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Sex and the Fat Girl: Body Love and Fatness As Choice

Sex and Sexuality post by Tasha Fierce on March 28, 2011 - 12:48pm; tagged body image, fat acceptance, fat sex, fat sexuality, self image, Sex and the Fat Girl.
In so many questions submitted to Ask a Fat Girl, I was asked how to start loving your body. I gave many suggestions, but I want to touch on something that I think is integral to truly loving your fat body—taking responsibility for it. What I mean by taking responsibility is not denying culpability in your fatness to ward off judgment. You can't love your body and at the same time view it as being outside your control. I recognize that a main party line of many in the fat acceptance movement is often that fatness is not a choice. And I also recognize that when you're oppressed, it's easier to take the path of least resistance, which in this case would be the denial of culpability. To enjoy sex you must LIVE in your body, and living in your body means accepting the state it is in and the choices you make that affect it.
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Sex and the Fat Girl: Personal Style as Political Resistance

Sex and Sexuality post by Tasha Fierce on March 24, 2011 - 12:21pm; tagged beauty standards, fashion, fat acceptance, fat sexuality, Sex and the Fat Girl.
In a previous post about beauty standards/ideals, I suggested that fat women loving their bodies and viewing themselves as beautiful subverts the dominant beauty paradigm. One method of expressing your love for your body is through the action of dressing it according to your own personal style—whether you're a full-blown fatshionista or a jeans and t-shirts kind of girl. I specifically want to discuss the mindset of the former, those who embrace fat fashion as a way to resist cultural beauty standards.
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Bedsider.org: Sex(y) Education

Sex and Sexuality post by Kelsey Wallace on March 22, 2011 - 1:53pm; tagged bedsider, online, resource, sex education.
"Welcome to the free birth-control support network. Find a doctor, find a method, find a happier you in bed."

So reads the tagline of Bedsider.org, a new online resource operated by the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy. Though still in its beta version, the Bedsider site is already full of useful tools like SMS birth control reminders and video factoids that manage to inform without being patronizing or boring. Hooray!
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Sex and the Fat Girl: Ask a Fat Girl #4

Sex and Sexuality post by Tasha Fierce on March 16, 2011 - 8:39am; tagged Ask a Fat Girl, fat acceptance, fat sex, fat sexuality, Sex and the Fat Girl.
This is the last edition of Ask a Fat Girl for a while. Today we talk about classes on sizeism, first time sex, "compliments" on weight loss, what I do when I'm feeling down on myself, and more! Transcript (PDF)
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Sex and the Fat Girl: The Beauty Industrial Complex and You

Sex and Sexuality post by Tasha Fierce on March 9, 2011 - 1:46pm; tagged beauty, fat acceptance, fat sexuality, Sex and the Fat Girl, size acceptance.
If fat is a feminist issue, why don't we challenge the dominant view that beauty is a viable concept instead of just accepting that unilateral standards of beauty exist and trying to shoehorn fat women into the "beautiful" category?
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Sex and the Fat Girl: Ask a Fat Girl #3

Sex and Sexuality post by Tasha Fierce on March 7, 2011 - 3:59pm; tagged Ask a Fat Girl, fat acceptance, fat sexuality, Sex and the Fat Girl.
Here's the third installment of the Ask a Fat Girl series! Today we discuss cunnilingus for fat girls, being an "inbetweenie," lights-on, on-top sex, hourglass figures, fashion rebels, dating people thinner than you and more!

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Sex and the Fat Girl: Ask a Fat Girl #2

Sex and Sexuality post by Tasha Fierce on March 4, 2011 - 1:48pm; tagged Ask a Fat Girl, fat acceptance, fat sex, fat sexuality, Sex and the Fat Girl.
Hey! Here's the second edition of Ask a Fat Girl. This time we're talking about dudes who are in denial about being attracted to fat girls, good positions for two fat people to have sex in, how to deal with unwanted attention from fat fetishists, comparing yourself to skinny friends and more! Take a listen...

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Sex and the Fat Girl: The Femme Mystique

Sex and Sexuality post by Tasha Fierce on March 2, 2011 - 3:21pm; tagged fat acceptance, fat sex, fat sexuality, Sex and the Fat Girl.
I talk a lot about lingerie, perfume, makeup etc. as ways for fat girls to feel sexy/enhance sensual feelings. These are all fine and good ways to do so—but what if your particular groove doesn't mesh with the more "femme" style of sexiness? Not every fat girl feels hot in skimpy nightclothes or red lipstick, and that's not necessarily because they don't feel good about how they look. Some fat women might find the pinnacle of sexiness in wearing boxers and a tank top. In a culture in which gender conformity is expected of not just fat women but all women, how does society treat fat girls who don't conform to gender stereotypes or engage in traditionally feminine behaviors?
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Sex and the Fat Girl: Ask a Fat Girl #1

Sex and Sexuality post by Tasha Fierce on February 28, 2011 - 3:19pm; tagged Ask a Fat Girl, fat sex, fat sexuality, sex, Sex and the Fat Girl, sexuality.
Here's my first installment answering your questions for the "Ask a Fat Girl" series. I thought it would be fun to record my answers by audio and include a transcript. Enjoy!

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Sex and the Fat Girl: She's Got a Great Personality

Sex and Sexuality post by Tasha Fierce on February 25, 2011 - 2:30pm; tagged fat acceptance, fat sex, fat sexuality, Sex and the Fat Girl.
In real life dating, as in pop culture, fatness is often treated as something a person has to overcome in order to be considered an acceptable romantic partner. The trope of the fat girl with the "great personality" ("great personality" being a common code phrase for "ugly" or "fat") who triumphs over dating adversity and finds a date who is able to see past the fat is commonly used in movies, television, and pretty much any other form of entertainment.
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