Melissa A. Fabello, Author at Everyday Feminism

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Comments on tattoos can seem like harmless questions, conversation starters, or even compliments. But have you noticed these ways they’re similar to harmful catcalls?

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She’s back to talk about thin privilege again. This time, she’s filling in what’s missing about how body shaming against anyone is wrong – and where the shame really comes from.

If you’ve ever wondered about this, here’s a real answer – without the sexist myths. (Spoiler alert: You’re going to be fine.)

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Can you guess which institutions are leading you on in regards to “obesity” research? Talk about an epidemic!

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We think that this advice could be useful to folks with all kinds of body image struggles. Did you find any ideas that might work for you?

Posts by Melissa A. Fabello

Before You Dismiss the Concept of Thin Privilege, First Ask Yourself These 4 Questions

You’re Not Too ‘Tight’ for Penetrative Sex – Society Has Just Convinced You of These 5 Bullsh*t Lies

5 Reasons Why Everything You Think You Know About Obesity Is Wrong (Or At Least Really Shady)

Ready to Heal Your Relationship with Yourself in Eating Disorder Recovery? Try the 5 (Body) Love Languages