Submit: phrases, sayings, quotes, pictures, people, stories, links etc.
You never know what you might find out about yourself by examining your body in the nude.
Note: This only applies to weight.
Unless you WANT to but as I always say, you should never feel as if you HAVE to.
It may have taken me a lifetime to get it but I have finally come to the realization that you don’t need a perfect body or a definite gender to feel beautiful. Thank you.
Submitted by dontblamemeivotedsaxon! Thank you!
Note: There is nothing wrong with being thin but when people accept thin as the only way of being being beautiful is where the problem begins.
Daily Fatspiration will be returning soon!
Updates:
- School has officially let out, so I’ll be able to post more. YAY!
- I’ll try to post at least one fatspiration a day, hence the name DAILY fatspiration.
- I’ve received your submissions and will be posting them soon.
Thanks,
Ashley
Answers to anons [t.w: depression, diet talk, body shaming, health]
Answer: Regardless if you’re religious or not, saying positive, affirming things to yourself in the mirror is helpful. Thanks, anon.
Answer: Isolate the problem. Get to the root cause of why you feel ashamed of your body. Once you isolate the problem, solve it. Is it the negative stigma attached to fatness? Because those stigmas are wrong. No matter what the root cause of your negative perception is, it can be solved by talking, learning and deconstructing. I know people can be mean and say hurtful things, but don’t stop that from letting you take care of your body. Stop letting them police your body.Take control of your life and your body.
Answer: I’m sorry. I don’t know. And I don’t really give dieting advice on this blog. I’m sure Google would be of help.
I mean, unless you want to go on a summer diet. You shouldn’t feel as if you need to.
if you ever need reassurance of your beauty, please talk to me: thinkingoutloudagain.tumblr.com
i think it’s wonderful that you’ve created this blog. i’m not ‘fat’, i’m actually quite thin, but i do have people in my family that are heavyset. i know the damage that bullying can do, and i also know that being chunkier doesn’t mean you’re an ugly, bad person. it’s the personality that counts; if you walk in a room with as much confidence as *insert favorite celebrity here* then everyone is going to notice you and they’ll respect you for that. but if you’re being negative about your body, people around you start being negative about your body because they think it’s justified.. just ignore their ignorance. there’s always going to be people trying to tear you down. what matters is that you get back up, and keep going. you are beautiful… don’t let anyone tell you different. okay?
and to the creator of this blog; i’m really grateful for this tumblr. i’m always seeing ‘thinspiration’ everywhere and it makes me so sad. when i came across ‘fatspiration’ i’ll be honest, i thought it was a blog about wanting everyone to be unhealthy. i now know it’s letting others vent and feel at peace with their beautiful bodies. so, again, thank you♥
submitted by thinkingoutloudagain! Thanks!
Torii, eighteen years old, 220 pounds, and a size 18 US.
This is to all the people who say I’m not fit enough to be a soccer player. I’ve played for eight years. I am a healthy, beautiful young woman. This is me in my uniform. Problem?
Submitted by vickytoriiax! Thanks!
I submitted the picture of me from two years ago. Like I said I loved the way I looked, but wasn’t truly happy. This is me and my boyfriend. We’re both bigger, and working on getting fit, but both healthy and extremely happy with each other. Unlike any other guy, he has never once called me fat, and he loves my body and supports me in any choice:) I want other’s to know no matter your size, everyone is beautiful.
Submitted by moose-be-love! Thanks! You guys are beautiful!
