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Things I like, I think about, want to make, and want to share.
I am 22, and broke as fuck. I am a feminist, an anarchist and anxious as all hell. I'm a white, femme, queer, lady, and a lover of baked goods.

unknowablewoman:

I repeat: it’s never about health. It’s never about health. IT’S NEVER ABOUT HEALTH.

It’s about how sexually available you are, because everyone knows if you’re not fuckable, you’re totally worthless.

vladislava:

majesticlegay:

tangledupinlace:

TW: Fat shaming!

myownbody:

FAT

the short doc i made

this is AMAAAAZING!!! SO GREAT YOU SHOULD BE SO PROUD OF THIS!!!

I watched the entire thing with my mouth wide open; it’s been a while since I’ve had friends who felt like they could talk about my body like this and admittedly, it brought a lot of those feelings back. Which I think is so important for me to remember. 

I think you’re so brave and a gifted filmmaker and I’m SO looking forward to meeting you at the wedding!!! xoxoxoxoxo

the way you constructed this documentary is so powerful and interesting and i think you are so great and i can’t wait to meet you!! <3

Okay, this is blowing up again (!!!) & so I’m posting it again. If you haven’t watched this, what the fuck are you waiting for?

Beautiful documentary by my beautiful friend! WATCH IT

Fat acceptance doesn’t simply advocate in favor of fatness. Fat acceptance is also about rejecting a culture that encourages us to rage and lash out at our bodies, even to hate them, for looking a certain way. It’s about setting our own boundaries and knowing ourselves, and making smart decisions about how we live and treat ourselves, and ferociously defending the privacy of those choices. It’s about promoting the idea that anything you do with your body should come from a place of self-care and self-love, not from guilt and judgment and punishment. It’s about demanding that all bodies, no matter their appearance or age or ability, be treated with basic human respect and dignity. That’s the world I’d like to build. For all of us.
- Lesley Kinzel, Why the World Needs Fat Acceptance (via adrowningwoman)