#fatacceptance

In case you need a reminder this week… It’s okay if your body has grown. It’s okay if your body has got smaller. It’s okay to gain weight. It’s okay to want to lose weight. It’s okay if you’ve eaten more and moved less than you normally would in the last month. What’s not okay is to think that you’re a bad person, or that you’ve ‘failed’, for any of that. YOU have not changed as a person just because your body has. The only thing that’s changed about you is the size of knickers you wear. Cool. Who cares. So it’s really super okay if your body has changed. Because are exactly the same person as you were before? Course not! So we can’t expect our bodies to remain EXACTLY THE SAME either! LOVE YOU 💖

Fat lady “ta da!” earrings version 2.0 available tomorrow for $20 at @fatfolksmarket ! They’re called “ta da!” earrings because they present your face! Very happy to be collaborating w @chelseajams (go follow her!!!!) Or you can DM me and I’ll ship them to you (I haven’t put them or my new posters on my website yet) #fat #fatacceptance #earrings #jewelry #joy (at Charm City Meadworks) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqMMfgbrvwg/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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A drawing I did for my work and their collaboration with the Trevor Project.🏳️‍🌈

Today’s #realwedding featured a caption that literally shook me to the core and reminded me what Pretty Pear Bride is all about. ⁣ ⁣ @on_a_curve Thanks for the reminder! ⁣ ・・・⁣ Fat girl, fall in love. Believe in your own beauty. Believe you’re worthy of the love stories you never saw yourself in. ⁣ ⁣ And to make the story even sweeter, she shocked me again by letting me in on a little secret. Head over to the blog to see how she got me all in my feelings again!! [http://www.prettypearbride.com/eceb]⁣ ⁣ Photography: @thejohnsonsphoto | Dress: @cocomelody | Venue: @loft1023venue | Planner: @engagingdetails ⁣ #prettypearbride #weddingdress #weddinggown ⁣#fatacceptance #fatbride #bigfatwedding #fatwedding #curvybride #curvybrides ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ (at Loft 1023) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5_PqWNAr2Q/?igshid=1p6daac6tvzet

Making the world accessible to people of all body sizes is important to me. Comfort is important, but that’s not the only thing. It’s not just about safety either (which is also incredibly important). This is about inclusion and about making sure that everyone feels like there is space for them in this world. As advocates for body liberation, as so many of us are, we must continue to center the experiences of those who face significant systemic barriers to just EXISTING in their bodies.