Tag Archives: self-esteem

The Face of a Fat Bride

May 8, 2011

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The Face of a Fat Bride

By lunaKM

No one has ever told me that I will make a beautiful bride. I’ve never heard the words “stunning” in reference to me in my wedding dress. It’s always been pretty or slimming or simple. Yet I know that I will be the most beautiful bride for my future husband, because he has chosen me.

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Doctor-Pat​ient Confidence​: A Fat Woman in a Doctor’s Office

March 1, 2011

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Doctor-Pat​ient Confidence​: A Fat Woman in a Doctor’s Office

By lunaKM

Since moving last summer I’ve had to find new places to get my hair done, where to get my groceries and my favorite spots to eat. One thing I haven’t found yet is a doctor. I dread looking for a new primary physician. Ever since I was a teen

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Label Me Fat: What’s with all the fluffy terms?

February 3, 2011

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Label Me Fat: What’s with all the fluffy terms?

By lunaKM

Chubby, chunky, curvy, rubenesque, round, plump, buxum, zaftig, plus-sized, bbw (big beautiful woman), ssbbw (super-sized big beautiful woman) and many more….

Why is it that when a woman is fat, they all of a sudden have all these descriptive labels they can slap on that fat?

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Fat Can Be Sexy

January 3, 2011

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Fat Can Be Sexy

By lunaKM

Hi, I’m luna and I’m fat. Not just fat, but obese, or in medical terms I’m morbidly obese. I’m comfortable being fat. It’s who I am and how I see the world. I like that I’m soft and curvy. My embracing being fat has become a enlightening experience.

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Emulation vs. Imitation

December 18, 2010

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Emulation vs. Imitation

By Nina Love

I’m standing in my closet, staring aimlessly, hoping that something new will magically appear. Something sexy; something special; something that makes them say wow! Yes, it’s that time again. I’m getting ready to go to a fetish event

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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Myself

June 3, 2010

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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Myself

by N

I am a burlesque performer, a burlesque performer who measurements do not fall into the category of 36-24-36 but more like 43-36-42. I am a size 12 and not a size 2. My stomach pops out and from certain angles, makes me look more pregnant than toned. My ass is full of cellulite and my arms are flabby.

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