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29th April 2011

Steph

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🍗Letting go of blame🍗 Since we live in a weight-focused culture, we’re brought up being inundated with messages promoting dieting, fear of weight gain, and idealisation of smaller bodies.
This becomes internalised over time: the insecurities holding you back are a result of your upbringing. They aren’t a reflection of you and your inability to love yourself - it’s not your fault if you feel ashamed in your body! You’ve been trained to think this way from the time you were born.
A good thing to do is to think back to the first time you remember feeling insecure in your body. For most people, I feel like it’ll be from early childhood. Ask yourself why you felt that way. What external messages were you receiving that made you feel that way?

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Outfit - @asos
Bag - @eastpak
Trainers - @reebokuk

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On my way to your panel to talk about how body positivity has been ruined by Eurocentric patriarchal beauty standards and white feminism. 🌚
Big!! Clit! Energy!!🙌🏾 thank you @antidietriotclub for having me host the panel ❤️
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Suit - @asos
Crop Top - @hm
Trainers - @converse
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#asseenonme #asos #asoscurve

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The last 18 hours or so have been a bit *mad*, but I just wanted to say a huge thank you to everyone who left messages and reposted my previous post - it means the world to me and I’m so so excited about this book! I just hope that I’m able to do it justice; I’d be lying if I said weren’t a little bit anxious about it all!🙃
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Dress - @asos
Shoes - @marksandspencerfashionpr
Photo - @fordtography

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I am Incredibly excited to finally announce that I, me, a whole STEPHANIE had written a whole book!!! The book is called FATTILY EVER AFTER: THE FAT BLACK GIRLS’ GUIDE TO LIVING UNAPOLOGETICALLY.
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After years of speaking about body image and body positivity, I began noticing that a rather important demographic kept being left out of the conversation, and it was the voices of fat, black women. As early pioneers of the body positivity movement, our voices were being drowned out and replaced by socially acceptable white, chubby bodies and frankly, I wasn’t about to be hear for that. 🥴🥴🥴 This book is a love letter to all my fat, black women out there, and what I’m hoping will be a helpful guide for those wanting to learn more. I talk about navigating society as a black plus sized woman living in Western society, incorporating everything from mental health and the media to dating and culture. I talk about the history behind body positivity and lay out the facts about misogynoir, fetishism and all those other fun things. I’m offering tips and advice on self esteem, privilege and confidence. Most importantly, the book features important interviews and wisdom from you, fellow plus size women who have been aching for your voices to be heard in a community that that forgotten and marginalised us.
I absolutely cannot WAIT for you guys to read it. I still can’t believe this is real and it’s honestly such a life changing moment for me! It’s coming out September 3rd worldwide with @hardiegrantuk and you can pre-order NOW using the link in my bio!!

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