I have breasts. My stomach is not flat. I look like a woman. If we can't see ourselves as we truly are, we can never present ourselves as we wish to be seen. They have a huge investment in making sure women hate their bodies.
Fat people are the last minority openly discriminated against without apology.
I want to attack that discrimination. Camryn Manheim, actress, TV Guide. Each article of clothing you buy to celebrate size acceptance is a reminder that you value yourself and that you deserve to be treated tenderly and lovingly. And each article of clothing that you bought to celebrate weight loss is like a bad body thought waiting in the wings. By getting rid of clothing that is too small, you are ridding yourself of bad body thoughts as well.