hey, fat chick!

fat-and-naked:

Dancing in Bed. 

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mockingbirdgirl:

From our April 28 shoot.

sunshinerobinson:

All shade and no show

Photo By Gianna Leo Falcon

fat-and-naked:

Running out of pictures to post.

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mockingbirdgirl:

I really love how formidable i look here. Not only my body, but also my facial expression and the arch of my brow. (Taken 4/28/12)

sunshinerobinson:

The story never ends here

Photo By gianna Leo falcon

mockingbirdgirl:

sunshinerobinson:

mind Bending

Photo By gianna leo falcon

It’s 3 o’clock ;-) Taken of me April 28, 2012.

mmmajestic:

leaving marks

we swoon hard and reckless

we have crooked smiles and adoring eyes

we have hands and hearts that wander

fiercely, with tender sweetness

our curious bodies intersect

the rough contours of our hearts

the soft flesh of our hips, digging in

Sorrow in Willendorf by Ricky Middlesworth 

(via dollyminx)

chubby-bunnies:

Well, this is me, naked, jumping into a very much public lake (right behind those trees is a highway) in broad daylight. 

I love being a fat/PALE jersey shore girl. breaking the stereotype. :D

Submitted by http://bananapizzapie.tumblr.com/

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mockingbirdgirl:

sunshinerobinson:

somethings always out there

Photo By gianna leo falcon

Taken of me yesterday, April 28, 2012.

shakethecobwebs:

Pictures of fat bodies help to normalize fat bodies. Bubble baths help to soothe the soul!

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tangledupinlace:

And I fought for this love, for this body, for this life and for this future.

picture by my love 

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TRIGGER WARNING: FAT HATE; SELF-HARM; SUICIDE

stuffingkit:

katrinajune:

i’m so sorry but i’d kill myself if i’d be this big :((

Hear that? Kill herself if she was as big as me. There are more important things to live and die for in this world. Being that this is a photo of me, as BIG AS I AM, with my scars that are from trying to kill myself , I find it a very interesting response.

Killing yourself isn’t painless, friends. Trust and believe it took 70+ sutures and staples, three weeks in the hospital, one reconstructive surgery, and a year of physical therapy to learn that. And it had Nothing to do with my size, if you know anything about me you know that I am not only content but happy with my appearance. I love my body with all of its imperfections, scars, and rolls.  It holds my sentience, my conscious life, and that is what is important.  

shaktipower:

furry bottom pride