This blog is positive.
This blog is body positive, gender positive, and sexuality positive.
There is nobody whose body does not belong on these pages. However, we still have submission guidelines; please read before submitting.
This is a celebration of self-love. All bodies are beautiful, amazing things and they contain beautiful, amazing people.
Fuck Modesty, Love Your Body.
Part of the
Body Positive Feminist Network
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Attention Fatties:
Wear your stomach out all fucking summer if you want to, wear your arms out all fucking summer if you want. You shouldn’t have to be gouge your eyeballs out hot because other people are assholes and want you to be uncomfortable.
MY WEBCAM IS SO SHITTY BUT LOOK MY NEW HAIRCUT IS CUTE AND I GOT A DRESS THAT IS NEWSPAPER PRINT BUT ALL THE NEWS IS CAT-THEMED
My boyfriend got me a scarf, I’m not sure this is what he had in mind but I am having so much fun with it! :D
i just finished my degree today with a presentation of my research and i dyed my hair last night to celebrate. i’m dysmorphic and it can at times be really hard to see what i “really” look like, but having a loving partner and updating my style this year has made me finally fall in love with my body. i’m a hourglass with bodacious hips, bum, thighs and boobs, and now i love my shape and i love myself. when i look in a mirror i usually want to change everything, but this is the first time in my life i really don’t feel that urge any more. i’ve never submitted here before but following saminal really made me want to do it one day, when i felt ready. today’s that day! hi, i’m fran.
I shaved my head back in February to a half an inch long. It finally grew out long enough for me to dye it, and so I decided to go hot ass pink.
So I recently got over some issues that I’ve had with how I view my body, and I bought my first bikini. And honestly, I think I look sexy as fuck in this, compared to how I have looked in my swim meet suit or other swimsuits I’ve worn in the past.
I love this feeling of finally being comfortable with my body.
Me and all my glorious fat displayed in a bikini!
SO not in the mood to care what people think!
I remember, when hearing Lesley Kinzel speak earlier this year, that she mentioned that one of the things she loved to do was turning the idea of “flattering” clothing on its head: rather than de-emphasizing a larger part and evening things out, she made the bigger parts look even bigger and the smaller parts smaller. “Because flattering” is just a construct, the same as “right” and “wrong.” And you know what they say- fuck it.
beach today~
