If I had a dollar for every time someone comments "you're flawless" on one of Kendall Jenner/Shay Mitchell/Selena Gomez's Instagram selflies, I'd be able to afford a Birkin.
While maintenance and upkeep is normal for a twenty-something girl, it’d be such a breath of fresh air to go out without worrying about how I look and what’s perceived about my appearance.
The point of the Instagram isn't to shame people for lying about their desserts, it's to call out bloggers who are deceptively projecting their life to be this perfect, Beyoncé-like fantasy that isn't real in order to get more pageviews.
We've created the 10 commandments of body positivity to help us be a little kinder to ourselves and a little kinder to others.
As women our experiences are far too often narrated by men.
People are always trying to draw lines between what certain body types should and shouldn't wear. My take on it? It's complete bullshit.
It's infuriating when we women fall prey to the media propaganda that we're not good enough.
Women preferred skinny, boyish figures "like Emma Watson" while men preferred women to have curvy figures like that of Kim Kardashian.
The weather is getting warmer. Time to start "grooming" again, ladies.
She won't allow her body, beauty, sexuality and power to be defined by men. He gazes at her and she stares right back. As she raps, smashing and destroying everything, completely devouring him, the eyes divert and wince in shock.
Basically, since puberty my weight has fluctuated between 3-8 pounds in a single day. My metabolism is completely shot from years of skipping college meals because I was in a hurry or eating at 3am.
A cancer fighting, body positive, bodacious babe—is there anything more inspiring than that?
I'm 18 and I've never had a boyfriend nor have I had sex (or gotten past 2nd base). I'm 5'8" and I weigh quite a bit. I'm a size 17 pants and x-large shirt (mainly due to my boobs). My friends that are guys and girls say I'm pretty, but I don't feel it.