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I had a nightmare last night that I needed an abortion and couldn’t find the clinic. Lots of people are living that nightmare today. I made a post of all the resources I’ve been sharing on Twitter and in my newsletter. Many of them are for everyone, though some are specifically for plus-size and fat…
Maybe you just didn’t want to shimmer badly enough.
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{The Body Liberation Guide} 🤑 Fat hatred: Money, money, money
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