Melissa A. Fabello, Author at Everyday Feminism

On a chalkboard, a fork, knife, and a plate with a question mark is drawn

Unhealthy “tips” about food are so common that a lot of us have disordered eating patterns and we don’t even know it. Do these signs apply to your eating habits?

A red heart crumpled up on paper is torn in half

“Despite it all, I loved him – and that love was not enough.” How can you tell if your partner is healthy for you? Here’s some guidance that can help.

A white heart on a yellow background; there is black text that reads "You are enough."

Being feminist in a world that hates feminism sure can be exhausting sometimes. So if you’re in need of a pick-me-up, here it is.

A meme reads "You Are Not Fat – You Have Fat." Written under it is "Umm, seriously?"

The campaign this author came up with sounds like a good idea – but once you realize how it feels to fat people, you’ll know why we all need to do better.

Melissa A. Fabello’s answering just one question: Why is it so scary to call yourself a feminist?

Posts by Melissa A. Fabello

Help! I Have a Weird Relationship with Food, But Is It an Eating Disorder?

5 Questions to Ask Yourself If You Think Your Partner Is Toxic

20 Reminders Every Feminist Needs (But No One’s Telling Us)

Eating Disorder Recovery Advocacy Is Usually Fatphobic – Here Are 4 Ways to Start Fixing That

5 Common Fears That Stop People From Calling Themselves Feminists