1. i’m really into reblogging + comments comments right now

     


  2. literaryreference:

    You know how it is, right, ladies? You know a guy for a while. You hang out with him. You do fun things with him—play video games, watch movies, go hiking, go to concerts. You invite him to your parties. You listen to his problems. You do all this because you think he wants to be your friend.

    But…

     


  3. phalange:

    daddyfuckedme:

    Whenever someone tells me a story they’ve already told me before I pretend I haven’t heard it yet so they don’t feel stupid because I’m nice as fuck

    Until they tell me the forth or fifth time the I’m like HOLY SHIT DO YOU EVEN HAVE ANY OTHER STORIES

    “she’s like a ranch house, she doesn’t have a second story.” - modern fam

     

  4. femalemodels:

    Cannes 2013

    wow the edges of your skirt are just so cute

    (via tubbytattooedcurls)

     

  5. troubledrose:

    vermilionaire:

    troubledrose:

    vermilionaire:

    troubledrose:

    Cheery..!

    I had a compliment about this t-shirt earlier. It’s a mens t-shirt and I accidentally found myself stood next to a fella wearing it too. His friend pointed out the match but ended with ‘yeah but she looks way better in it than you’.

    Thank you kindly :)
    Real women have curves!

    check yourself. all women are real.

    Not quite sure what it means to need to ‘check’ myself, I’m also not sure why you felt the need to repost if you don’t agree. Or maybe that’s because I’m 26 and a grown up…

    you excluded women without curves from reality. all women are real women, and I reblogged it to remind you. “reblog” does not mean “agree.” I’m not really sure what your age has to do with anything. anyway, I’m so glad you love your body, but don’t love it because you think it’s better than someone else’s. love it because all bodies are beautiful, curvy or not.

    Trust me, I dont believe my body is better than anyone elses. Everyone has a right to their own opinion and that is mine.

    well I don’t really get how you can have that “opinion” when factually, skinny women ARE “real women,” but whatever. an opinion is just NOT a license to say or believe whatever you want regardless of logic, truth, or ethics.

     

  6. troubledrose:

    vermilionaire:

    troubledrose:

    Cheery..!

    I had a compliment about this t-shirt earlier. It’s a mens t-shirt and I accidentally found myself stood next to a fella wearing it too. His friend pointed out the match but ended with ‘yeah but she looks way better in it than you’.

    Thank you kindly :)
    Real women have curves!

    check yourself. all women are real.

    Not quite sure what it means to need to ‘check’ myself, I’m also not sure why you felt the need to repost if you don’t agree. Or maybe that’s because I’m 26 and a grown up…

    you excluded women without curves from reality. all women are real women, and I reblogged it to remind you. “reblog” does not mean “agree.” I’m not really sure what your age has to do with anything. anyway, I’m so glad you love your body, but don’t love it because you think it’s better than someone else’s. love it because all bodies are beautiful, curvy or not.

     

  7. troubledrose:

    Cheery..!

    I had a compliment about this t-shirt earlier. It’s a mens t-shirt and I accidentally found myself stood next to a fella wearing it too. His friend pointed out the match but ended with ‘yeah but she looks way better in it than you’.

    Thank you kindly :)
    Real women have curves!

    check yourself. all women are real.

    (via tubbytattooedcurls)

     

  8. phalange:

    letigra:

    AHEM

    Unless you’re Caroline because then cute butt

    hahahahaha

    (Source: amajor7)

     

  9. hi fashion

     

  10. (Source: you11331, via imdreads)

     

  11. it’s important to feel like a cake.

    (anthro dress via buffalo exchange, photo by fabi)

     

  12. redefiningbodyimage:

    I understand and resonate with all of this too, which is why I kind of interjected and wanted to say something about it.

    Throughout high school and into college I went from being a size 12 to a size 14, then 16/18. I was a member of the Fatshionista community on Livejournal early on and also found a separate community just for “inbetweenies” but felt I identified more with fat experiences as I was beginning to gain more weight and gravitated towards the safe space and support of the fat acceptance community.

    At the same time, FA is not one universal community. It doesn’t come with a set of rules and is loosely defined. I think it is very much up to individual spaces to set their own rules and boundaries, and up to individual people to take their own experiences into account, partake in the spaces that speak to them, and remove themselves from spaces that are not meant for them.

    RBI is for everyone, thin fat or inbetween. That is my promise and something I feel strongly about that has been shaped by my personal experiences.

    But I think there is something to be said for those spaces that are completely dedicated to specific subsets of fatties and experiences, denying access to those who don’t apply or can’t relate, and focusing completely on giving that one underprivileged group the sole advantage. Giving power to those who are so often rendered powerless. I will always support that act by checking my size privilege and not imposing my thinner-fatness in deathfat-specific spaces. 

    Fyfatpositive is not a deathfat-specific space. The girl who submitted a photo of her UK size 14 body did so knowing that she barely made the cut as designated in the blog’s rules, but obviously very much identifies herself as a part of the fat community, so did not think twice. I am of the opinion that she should be welcome. Some disagree, for their own reasons. I don’t know.

    All I do know is that I can and will welcome anyone of any size in this community, on this blog, always - so long as we continue to BE AWARE. Always, always be aware.

     


  13. suicideharlot asked: Why hello, as a member of the fat posi/body posi community I just want to say I'm sorry for the backlash you've been getting. I see where some of the folks are coming from since you are what most would class as an "inbetweenie" but there is no reason for the calling out when you are just trying to find your place in the world like the rest of us. Maybe you could check out some of the inbetweenie tags and see if you can find a good niche :) Take care darling!

    i love you, true posi lady. angel. you’re what’s good.

     

  14. vanillish:

    by-way-of-the-green-line:

    “Meet the real life mermaid who swims with jellyfish and can hold her breath under water for up to five minutes

    Linden Wolbert travels the world as a full time professional mermaid and uses her custom-made 6ft tail to propel her through the water.

    The 32-year-old freediver and model can swim to depths of 115ft and uses her skills to promote ocean conservation and education.

    Linden, from Los Angeles, California, said: ‘I grew up as a water baby. My parents are both competitive swimmers.

    ‘I always looked forward to going to the ocean for our summer vacation. I had a magnetism to the water.

    ‘I’ve kind of always been a freediver but didn’t realise the sport existed until ten years ago. Shortly thereafter, I when began training.

    ‘Free diving is 70 per cent psychological. You have to be very calm and at ease in the water.’”

    she’s living out life the way she truly wants I wish more people were brave enough to do this

    do u mean shes living a really cool life? because i like really don’t want to swim with jellyfish

    (via tubbytattooedcurls)

     

  15. laylawknee:

    I don’t even know why I bothered trying this on.
    It’s not like I ever planned on not getting it.

    Target dress room exclusive y’all.

    omg the bodysuit? I know.

    (via tubbytattooedcurls)