Spoonie Body Positivity

If you've got the spoons to take pictures of yourself, and you want to show the world that body positivity for our community is just as important for you as our able-bodied counterparts, you've come to the right place. We will accept nudes, but not from anyone under 18.

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UnexpectedBagel - Twitch

UnexpectedBagel - Twitch

Going live on Twitch with Star Trek Online!

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I kinda abandoned this blog awhile back. Sorry! I’ll be better about looking for submissions.

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Hey! I am Ann! I am turning 26 at the end of this month! I have MCTD. More specifically, lupus, fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis, raynauds, migraines, idiopathic thrombocytopenia pupura, adhd, depression and anxiety! I just deleted my old tumblr and made a new one. I wanted to start over. I love to sing and take pictures! I am so for body positivity and I absolutely fell in love with crop tops about 2 years ago and I just can't get enough! Though I would like to lose weight for multiple reasons, I am learning to love myself in this body! 💜🥰💜🥰 Please if you care to, give me a follow.

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My feet and hips have been bothering me and I can move but with agony but I just feel happy there’s a community out there so here’s a picture my legs I guess looking better than I could have hope even if my entire right side HURTs. Hello chronic pain

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intimately.co -- lingerie for disabled women

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/intimately/inclusive-fashion-for-disabled-women

My amazing younger cousin wants to start a fashion line for sexy, comfortable lingerie that caters to women with disabilities–including easy-to-put on magnetic clip bras, side-clasping underpants, and underpants for women with ostomy bags.

If you have the means, please think about donating!  It is an all-or-nothing campaign, which means that if the funding goal is not reached, whatever you pledged is returned to you. She has just 7 days left in her campaign, so sharing this link would be greatly appreciated as well! 

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Not the most flattering photo, but disabled for the win (:

Thanks for the submission!

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Syd (I don't use my neys, you don't have to either); 28, Spina Bifida Myelomeningocele and Hydrocephalus. Today a friend I haven't seen in a couple years visited, and I am currently relaxing in the comfiest shirt and fuzzy pants (not pictured) while listening to music. Today was a good day.

[ID A woman with short dark hair is smiling while wearing headphones and a long sleeved red and gray shirt with "Merry Everything Happy Always" printed on it]

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My name is Adrian. I was born with a birth defect called spina bifida and am paralyzed from my hips down to my toes and sit in a wheelchair. Get up I can with a special knee-ankle-foot-orthosis (KAFO) on crutches. If you have questions about my person or my disability, feel free to ask me all you want to know. I’ll answer to all your questions with great pleasure! 🙂

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I want all the spoonies on here connected.

Reblog, follow or like to show how big the community is and to show you’re there for all. 

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Hi everyone!

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If any of you wanna submit NSFW content to show how much you love your body, now might be the time to do it. All adult content is apparently being banned in the near future.

Anything goes!

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Cause of polycystic ovary syndrome discovered at last

Polycystic ovary syndrome, which affects one in five women, seems to be caused by a hormonal imbalance. An IVF drug may fix this, and will be trialled soon

uhh so this is kind of a huge deal. They didn’t know exactly how PCOS started, which has always annoyed me bc I was always stuck trying to research it on my own since doctors knew next to nothing (bc they know less than the people in labs actively following the most up to date studies).

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My name is Hannah. I’m 22 years old. I have hip dysplasia, pinched nerve that affects my right shoulder and arm, migraines, joint pain and what seems to be the beginning of arthritis in addition to burning nerve pain that comes and goes. The hip dysplasia is my only official diagnosis. Everything else is “all in my head”. I seem abled to most people because it try not to let my pain keep me from a full life. But things have been getting steadily worse. Looking for some people who know what I’m going through.

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Heya, I’m Sarah! I have POTS, Joint Hypermobility Syndrome, and a Functional Neurological Disorder. When I have the energy, I like to do my make up even if I’m only staying in bed, makes me feel better just a little bit 😊 I’m hoping to start posting videos on my YouTube channel about spoonie life and how it interacts with my love of performance and singing. Need some energy first though…

Welcome! You're lovely!

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I'd never normally wish for a blog to lose followers, but I honestly hope you lose all the gross fetishy/devotee followers you have so you only have good ones!

I thought I wasn’t gonna like this ask. Then I read to the end. Thank you. I appreciate that. Feel free to submit something, if you like.

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Just a note...

We here at PositivelySpoonie appreciate fans of body positivity, because we should all strive to accept and appreciate the bodies we are given, whether or not it’s within out power to change some aspects of our bodies and how they look.

One thing that’s not appreciated here is fetishizing the disabled or the devotee phenomenon. This blog accepts all types of pictures - clothed, tasteful/artistic nude, and anything in between. If you can admit to yourself that your blog falls into one of these categories (fetishization or devotee), or something similar that isn’t specifically listed here, we would appreciate if you’d unfollow this blog, and refrain from reblogging or liking any pictures posted/submitted here.

Thank you,

- Admin Paul

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Just a note...

We here at PositivelySpoonie appreciate fans of body positivity, because we should all strive to accept and appreciate the bodies we are given, whether or not it’s within out power to change some aspects of our bodies and how they look.

One thing that’s not appreciated here is fetishizing the disabled or the devotee phenomenon. This blog accepts all types of pictures - clothed, tasteful/artistic nude, and anything in between. If you can admit to yourself that your blog falls into one of these categories (fetishization or devotee), or something similar that isn’t specifically listed here, we would appreciate if you’d unfollow this blog, and refrain from reblogging or liking any pictures posted/submitted here.

Thank you,

- Admin Paul

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Got another pic for you 😘 I love my wheelchair.

Overalls...That’s a look. I love it.