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Fat people deserve to enjoy feasting holidays just as much as thin people.
Fat people, eat what you want today. Allow yourself a second plate. Take home leftovers. Don't force yourself to be last in line for food. Shut down diet and weight talk. Tell the people who try to start it that it makes you uncomfortable. Wear what you like to dinner. Enjoy dessert. Do not tell yourself to "make up" for this meal tomorrow.
You are inherently allowed and deserve to eat food because you are a living, breathing human being, and no one can take that away from you. Anyone who says otherwise about you and your right to nourish yourself is valuing thinness over your literal survival needs. Their opinion is trash and should be thrown out with the rest of the garbage.
Stay strong today. The diet culture and fatphobic talk will be in full force, but you are stronger, and your needs are more important than the bigoted opinions of judgemental friends or family members.
You've got this.
-Mod Worthy
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this is me asking for it to snow before Yule please please please pl
similar to how I think Hilda’s teeth would be sharper; I think Baba’s would be a bit more rounded after the transition
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Anon's sibling has a theory that people who don't celebrate a major holiday in winter are more prone to seasonal depression because they don't have festivities and holiday cheer to look forward to.
*"Major" holiday in the sense that it's a significant reason to celebrate personally, not necessarily just major calendar holidays– for example, Hanukkah isn't a major holiday by religious tradition, but some individuals love it and might consider it "major" on a personal level.
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Reminder for the holidays this year. Homemade, thrifted, and homegrown gifts are amazing.
A house plant or herbs from your window box. Eggs from your hens if you got them. Home baked goods and thrifted clothes/decor are all great gifts. A thrifted basket full of homemade candy and treats with a nice throw from the goodwill is a 10/10 gift that doesn't break the bank.
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