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fashion-fro-ward · 2 years
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is she cute, is she sweet, do you love her ?
If not give her to me!
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herlifeherbullshit · 2 years
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Follow me on TikTok @mimiltfu
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mikahli · 4 months
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Outfits I've recently worn.
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fatqueerbabee · 1 year
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Photo shoot I did with my best friend Niaja and makeup by my friend Kaylen.
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Dear fat, Black, queer people,
I love you. Your body is beautiful. You are perfect just the way you are. Everything about you is stunning. Your skin, curves, thighs, stomach, back fat, hip dips, love handles, and more take my breath away. And any so-called flaws you might have just add to your beauty. No matter what anyone else thinks or says, you are ethereal 🖤
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soft-sapphic-love · 2 years
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Fat desi trans sapphics are gorgeous and worthy of love ❤
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mogai-sunflowers · 2 years
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body standards in the queer community are so fucking harmful. the amount of fucking breakdowns i’ve had because i knew i’d never be able to fit into the perfect butch fashion idea. god. it’s exhausting and nothing makes it better. fat queer people, qpoc, disabled queer people, this shit affects so many queers in different ways and it’s so hurtful i want to cry rn. im not even mad im just sad that the world is like this. i deserve to love my body but i dont and the biggest reason is because i dont fit into queer narratives. it sucks. but i will still do my fuckin damndest to uplift others who are struggling with the same thing. it breaks my heart, watching other queer people talk about this. sure, it’s good to know im not alone but i also dont want anyone to ever have to go through that but i know thats not realistic. yall are all beautiful NO MATTER WHAT. your skin is your skin, your body is your body, your hair is your hair- it’s all okay. especially if you’re trans and this kind of stuff hurts cuz dysphoria. it’s so important to recognize that transition goals dont have to be an ideal, they can be realistic to you. im not asking anyone to feel guilty im just asking that you realize that something needs to be done because this is killing people. just love all queers no matter our bodies or physical characteristics, we all deserve the happiness that other queers deserve. i love y’all so much if you ever need anything or need to rant or want some validation please know you can come to me.
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olderthannetfic · 7 months
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One of my more controversial opinions is that 1. It's true white queers are 100% capable of racism and very frequently weaponize their queerness to deflect accusations of racism, and are very frequently the main perpetrators of racism against QPoC as they are frequently involved in the same circles. QPoC absolutely have a right to criticize and complain about white queers, even uncharitably, the same way all oppressed people have a right to vent 2. THAT SAID, the idea that homophobes WON'T weaponize the idea that you can say Whatever You Want about queer people if you insist you're talking about white queers is laughable and I know this bc back in 2012 when I was more conservative they ALREADY knew and weaponized this idea. They knew you could be blatantly homo- and transphobic if you just pretended you were referring to the Annoying White Queers. They could post "ugh I hate annoying white blue-haired pronoun pin fat tranny freaks" and people on both sides would reblog from them. People will weaponize preexisting antiqueer sentiment against "white queers" and I mean, white queers ARE affected by it, not because they're oppressed by "reverse racism," but because they're oppressed by antiqueer sentiment. But if anyone criticizes you you can just say "I was talking about WHITE queers, reverse racism doesn't exist, can't you read?" And I know people won't be convinced by "white queer people still don't deserve to be targeted for being queer" so I'll also add that QPoC are also hurt by antiqueer sentiment disguised as criticism of racism.
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This does not seem like a controversial opinion to anyone who's actually paying attention.
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Queer and Trans Artists of Color by Nia King
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A collection of sixteen unique and honest conversations you won't read anywhere else... Mixed-race queer art activist Nia King left a full-time job in an effort to center her life around making art. Grappling with questions of purpose, survival, and compromise, she started a podcast called We Want the Airwaves in order to pick the brains of fellow queer and trans artists of color about their work, their lives, and "making it" - both in terms of success and in terms of survival. In this collection of interviews, Nia discusses fat burlesque with Magnoliah Black, queer fashion with Kiam Marcelo Junio, interning at Playboy with Janet Mock, dating gay Latino Republicans with Julio Salgado, intellectual hazing with Kortney Ryan Ziegler, gay gentrification with Van Binfa, getting a book deal with Virgie Tovar, the politics of black drag with Micia Mosely, evading deportation with Yosimar Reyes, weird science with Ryka Aoki, gay public sex in Africa with Nick Mwaluko, thin privilege with Fabian Romero, the tyranny of "self-care" with Lovemme Corazon, "selling out" with Miss Persia and Daddie$ Pla$tik, the self-employed art activist hustle with Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarsinha, and much, much more. Welcome to the future of QPOC art activism.
Mod opinion: I haven't heard of this book before, but I know some of the artists in here whose work I enjoyed, so I'm excited to check it out sometime.
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angelsaxis · 2 years
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I remember reading once and future and it was such a weird mess of horniness and shallow rep and hamfisted metaphors and it was written by one or two white queer authors who seemed really fond of writing a million qpoc with no actual depth to their characters. This was right before/during the 2020 protests so on a whim and a fat hunch I go to both their twitter profiles and what do you know they are totally silent
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fashion-fro-ward · 2 years
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Last party of the summer 😭
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mikahli · 3 months
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gloriousfatpoc · 3 years
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Childhood Fatphobia Experience
**Apologies for sending this anonymously I am not Out yet** TW: fatphobia, child dieting, eating disorder When I was young I was obsessed with horses. Completely enthralled by them. I had fiction and nonfiction books about them. I had books on how to look after them too. I wanted nothing more than to see horses and be with horses. My family knew this and encouraged me by buying me toys and figurines of horses, and also bought me all the books I had. I found a place that was around 45 minutes away from my house that offered horse riding lessons for a reasonable price. My family was not struggling financially and we were very secure, owned our house etc... I asked my parents if I could learn horse riding. They said, “You need to lose weight, the horse is unable to carry your fat body.” I was 9 years old. I weighed 45 kg. I was so upset. I loved horses and this was the one barrier.. a barrier that I caused by being greedy and gluttonous and bad. I started dieting. My family encouraged it. I starved myself. I skipped breakfast, I gave away my lunchbox food to my friends at school. I only ate the vegetables at dinner. I lost a lot of weight! Yay! I was dizzy, my hair was falling, I had a lot of headaches, my mouth tasted funny, my breath was funky, I couldn’t concentrate in class anymore. A small price to pay... My starvation diet worked! I asked my parents if they could take me to the horse riding lessons because I fulfilled my end of the bargain. My parents kept avoiding it. Later. Not today. Not this week. Oh we’re busy now. Bottom line: they were too lazy to take me to the horse riding place. They wanted me to be thin. They didn’t expect that they had to follow through with their promise. I am now 14 years old. I am thin now. Too thin. I have a terrible relationship with food. My doctor said I have an eating disorder (I am getting help). My hair is like a rat’s tail, my skin is dull.. I think about food all the time and I never think about food at all. It doesn’t make sense. I blame fatphobia and lazy parenting. I feel like a brat for sharing this story but I feel like this is a big part for why I am sick now.
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audio-sexual · 4 years
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A happy light, a spotify playlist I don’t have to do skips on, meds kicking in, & getting a million+ bells on ACNH = a better (but unproductive) day.
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fatselinakyle · 5 years
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shout out to all my gaydies still working on being proud, it's a process and we'll get through it. i felt invisible until i realized i was a lesbian and even though i havent come out publicly yet, it still feels like i'm coming home
💌 happy birthday lesbians 💌
(have some shitty birthday polaroids bc i don't take selfies anymore lol)
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fatphobiabusters · 6 years
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Mini double chin power!
Happy fat positive Friday, dears!
-Mod Dom
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