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What it boils down to is that we’ve given authority to the manufacturers of the clothes we wear and the media we consume to tell us what is and isn’t okay. (I own clothes from the same label, in the same style, and the same ‘size”, yet, they do not fit the same. A ‘S-Small’ three years ago was tinier than a ‘S-Small’ today. How can this be?)

We need to decide which entity we are going to let dictate how we should think of, feel and care about ourselves. When we begin to understand that the majority of what we see is constructed merely to separate us from our money - and that is ITS ONLY TANGIBLE GOAL - we start to gain more of the footing we lost when we first gave media the reins.

pussymoneyw33d:

Really? 0 is not a size? Well, if you wanna get technical, neither are 2,3,4,5, etc. Personal measurements are different for everyone. To me, hating on thin people is just as bad a hating on someone who is curvy, or even ‘average’. I understand raising awareness about disorders, but I think this is a shitty way to do so. I’m a size “0” in most clothing, and I’, a perfectly healthy human being and have no eating disorders, so does that mean there’s something wrong with me? >:[

(via sadanimalclub)