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No extrovert is a passive-aggressive and bitter as you, J.
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No extrovert is a passive-aggressive and bitter as you, J.
Look at the fat roll at what used to be J's wrist. She's got such a deep fold between her hand and her lower arm that she's probably at risk for a wrist yeast infection,
If Corissa is such a confident fat activist, why does she use face filters?
This is bringing me back to her "I'm totally a sex worker because I'm a cam whore!" days.View attachment 1947591View attachment 1947589View attachment 1947588View attachment 1947583View attachment 1947581View attachment 1947578View attachment 1947573View attachment 1947571View attachment 1947570
$250 Vibrator....
First question WHY?!
Second question HOW?!
LOL, she can't reach her own ladygarden unassisted any more, so of course she always has to use a vibe.View attachment 1947591View attachment 1947589View attachment 1947588View attachment 1947583View attachment 1947581View attachment 1947578View attachment 1947573View attachment 1947571View attachment 1947570
$250 Vibrator....
First question WHY?!
Second question HOW?!
View attachment 1947591View attachment 1947589View attachment 1947588View attachment 1947583View attachment 1947581View attachment 1947578View attachment 1947573View attachment 1947571View attachment 1947570
$250 Vibrator....
First question WHY?!
Second question HOW?!
Some random person who sees this screenshot and knows nothing about Corissa and J would think that this is a troll mocking fat people. Oh, you have no idea...Corissa going full Karen about something no normal person would ever notice.
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That vibrator can reach her?View attachment 1947591View attachment 1947589View attachment 1947588View attachment 1947583View attachment 1947581View attachment 1947578View attachment 1947573View attachment 1947571View attachment 1947570
$250 Vibrator....
First question WHY?!
Second question HOW?!
For as long as I can remember, kids have always gawked at my fat body. They stare, point, laugh, snicker, comment. They even make dramatic gestures. A whisper to their parents with a confused look on their face is nothing new for me to see. Oftentimes in public, I feel like a member of a circus “freak show” on display for young people to mock. It’s certainly discouraging! Especially as someone managing social anxiety as it is
But now as an adult, I see the larger issue. The issue is more about our cultural narratives around fat bodies. We have built a society rampant with fatphobia,
Representation matters. It truly does. If our kids only have representation of fat people in media that are being made fun of, it will continue to be incredibly difficult to reshape their beliefs around what it means to be fat. Having fat people in their lives changes their view. They can make connections with, ask questions to, and love the fat people in their lives. They can see a fat person living their life, enjoying themselves, having fun, and being human.
Are they gonna die early because they’re fat?” There are many reasons someone could be unhealthy. Sometimes it’s related to their weight, sometimes it’s not.
No matter what, we want to be nice to everyone whether they have health problems or not.[[...] These simple responses can have a huge impact. Especially when repeated as often as necessary. It teaches your children to be critical of those negative stereotypes they’ve been hearing about. So, answer their questions using neutral language. Let your kids know what your values are and what you expect of them [...]Conversations about respecting different bodies are important for your children to hear. It’s vital to combatting those negative narratives that they will inevitably internalize about their own bodies, [...]That way, we can work on moving culture away from toxic diet culture and an obsession to thinness, to a more balanced, holistic, and compassionate relationship with bodies.
I recently had a conversation with my partner about safe spaces and it got me thinking. What would it be like to have fat positive safe spaces? Do they already exist?
Safe Space’s were created to allow queer and trans students in schools to know their identities would be respected in that space. Sounds pretty reasonable, right? I think so.
This is deathfats' favorite paranoid delusion. When it comes to food I don't care what other people order at a restaurant so long as they don't tie up the server when I'm hungry. If I overhear a deathfat order 10,000 calories for a "snack" the most I'll do is giggle to myself. About dancing, you can't argue with reality - the excess fat is going to be there and flap around regardless. For those watching our only choice is whether to laugh or cry.What would it be like to have Safe Spaces for fat folks? Places where fatties could take risks like dancing in public or even just eating in public?
Remember the old myth that homosexuals "recruited"? Turns out deathfats are doing exactly that. I'd also love to see if their "all sizes" mantra would apply to a malnourished kid or anorexic instructor.Fat Kid Dance Party is a dance/aerobics class for people of all sizes!
The Femme FATales are a burlesque troupe focused on body positivity and fat activism. They are a space for plus sized women and femme-aligned folks to feel safe to express their sexuality and redefine how fat bodies are allowed to be celebrated in the world. How amazing is that? A safe space for beautiful fat babes to feel sexy and dance the night away. LOVE IT!
ALLGO is a review app which gives fat people the opportunity to rate places that are or are not fat friendly. You can rate on comfort and accessibility, which is INCREDIBLE.
It's not just Corissa - all these HAES retards claim that their health problems stem from stress caused by social stigma. Yeah, no. Ever heard of Samoa? It's more than acceptable to be fat there - it's desirable. Fat is beautiful and powerful, normal weight is sickly and ugly. It's their culture. More than 90% of Samoans are overweight, more than 70% are obese. Now can you imagine my surprise when I found out that half of Samoans have diabetes type 2 and almost half of them suffer from high blood pressure? Wow, I was flabbergasted. Flabbergasted, tellin ya.I sometimes wonder if Corissa is really so retarded that she actually believes that fat is only deadly because we haven't accepted it in society yet. She doesn't really think that the stress of not being seen as attractive is what drives her health problems does she?
Jay starts at 11:40.Jay was a guest on a pod cast about infinifat bathroom issues:
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#justfatthings: Bathrooms
Listen to this episode from She's All Fat: A Fat Positive Podcast on Spotify. For our first #justfatthings episode, we talk bathroom business — potty probs, menstruation mayhem, and more — featuring YOU the fatmily, plus a few friends of the pod and Fat Lib Expert Kivan Bay! Got a #justfatthing...open.spotify.com