We’ve all been there: “I have nothing to wear!” But what’s really happening when we say that, and how can we make that feeling go away without just buying buying buying? Here are three tips to get you started.
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Your Fashion Your Way
Should we refrain from celebrating an activism victory because it was not complete enough? I have a lot to say on this subject.
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Dances With Fat
Sometimes, Size Bias comes from the most unexpected places. My friends got me through an ugly moment last week when I got whammied by a few friends over a simple, fun Fat positive post.
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The Mid Section
Is it healthy to feel guilty about eating certain foods? I share my own opinion about this, and link you to a couple of my favorite experts on the matter.
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Dances With Fat
But Not Too Big
by danceswithfat | May 22, 2013
Should there be a limit to size for fat dancers or other fat athletes? Should there be a stipulation of “as long as they are healthy?” Check out what I have to say about this. I’ve included a link to my appearance on Huffington Post Live today, as well as some other great links.
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Dances With Fat
Last week I introduced you to muscle pulls and strains, and this week I want to talk about another type of fitness injury: neck pain.
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Fitness For All
The National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance (NAAFA) is strongly considering a name change in order to improve public relations. What do you think about a name that does not include the word “fat?” They want our opinions on the matter. I quote their reasoning here for you, and share my own opinion.
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Dances With Fat
I’m excited to share my TEDx talk with you from Youtube! It’s posted right in my blog! I’ve also given you a list of some of the topics I cover in the video, including what it was like to go on my first diet at the age of 4, and the truth about how often diets fail.
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Soul Food: Nourishing the Inner You
Do you think of your body as an incredible friend and partner? This blog explains how I learned to do that, and how this way of thinking has worked well for me. I also included some information about two wonderful events coming up in the fall.
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Dances With Fat