THIS.
There is no ‘wrong’ or ‘right’ body, shape, proportion, color, weight, or height.
You are beautiful.
They all weigh 150lbs
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scott's tumblr: Notes from an Occupation 17: Dolores Park "Ruckus"
So I’m just going to quick talk about what happened tonight, 30 April, 2012, on the eve of the May Day 2012 General Strike. I don’t know everything yet, and I’m too busy getting ready for tomorrow to really sit down and do homework. You’re getting my on the ground observations and you’re getting…
It’s finally here! If you’re in the Bay Area this month, come say hi Wednesday and Friday nights at El Rio in SF. I’ll be singing, dancing, stripping, popping balloons with my tits….you know….the usual. ;-)
To be read every day….
“I’ve adjusted my life to make room for my hypervisibility. I realized when I was getting into body acceptance and fat politics how my body’s visibility was being used against me and how I would feel comfortable and more importantly empowered fighting back. I fight back by making myself SUPER FUCKING VISIBLE on MY terms and presenting myself in a way that forces you to see my fat body but see ME in it. Nicole Archer said “Femininity in this culture means people think they’re allowed to look at you. I present in a way that lets them know I’m looking back.”…The thing is, I WANT to to be threatening. I want you to think about shit when you see me bouncing down the street.”
— Jessica Luxery (via fuckyeahfemmes)
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Long live Lady Bear!
i just love Lady Bear so much i can’t stop omg
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This is my favorite ‘Keep Calm’ yet!
magiclistofguyswholikefatgirls:
Sound advice.
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for the seal
You swallow your own poison better then anyone
What was it about the pink ribbon and wanting to choke?
Smoke signals, messages in bottles
We still read the signs from miles away now
And years pass and all that remains are the balloon corpses and leftover smiles
Glitter caked eyelashes once rested with a head on a shoulder
When we hugged and were sisters.
