#body postiive

[seethestarsablaze]

21 days post op, just shy of 23 months on T. This is a year of self love and self growth.

[curlyfat2fit]

In the hospital with my dad the other day. 

Scarf: Charlotte Russe

Dress: Wetseal +

Cardigan: Thrift store

[the-true-heir-of-slytherin]

so >.<

I know I'm not the thinnest girl, I never will be.

I know I have stretch marks, trust me I see them everyday.

I know I have scars, my body is a battle ground.

I'm realizing now, the time for learning to love my body, it's now

[smashthepatriarchycampaign]

Gentle reminder to all my lovely followers to get your friends to join the Smash Camp, too! The more numbers we gain, the louder our voice can be, the farther we can reach. We can do anything and everything if we work together towards the common goal, so keep your heads up!

Happy Wednesday,

Smash Camp

[thisisbodypos]

Okay, but even if it WAS true that every single man on earth found girls with high self-esteem unattractive, and I happened to be straight rather that bisexual, I would choose to die a virgin. I would never date. Having healthy self-esteem, and just my own well being in general, is infinitely more important than the approval of men. Far more important than giving some dickhead a boner. I'm an attractive, intelligent, and thoughtful person. If that makes me stuck-up and unattractive to you, go fuck yourself because I certainly don't want to.

[somedaymelissa]

NYC launches campaign to improve girls' self-esteem

The $330,000 campaign will feature ads, fitness programs, and after-school projects to help combat negative body image in young girls.

NYC Mayor Bloomberg has launched several controversial campaigns but his latest campaign is being met with approval.  What do you think of the city's body image boosting campaign?