#thin shame

[thin-shaming]

Why is being skinny classified as being a "impossible/unnatural beauty standard"? Just because America is advanced with vast amounts of food, and the popularity of fast food has risen (which results in the growing of the size of people) doesn't mean that being skinny is some magical impossible thing to be. 

Just because i'm skinny doesn't give you the right to classify me as a bag of bones or automatically diagnose me with some deadly disease where I don't eat food. And it definitely doesn't give you the right to make someone feel awful about something they can't help or the way they look.

[chelsealeem]

[loveveronicas]

i greatly dislike it when people assume i don't eat based on my weight. 

[loveveronicas]

fuck off fuck off fuck off 

already pissed all the way off entirely

policing what i eat?

asking me what i live on

'you never seem to eat'

GO FALL HEAD FIRST INTO A RAVINE AND DIE

[better-oblivion]

The only weight you need to shed is the one parked heavily on your shoulders, screaming ‘You should not exist’ because of your size.

[littlemissrebecca]

On Body Image:

I am so sick of all of this “real women have curves” thin shaming crap in the face of fat-empowerment. REAL WOMEN DON’T ALL LOOK THE SAME! Literally the requirements for being a real woman are as follows: - Identify as a woman. Not all women even have vaginas and they are just as real as curvy women and thin women. We aren’t in sixth grade anymore. Saying that thin girls are ugly doesn’t make my fat self beautiful. It makes me a bitch. Body-shaming is a double edged sword and I think that instead of making it a competition (based on what MEN find attractive - as if their opinion defines us as women) we should be empowering each other to love our bodies however they come. Real women have bodies of all shapes and sizes. We shouldn’t put down or glorify any one body type because no woman should feel pressure to look like anyone other than herself. Love curves, love bones, love flat stomachs, love stretch marks, love A-cups, love F-cups, love yourself; whatever that means to you. Stop cutting each other down - let’s start appreciating all women and let’s start empowering each other to love the shape we’re in. /end of body image rant

[nofashiongf]

are there really that many people that just "can't lose the weight?"

shit, that actually sucks

for them