5 testpozitív ausztrál nő, akiket érdemes követni

1. FlexMami

 

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I’m in awe as well, fear not. I’m aware that being THIS photogenic is inherently catfishy but just know it’s as much of a burden as it is a blessing tbh ? if I could take a bad photo I would xoxo ?

✨ FlexMami ✨ (@flex.mami) által megosztott bejegyzés, Febr 11., 2019, időpont: 11:51 (PST időzóna szerint)

2. Dani Adriana

 

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Being a good fatty never made complete sense to me. To be a good fatty I must pursue weight loss without hesitation. To be a good fatty I must cry & be depressed show you the shame I carry like a badge of honour. Show you that your opinions which you so quickly make facts are true. I’m a couch loving over eating machine – I take on the role of the victim with a character transformation of ‘I got myself this way & I’m going to change’. They cheer they see a fatty finally learning to take responsibility and be good. Be a good little girl and adhere to the rules that thin is in. Be a good little girl and make your physical appearance the most important thing ever. Be healthy – but we mean obtain a “healthy” weight. Obtain health to a standard that doesn’t even say “healthy”. Lose your mind in the process. Put locks on your fridge fatty. Join a gym fatty. Be ashamed that’s the only way we will accept you because don’t you know we’re ashamed of your body too. Nah. I’m good at being a bad fatty. At being a mentally healthy, fun loving, awesome, bad ass bitch who just happens to not want to compromise her mental health in trying to achieve a goal which will fail because diets DO NOT WORK. Which will fail because I spent 20 years trying to get there. Which will fail because I will probably relapse into an eating disorder. Which will fail because I won’t be happy. I won’t be me. I will be the mindless, obsessive, sad person who’s only goal is to lose weight. Don’t come for my health. There isn’t a thin person trapped inside just waiting to burst out. Don’t question my happiness. I’m happy now. This is my healthy. I apologise if society has fed you lies about bodies & health. I apologise if society has made you a dick to others prying into their “health” status demanding proof. I apologise if our society has messed you up regarding what is appropriate to police around bodies. Don’t worry society screwed me up to, but I got free from that bullshit. You can too!

Dani Adriana (@iamdaniadriana) által megosztott bejegyzés, Jan 28., 2019, időpont: 12:32 (PST időzóna szerint)

3. Annika Victoria

 

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“Throughout my time studying at University, I’ve encountered many barriers to accessing an equal education to my peers, mostly arising from what is essentially a cultural incompetence in recognising or understanding disability. I’ve experienced reluctance and refusal to address the Academic Plan set up for me by Disability Services. I’ve had to publicly “out” myself as someone with a disability multiple times to access equal needs and rights and been publicly outed by teachers in the middle of classes. I’ve encountered classes I couldn’t access thanks to stairs or distances, been penalised for being sick too often (even if I was keeping up with the unit’s content at home), and don’t get me started on how painful the old cobbled “heritage” stone pathways are to travel over in a wheelchair.⠀ ⠀ The way in which classes, assessments and exams are structured and function in general present a huge barrier to me, a person with severe fatigue and memory issues. Just like my primary and secondary education, I’ve found the University culture just as oblivious to disability.”⠀ ⠀ I wrote a personal essay for my university midterms about navigating school, university & academia as a person with a disability, and this is an excerpt from it. I have adapted the essay for ~easier reading~ and put it up on my website for people to read (link in bio, or if it’s gone, go to annikavictoria.com and click on “blog”). So go and have a read if you would like. ⠀ Shoutout to my amazing professor for setting this dope midterm so i could express my frustrations about how hard it has been to attend uni with a disability these past 7 years.⠀ ⠀ Anyway, link in bio ☺️♿️?⠀ ⠀ [Image description: Annika sits in her wheelchair, on some pavement. She is looking to one side. She is wearing a checkered pinafore with a heart on it, a pink jacket, knee-high black socks and a brown beret and glasses.]

Annika Victoria (@littlepineneedle) által megosztott bejegyzés, Febr 6., 2019, időpont: 3:25 (PST időzóna szerint)

4. Ariella Nyssa

 

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When I slouch I have belly rolls! Woopdy doo! ? I used to hate the lower half of my stomach. In fact, I still call him russel the kangaroo because he reminds me of a little pouch ? It’s so sad to me that society tells women, stomach fat is NOT attractive. In fact society tells us fat is undesirable ANYWHERE except our butt and boobs. I’ve always had Russell, I’ve always had more fat on me and that’s BEAUTIFUL. Just as a women with no fat is beautiful. Our bodies are all so vast and different there’s no way we can fit into a box of beauty. So many different cultures, genetics, everyday happenings. OUR LIVES ARE DIFFERENT AND SO ARE OUR BODIES! So here’s to little chubby bellies, skinny bellies, pregnant bellies, big bellies, small bellies. We are all beautiful! ?❤️ p.s how beautiful is this set from @liandraswim ! Such beautiful artwork ???

Ariella Nyssa (@ariellanyssa) által megosztott bejegyzés, Márc 3., 2019, időpont: 10:00 (PST időzóna szerint)

5. Miss Blanks

 

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grind n shine baby

MISS BLANKS (@miss.blanks) által megosztott bejegyzés, Szept 20., 2018, időpont: 1:13 (PDT időzóna szerint)