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Voluptuous lady in UP IN THE AIR video (requested by mlady-rebecca)
I feel like an asshole reblobbing these things, but I’m really thrilled/tickled/flattered that my super brief appearance in the 30 Seconds to Mars was so…uh gif-worthy?
I went and read the comments on the video, most of which were pretty awesome(30STM’s fans, the Echelon, are absolutely incredible), but there are of course the negatives. One of which was this FANTASTIC comment:3:34 nooo! God plase! Why YT didnt ban it?! It’s disgusting! I thought it’s impossible but she’s fatter than Adele and her hooves o.0 she moves like an ocean. I don’t know which one is worse, b.tch from “Get the London Look” without 1 teeth or Dita Von Piss - overweight lady with tons of make up on. 30STM u fcked up!
and it made me crack up. I especially like the line ‘She moves like an ocean’. Yes, Yes I do. Oceans are strong and deep and full of life…and gives no fucks about insignificant a-holes. These kind of comments only matter if you let them…and most of the time they, and the person who vomits out such ignorance, don’t.
If someone told me that I moved like the ocean, I would take it as a compliment!
Posted on April 25, 2013 via The 30STMVOTE Blog with 512 notes
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Beber y Leer El Arco Iris, Naufus Ramirez-Figueroa, 2011
I hate rainbows but I’m feeling this today
this is nifty
Posted on April 11, 2013 via lackadaisical penetration with 844 notes
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Anonymous asked: I'm a guy who loves fat women, a feeder, but not in a wrong way. I know some women I've met who use their size and gender politics as a shield because they were messed up by men and want to keep them away. It doesn't work! But I am scared off by the self-hating and/or men-hating that goes on. For me, a woman's personality and size is about love, the promise of fertility (I'd love to have children), and feeling comforted - and I'd give as much back as I took any day. What's wrong with that?
As far as I’m concerned, to each their own. You like what you like, you know?
Size and fertility do not always go hand in hand. I am infertile, though I do have one child.
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Kylia,21 and loving it, Us size 22/24
Looking nerdy and cute! <3
Someone is super cute!
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Posted on March 23, 2013 via Must-Be-Serendipity with 10 notes
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I have a major issue with this article because it is based on a whole hell of a lot of suppositions.
“What if a person is overweight because they’re frequently hungry? Instead of taking a pledge, why not find out why you’re always hungry? There can be a medical reason for this (e.g., hypoglycemia).”
Uhm… exactly. If someone is hungry all the time, then they have a malfunction in their body that needs to be addressed. HAES doesn’t ignore things like that. You are allowed to address your medical needs. I, myself, until a few years ago, never actually knew what it was to be satisfied by food. I could be stuffed to the point of misery but my body still told me to eat. I had to learn, by watching others, what was an acceptable amount of food to consume. I treated my issues, and now I get full before I am miserable and the feeling is amazing. I can now eat until I am satisfied and not eat until I am actually hungry. Imagine that.
“Eating the wrong foods, for instance, can make it difficult to achieve satisfaction until after a large volume of food has been eaten. Who here hasn’t still been freaking hungry after eating one frozen pasta dinner, even with a salad alongside it? I’ve eaten three of these damn things in one sitting and still been left with hunger, which is why years ago, I ditched these highly processed products.”
HAES teaches people about nutrients in foods and does not just tell people to eat whatever the hell they want. It teaches you to listen to your body and it encourages injecting healthy whole foods into your diet. The book actually outlines why some foods are not really that good for you but doesn’t ever tell you that you can’t have them. It gives people power over their bodies. That you can choose what you eat and you can trust yourself to make the right choices for your body. Ultimately the choice is up to the individual and if they make bad choices, those choices are theirs to make. We don’t have to control everyone and what they decide to eat.
“The third HAES tenet is “Enjoy your food.” The problem here is that for many people, this approach would eliminate fresh vegetables (or fruits or whole grains). HAES says to avoid eating while driving, walking or watching TV, which is good, but “Enjoy your food” implies eat only the foods you love.
People will make all sorts of excuses to get out of wisely interpreting a tenet when it comes to eating, and will end up taking a suggestion too literally. “Enjoy your food” for some will mean eat mostly junk food.”
This person has no idea what they are talking about. She hasn’t done her research. I wish people would research things before they say crap like this. Ugh… I can’t even on this one…. but I will say that if someone chooses to eat whatever they hell they want to, then how is that anyone else’s business?
“HAES preaches intuitive eating. But that’s the problem! Eating intuitively has led to a lot of excess body fat and/or medical problems like heart disease and high blood pressure.
If I ate based on intuition and enjoyment, I’d be eating nothing but chocolate cake, brownies with ice cream, pizza, white bread, butter flake biscuits and sloppy joes. What about you?”
The author obviously has no idea what intuitive eating actually is. How do you think someone would feel if all they ate were the foods she listed? I know I would feel like a giant pile of shit. That is way to much starch for me. How do I know? Because I listen to my body. If I eat sugar or a lot of white starchy foods I have what I call a sugar hangover the next day. Now, if I am being intuitive about my food selections, does it not stand to reason that I will not like the way those foods make me feel and limit or avoid consumption of them?
So basically this article acts like we are all too dumb to know how to run our own bodies and our own lives. We need someone to tell us how to eat and we should totally not trust ourselves at all….
Posted on March 19, 2013 via Stop TITP with 6 notes
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Posted on March 19, 2013 via Big Fat Cherry Bomb with 46 notes
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Regarding the discussion about heredity and body size, do you believe nature or nurture has a bigger influence?
In the battle of nature vs. nurture, I think that there is no static equation to determine which has the bigger influence. I think different individuals will experience the continuum in a way specific to their own life circumstances.
I will say that genetics plays a far more superior roll than I once believed. Though the evidence I am about to provide is anecdotal, it is still compelling, in my opinion. I have a friend that adopted her daughter. My friend is very thin and always has been. Her daughter, whose biological mother is also someone that I was well acquainted with, is built like her biological mother, who would be considered fat. The girl also possesses mannerisms and behaviors that mimic that of her biological mother. Those mannerisms must be inherited since she has had very little contact with the birth mom.
Posted on March 15, 2013 via Stop TITP with 8 notes
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Dear plus size stores
setfabulazerstomaximumcaptain:
I’m not paying 30 fucking bucks for a goddamn shirt.
Y’all done lost your damn minds.
And it ain’t even a damn dress shirt.
It’s a fuckin regular every day shirt that you wear when you goin to the store shirt.
The fuck you think this is?
Omg. Bless this post.
There needs to be a damn chain of clothing stores dedicated to easy access to cheap and fashionable clothes for plus size people. Who the hell do I have to throw money at to help make this a thing because everybody and they mama deserve to look cute. Cuz when you look and feel cute, you can often get anything done!
It’s mainly the big major name stores that be on that bullshit.
Lane Bryant
Avenue
Torrid
Ashley Stewart
Shit be costin an arm and a leg for no fuckin reason
What the fuck y’all think this is?
And then the online catalog stores be TRIPPIN
Talmbout some ‘starting at 31.99’ for a goddamn SHIRT?
150 bucks for a goddamn SWIM SUIT?
200 for a fuckin DRESS?


chile they know they be holding us hostage for some decent clothes and don’t give no fucks about charging us an arm and a leg for our shit
can we just have some decent goddamn clothes at decent fucking prices please?
I always shop the clearance rack at Maurice’s, Deb’s, and Cato’s. I also find some pretty good deals at Ross and Burke’s. Sometimes I can’t find anything that fits right, though.
(via deliciouskaek)
Posted on March 13, 2013 via Get to the Source with 536 notes
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