#sofie hagen

[sweet-cynical]

French Brutus was written by a woman. (From Sofie Hagen's tiktok)

[ijustkindalikebooks]

Listening to this today.

[politedemon]

Happy Pride Month ft. some of my favourite LGBT comedians!

[murderousthighs]

[thesociologicalcinema]

"Diets are a cure that don't work for a disease that doesn't exit" was one of the slogans said by the first fat activism movements in the 60s. This is not new information.

~ @SofieHagen

[stainedglassgardens]

We need to stop glorifying health. It is a privilege to be healthy. Not everyone has the time and the money it takes to "get into shape" and "start eating healthy". Nor does everyone have a brain that's willing to give them the emotional energy that is required to start cooking your own vegetable-y meals, or to even leave their house. There are people with eating disorders for whom any kind of food restriction can be triggering. And there are enough instances of people taking photos of fat people in gyms in order to mock them online to demonstrate why there are fat people who would never come within an inch of a gym. Not to mention that there are bodies that are just chronically ill. Bodies that are just sick. When we glorify health, we demonise and marginalise disease and disability. We cannot allow for the healthy to be seen as superior to those who are not healthy. We are all worthy of respect, regardless of what we eat or how much we exercise or whether or not we bother to make a smoothie in the morning.

Sofie Hagen, Happy Fat: Taking Up Space in a World that Wants to Shrink You

[oxymoronish]

Watsonathon 2.0 drawings - Part 4!

[moral-disorder]

Listening to sofie hagens happy fat book on the way to work is making my days. Hard recommend for fun fat activism reading.