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saltier-than-the-sea: friendly reminder that wheelchairs, canes, crutches, mobility scooters,…

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saltier-than-the-sea: friendly reminder that wheelchairs, canes, crutches, mobility scooters, walkers, etc. are not part of a dichotomy between being able to walk and unable to walk. there are a wide variety of reasons to use a mobility aid, all of which are valid. ultimately, mobility aids are about ease of mobility, level of comfort, safety, and freedom. not about walking/not walking.

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For all my plus size girls

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5soslooks-soperfect: – Coconut oil is great for boob sweat – Essential oils/Deodorant for thigh chafing – Crop tops? WEAR THAT – Wanna ride his/her face? Do it. They’re grown. They will find a way to breathe. – Afraid to have sex with the lights on? Girl, they knew what they signed up for, flaunt them stretch marks. Guarantee you that your confidence will turn them on even more – Double chin troubles? Search for contouring videos on youtube – Trouble with confidence? Walk with your shoulders back and your head high, I promise you it works -Scared to eat in fear of judgment? Please eat, they’re probably not paying you any attention and if they are? Fuck em – Worried about if you could get away with wearing that? Well I’m telling…

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this-is-life-actually: Aerie gives plus-size men the underwear…

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this-is-life-actually: Aerie gives plus-size men the underwear campaign we’ve all been waiting for Aerie has just launched #AerieMAN. The new campaign, which coincides with the upcoming release of a mens line, is helping to further swing the body positivity movement to include men in the conversation. While the women’s body positive movement continues to gain steam, the need for male body positivity is often overlooked. More like this on @this-is-life-actually

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sealpress: A model for Clairol hair-color and Italian Vogue,…

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sealpress: A model for Clairol hair-color and Italian Vogue, Tracey Norman was the first black transgender model.  She was the face of one of the hair-colors for Clairol’s “Born Beautiful Line, #512, Dark Auburn. “They used my box for six years, because they said it was the hottest-selling box,” said Norman. Thousands of Clairol customers were emulating the look, and affirming the beauty, of a transgender woman.” Like so many trans models before and since, Tracey had to hide her identity from her employers, and despite the acceptance of people who knew, she was eventually outed and forced to leave to US to find work, where she modeled for two years in Paris and Milan. After returning to New York, she became…