I love me just the way I am, and this is the world as I see it from my body.
I have discovered that there is stuff I want to say on the subjects of size acceptance, body love, HAES, and other related subjects that isn't always terribly polite, and this is my place to say it. So, if you don’t want to read about how my curves rock, or about how I’m not going to adopt the latest diet fad because I don’t need to, or listen to me vent about how do-gooders don’t know jack shit about actual science when they try to tell me OMGYOURGOINGTODIEYOURENOTTHIN!…. then don’t read this.
Your choice.
No hard feelings one way or the other.
Really.
I have discovered that there is stuff I want to say on the subjects of size acceptance, body love, HAES, and other related subjects that isn't always terribly polite, and this is my place to say it. So, if you don’t want to read about how my curves rock, or about how I’m not going to adopt the latest diet fad because I don’t need to, or listen to me vent about how do-gooders don’t know jack shit about actual science when they try to tell me OMGYOURGOINGTODIEYOURENOTTHIN!…. then don’t read this.
Your choice.
No hard feelings one way or the other.
Really.
The thing about taking up space.
In any new dance situation — performance venue, studio, or partnership — the first thing I assess is this: how much space can I reasonably take up? Note the wording. Not “how much space should I …
a great perspective - it applies not only to belly dance, but to living life.
cherrymoondrops reblogged this from worldbym and added:
When you are a supernova, you are bound to take up space.
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