Fat Outta Hell

fat folks deserve livable wages, access to unbiased medical care, and general care regardless of health.

stop thinking this is about us as individuals and not about systemic mistreatment.

sometimes you can love your body and sometimes it is a victory to get yourself to a place where you don’t hate it.

celebrate that victory.

capitalism is literally killing us.

go down those water slides, bbs.

hello, friends!

as you know-all three of us have moved recently.

keda switched jobs, maureen is leveling up in her career, and jessie is trying to finish her new website and find a voice teaching position in los angeles-while trying to find the place they’ll permanently move to

…it’s a lot.

so that being said we are on a one to two week content creation hiatus.

we’ll still be sharing stories but we need a little time to recoup and make some content to post.

love ya bbs,

This week we're talking about sustainable and accessible fashion! We talk about brands who are doing the damn thing when it comes to labor practices and eco-friendly/sustainable systems, as well as resale and consignment options that have extended sizes! We also dunk on retailers who claim to have extended sizes but don't offer them in store. Do better.

SOMETIMES LIFE GETS IN THE WAY OF A SCHEDULE

So elephant in the room, the episode was supposed to go live yesterday, and here we are with this. And while algorithms don’t support lapses, humans were not designed to adhere to an algorithm.

So, the episode will be available in all your fave podcast places tomorrow! And it’s a great one! Wow wow wow!

if you aren’t following on twitter-you really, REALLY should be.

Tying your self worth to what you've been told your body needs to look like is one of the most unstable boons available. It's always changing and it will never be "perfect." Growing into the person you want to be in the body you have right now is truly the healthiest option.

Living with your defenses constantly up hardens you. Celebrating your softness is an act of love not just for your body, but for your identity. What aspects of your life can you treat with more softness?