Skinny Shaming Exists

I love your blog, it makes me feel less alone, thank you!

So I have always been really thin, but lately I have managed to gain a little weight. I am still thin, but my hips and thighs are a little wider. So now I still have the "eat a hamburger" and "why are you so skinny?" Comments, but people have also told me that I have big hips and such. I don't know why, as I am still far thinner than average at 5"9 and 110lbs. But I get both and makes me really insecure. Thank you so much for making this blog it helps me feel better about body. <3

Still one of the best, most inspirational blogs out there! Thanks for all the body positivity you post 💖✨

i was getting a taxi to my favourite restaurant yesterday and the taxi driver asked if the food was nice. i said "yeah, i love the steak!" and without even a little hesitation, he replied "really??? you don't look the type to be eating steaks. not with your weight anyway."

Parents speaking a load of shit again.

last year in music class I was sitting down with my friends and another chick that i didnt like but my friends liked her so i just had to sit with her and even though we were sitting closely together the chick said to my friend "is sophie anorexic" and i was pretending not to hear her and im just thinking bitch im right here why the fuck would you say that shit.

someone told me i look like a neglected dog because my bones stick out

I saw a post on facebook saying "Thick women win no matter what" since when was it a competition? 😒

i'm nearly 15. I'm 92lb and a size 2. (5'5 in height) it is so annoying being told to eat a burger, everytime im arguing with someone they bring up my body and tell me that i have an eating disorder. its so annoying, my hip bones stick out and i get self concious wearing tight clothing because people can see how thin i am. i've had people at school ask me if im anorexic, jeans fall off my waist even though they are my size and everything :( Skinny shaming is real and its hurtful.