GPOY
Trying to get better about this though!
GPOY
Trying to get better about this though!
Poorly Drawn Lines – Fish and Bird
Remember: Peeing is Being!
Dear Gemma, I am failing to see the dilemma. If your legs are cold, wear the tights, if they aren’t, then don’t. In my experience, no one has actually died from seeing me walking around in public with leg hair visible. This includes at the swimming pool.
Please stop worry about it,
love, a fan.
I DO NOT HAVE AN EATING DISORDER - Page 61
Words cannot describe how much I loathed buying all these new clothes in larger sizes, mostly work clothes. I really dislike shopping for work clothes, so feeling like I was being forced to buy new suits and blouses just made me furious (though with no one to really blame).
Fat acceptance/body positive/self-love blogs on the other hand, are amazing. I hadn’t been going out of my way to focus on blogs that idolise ‘skinny’ women, but unfortunately that’s such a default in the media that I have to actively seek out larger body types in order to even out what I’m exposed to. It’s a lovely reality check though.
Previous page:http://misspixnmix.tumblr.com/post/20163408987/i-do-not-have-an-eating-disorder-page-60-one-of
From the beginning:http://misspixnmix.tumblr.com/post/3232725607/i-do-not-have-an-eating-disorder-p01-ive-been
TW for ED and self harming.
Awesome web comic by an artist coming to grips with recovery from an eating disorder and self harm. Highly recommended also for anyone who has supported someone struggling with these illnesses.
Why yes someone did make me mad today.
Don’t fetishize my body type. Don’t dictate how I should feel about myself and how I should present myself to society in order to be deemed fuckable.
(Source: dignified-and-old)
Mindless Ones » Blog Archive » XMAS SPECIAL: CINDY & BISCUIT in THE SNOWMAN
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Marketing by Masculinizing the Feminine » Sociological Images
Sociological Images has fun pointing and laughing at product marketing; as they say “to sell items to men through repackaging and renaming, drawing on ridiculous stereotypes of masculinity to assure men that they can use these products without becoming girly.”
