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Hi friend, I’ll be giving an art tour at the Seattle Erotic Art Festival this Friday, April 26 at 8:30 pm! Come hang out with me for an hour for: Aspirational Erotic: Body Size, Shame and Aesthetics Join photographer and body liberation activist Lindley Ashline to explore the origins and history of body image and weight stigma, and which…
{The Body Liberation Guide} Counting sheep
Hi friend, I have to admit it: I’m tired. Not mentally or metaphorically, as I often moan about it in my grappling with anti-fatness and prejudice, but physically. My spouse has been having a health issue that’s not my story to share, and in trying to ease it, we’ve put our bed down flat for the…
Thin privilege doesn’t make you a bad person or one with super special benefits.
Thin privilege doesn’t make you a bad person or one with super special benefits. The super special benefit is not facing the obstacles placed in the way of fat folks. Your body size is mostly or always included, and you don’t have to constantly think about it. Privilege is unearned, but it’s not something you…
Body Liberation Photography | Body Liberation Stock | Body Love Shop & Box | Changing the World | In the Media | Interviews & Podcasts | Living in a Fat BodyIn the Media: Lindley on Real Health Radio
“But what I find so interesting about this whole conversation and about trolls in general is theyβre so quick to put the onus on individuals. It could be really alleviating and lift all this fear β I guess except for the fear of change β but it really could alleviate a lot of fear to…
Thin privilege is the ability to forget that fat people exist.
Despite there being more fat people in the United States than thin people, thin folks like to act like β and occasionally seem to believe that β we simply don’t exist. Living in a thin body is to exist in a bubble where everyone with a body unlike yours is invisible. Thin people won’t produce…
Protected: “Everyone has opportunities that don’t work out, so what?”
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