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nova-bright:

liquidiousfleshbag:

fancybidet:

femmesandfamily:

mylittlebaneling:

disabledpeoplearesexy:

wetoucheyefeelarush:

I’ve noticed some disability blogs are following me :3 which is really nice so thank you, i’d appreciate it if you could reblog this photograph; who says a disabled girl can’t be sexy? ;)

Oh hell yes :)

This is actually so beautiful I would totally snuggle her.

i love your hair and your outfit. dayummmmm

ahhhhh hair envy!

yessss

everything about this person is awesome check out their radical hair

god i need new hair

fuckyeahcutetranschicks:

i love posting here!! 9months hrt, 21 yrs old,

http://prettylilm3ss.tumblr.com

stop by, moar friends are always awesome!!

[description: an angled upper body shot of a woman in a low u-cut top, two lip piercings and a large winged heart pendant necklace. Her dark, mid length hair is held back by hair bands and she’s making a v with her fingers to the camera]

blacksheepgoths:

[image: headshot of an albino black woman with long dark hair. she is wearing dark eye makeup and is tilting her head to the side while looking at the camera.]

Black female ,i have albinism. 

disabledpeoplearesexy:

Alison Lapper, British disabled artist who is probably most famous for having a nude marble sculpture of her when pregnant placed on a plinth in Trafalgar Square. (The statue was made by a non-disabled sculptor… I think it’s kind of ironic that it took that, rather than her own work, to make her famous.) This is a triptych of nude self-portraits.

chubbycartwheels:

Little peak at my lace bodysuit.  Of course it looks just like a lace top here but there will more to show later!

Oooh.

chubby-bunnies:

Don’t delete because I look Young!. Many kids call me fatass, but I’m one fatass that loves herself, and is determined to move on. 

United states : Size 20/22 and proud ♥

Good for you!

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Brittany of PocketsandBows showing off some trends. Love the mint green jeans!

chubby-bunnies:

I’ve always avoided white because of my size but today I decided to try on a white sun dress at TJ Maxx. I ended up loving it, and I bought it! So here is a photo of me in my first white sun dress! It’s super flowy and soft and can’t wait for the weather to be warm enough to wear it!

I am a USA size 20/22.

You are super pretty and I love your dress! I always thought that white rule was stupid.

fatfromtheside:

When I first saw this photo (and others in the set), i was embarrassed of my body. But looking at it now, I think I look beautiful and powerful. It was also one of the happiest moments of my life, playing onstage at 924 Gilman Street with my best friends! 

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stophatingyourbody:

Hi all, I’m Kate. Long time lurker on this wonderful blog. It’s so inspirational. I love to see everyone’s posts and how everyone is unique in their own skin and all absolutely beautiful.

I have suffered from body image issues ever since I could remember. It’s been hard for me to accept who I am, what I look like and my flaws. It came to a point where I told myself enough is enough.

This blog made me realize that imperfections make you perfect and I shouldn’t be ashamed of anything. Not of my cellulite on my legs, not of my body hair on my stomach, not of my small breasts.

I have always disliked the bottom half of my body. I’ve called it terrible things, including wobbly, big, jiggly and fat as have others. But now, I appreciate my wobbly parts, accept my flaws and ignore the hateful comments.

I’ve grown to like my thighs, I call them juicy! I’ve come to learn how to appreciate and love my body by seeing others do the same.

Love the skin you’re in, you deserve to feel great about yourself.

BE BRAVE! JOIN THE BODY PEACE REVOLUTION!