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fuckyeahbodypositivity:

chubby-bunnies:

This is the hardest thing I will ever do in my life.. I am Inderjit this is my body. Most fat girls have a big ass and nice round hips clearly I don’t. I used to cry myself to sleep most nights because “if god made me fat why couldn’t He have given me a more ‘femine’ body” It got so bad at one point that I used to wear a waist clincher and underwear with butt padding and hip padding. It made my exterior look better but my underlying body issues where still there. I felt like a manly with my broad shoulders, big breasts and stomach. I have no curves. Thanks to Chubby Bunnies and therapy I am learning to accept my body. No matter the shape or size my body is a good body.

Great reminder that not all fat bodies are the same.

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  1. rickoconnells reblogged this from redefiningbodyimage
  2. lisaphilbin reblogged this from chubby-bunnies
  3. silversternum reblogged this from redefiningbodyimage and added:
    I see all sorts of beautiful curves..would make a great painting.
  4. queerie reblogged this from redefiningbodyimage and added:
    Woah someone fat with a body like mine!! Whee!!! I’m shaped like this and it makes me CRAZY UNCOMFORTABLE WITH...
  5. findingtransparency reblogged this from redefiningbodyimage and added:
    fighting this feeling all the time
  6. xellychan040 reblogged this from fllw0
  7. fllw0 reblogged this from lillithimmaculate
  8. ragingnewborn reblogged this from redefiningbodyimage and added:
    I have the same problem. I ain’t a skinny kid, and my fat isn’t in the places society wants it to be. I have small...
  9. tigerbardie reblogged this from lillithimmaculate
  10. lillithimmaculate reblogged this from im-not-david-bowie and added:
    I think this is an interesting body shape! Nothing to be ashamed of. In fact, I have a similar body layout. I have a...
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  14. samuraiboy00 reblogged this from blacktopbetty and added:
    i think you rock! don’t let other people’s ideals make you feel any less pretty or feminine :).
  15. blacktopbetty reblogged this from chubby-bunnies and added:
    I think your body is beautiful and very feminine.

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