #fat positvity #fat acceptance #fatspiration #bodypositivity #fatspo #fat

You are great. Anyone else who says otherwise doesn't matter. Never take criticism from someone you would never go to for advice. Be you. You are beautiful

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i just recently opened a blog where i post my outfits, and i have a question. how do you deal with pervy/sexual messages? they make me really uncomfortable :(

Honestly? I just block em. It might help to put in your bio "dont interact if nsfw" but pervs are pervs. I'm sorry that's happening to you and I understand!!

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Draw this in your style from @melstringer 💖

myfatfuckingface

Dear thin people,

Let’s talk about what fat people mean when they say an article of clothing “fits”.

I acknowledge that who qualifies as “fat” or “thin” is often contextual. For the purposes of this discussion, I’m defining “fat” as someone my size or larger. I’m speaking from my own experience, and while it’s certainly debatable whether people smaller than me should be considered “fat” depending on how big they are, I think we could all agree that someone my size or larger is definitely in the “fat” category.

My size: 5'7" height, 300lbs weight, clothing size 20 to 24 depending on the brand. Bust 49", waist 47", hips 56"

I am clarifying this because I have noticed that thin people think I mean something very different by “can’t find clothes that fit”.

When I and other fat people say “I can’t find clothes that fit” we do NOT mean:

1. I can’t find clothes that fit snugly/loosely according to my preference.

2. I can’t find clothes in my preferred style/color.

What I and other fat people DO mean when we say “I can’t find clothes that fit me”:

1. I literally cannot cover my body with any item of clothing for sale in most mainstream clothing stores. The majority of department stores only carry up to a size 18 at most, but a good amount of them only carry clothing up to size 14. When something “doesn’t fit” I cannot button/zip/fasten it, I often can’t even pull any of the pants available over my knee, shirts won’t go over my head, no matter how I stretch, struggle, or “let out the seams”. It’s like trying to put an infant’s onesie on a 12 year old, there is no way it will work.

2. If I DO manage to find an item of clothing I can physically get over my body in a department store, it usually is so tight it causes me literal injury; if I wear it for longer than 20 minutes, it will leave welts, rashes, even cuts.

3. If I hit the jackpot and find an article of clothing that covers my body without causing injury, most times it is incredibly expensive (think $30 for a tshirt), low quality (fabric rips and fades after wearing it 3 times), ugly/inappropriate (horrible mumus in bright orange paisley, dated floral print with shoulder pads, unfitted to the point that pants will fall to the floor and necklines will shift slowly down past my navel) or all of the above.

So please, when fat people talk about their frustrations accessing clothes, don’t talk over them to complain about how hard it is for thin people to find clothes that “fit” them too. You’re not using the word in the same way.