#bodyweight
On weightloss
That was never my goal. It currently isn’t my goal. I am a fat woman, and I am working on suppressing own internalized fatphobia, overcoming it, and becoming someone with more of a capacity for self love over all.
The goals of this blog are:
- work on self love, body love, destroying my own fatphobia and loving myself, as myself, without implementing weight loss as a goal.
- feel better physically. have more energy and combat my GERD/IBS symptoms at the start as opposed to finding solutions to work through them once they’ve already started.
- Eat better = Feel better.
- share food pics, put more work into my meals, and be proud of the progress I’ve made.
- become the girl Pete Steele sang songs about.
Men keep telling me I “look good” because I’ve lost weight. I keep telling men I don’t feel good, but that isn’t as important to society as looking slimmer.
The only woman to pay me this compliment was my grandmother, who is in her late 80’s and still has extremely disordered eating (60+ years of anorexia and conditioning from my grandfather will do that to someone) - so hearing that from her, I know she meant well, but it still bothers me that telling someone they’ve lost weight is seemingly the highest compliment someone can recieve.
What are your opinions on self love? body love? fat acceptance?
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