[ SECRET POST #2339 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2339 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Can I take this time to complain about fat acceptance people?

[darkmanifest]

Hm, yeah, it's "fat acceptance", not "everyone acceptance", so I don't like it when fat acceptance advocates present it that way. I mean, they've got their work more than cut out for them already pushing positive fatness, it's okay if the movement can't cover every other form of unconventional attractiveness in the world, but it shouldn't pretend it does.

That said, I have seen lovely people with apple-shapes, stretch marks, rolls, double chins, droopy breasts, you name it, on various fat acceptance (and just fat love) blogs. They're not the front page ideal, but I've felt they were represented pretty well. Enough to make me feel lighter about my own imperfections, anyway.