Tell Us Something You've Always Wanted To Say To Body-Shamers
Air your grievances here.
Body-shaming. It's a thing that unfortunately happens all the time.
While interviewing a fitness blogger on her show Megyn Kelly told viewers that some women want to be fat-shamed, ad… https://t.co/wSmubHghnG
Whether it's telling someone that being plus-size is gross...
Girls that I like vs Girls that like me
...or telling someone to "eat a burger" because they're "skin and bones"...
@Sarah_Hyland @ABCNetwork Sarrah you look like you need a coupple of doubble whoppers your looking kinda skinny girl.
It sucks and affects tons of people. Even freakin' supermodels.
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"Today, I’m disappointed and appalled at the still very harsh reality of this industry. A few months ago, I agreed to shoot with a creative team I believed in and was excited to collaborate with. When my agent received an unapologetic email concluding they would not run my cover/story because it 'did not reflect well on my talent' and 'did not fit their market,' the publisher claimed my look deviated from my portfolio and that I did not fit into the (sample size) samples, which is completely false. If anyone has any interest in me, they know I am not an average model body — I have an athletic build and healthy curves. "
But is there something you wish you could tell a body-shamer?
Like how you have a naturally fast metabolism or that you're on medication that makes you a certain weight?
Or maybe you just want to say "Screw you, you're not my doctor!"
