I want to soap box about something that bothers me.

Apparently, thinner people think there’s an unspoken rule about what fat people can and cannot do, so I thought I would just go ahead and clear a few things up:

If you’re fat, you CAN:

-Wear a bikini

-Wear tight clothing

-Have sex with the light on

-Be a ballerina

-Wear high heels

-Wear dresses that show off your legs

-Date thinner men and women than you

-Have your belly button pierced

-Be confident

-Show off what you put in your shopping cart

-Shop for clothing that makes you feel comfortable, sexy, appealing, etc.

-Be fat and sexy

-Wear lengerie

-Be loud

-Be proud

-Be whatever the FUCK you want.

You are yourself. You should be proud of the fat you have, and be grateful you have it. All the haters out there don’t realize that the word “fat” is not a bad word, but an adjective, just the same as “thin”, or “fit”, or what have you.

There is nothing a thin person does that is off limits to fat people. It is what it is. If one of the reasons someone is telling you you can’t do something is size-related, FUCK them. Do it anyways, and smile.

I honestly think there is nothing a thinner or self-indulged person is scared of or intimidated by more than a confident, care-free and comfortable-in-their-own-skin fat person.s

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My roommate decided to tell the boy I’ve been seeing for the past five months that I randomly had sex with another guy in Feburary, because she walked in and he was half naked.

What actually happened: he asked me for sex, I said no, so he proceeded to take his clothes off to turn me on, and my roommate came in.

She just assumed.

Now, I’ve lost Collin, I don’t trust who I’m living with, and I feel alienated.

She is a bitch that broken the number one rule.

trying to find a cute, affordable, high-waisted swimsuit for fat people is like trying to find an Italian pope.

I’m so happy with my new job at Chipotle Mexican Grill. I don’t think I could work for a better company.