#thinpriviledge

[aprilcornwall]

#fatpositivity is what we should be focussing on #bodypositivity is great but if you already have #thinpriviledge then its really not that hard to feel good about your body- people & media are telling you that it looks great to be thin- any insecurities you have about your body will be internalised #fatshaming or a psychological issue. But #fatwomen live in a world where EVERY person or media content they encounter is telling them they're disgusting, unnatural, unnattractive, unhealthy, unworthy of love or joy because of the shape if their bodies. It's alot harder to love a body society tells you to hate.

[t34bagm]

What a difference 2years can make! #change #better #self #improvment #drawkward #thinpriviledge

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[ashleychapin]

I honestly do not understand the concept of "thin priviledge". By dividing the lifestyles on someone who is thin and someone who is bigger, aren't you creating a larger rift between the two? You're a woman. Isn't that hard enough? Why sectionalize yourself? Women accomplished the freedom to vote, to own property, to work, to marry who they want not by dividing into "skinny" and "fat" but by working together. Furthermore, everyone has there problems. What about the women in Africa who are thin because they don't have a reliable food source? Is that a priviledge? No. I'm sure they'd rather have the ability to be bigger than to be in the situation they're in. Just some food for thought.