so i am all about women reclaiming body image and pushing back on haters. but i kind of tend to agree with the person who says i wonder where it stops. truthfully i no longer hold out hope that it will. the body critics outweigh all efforts to effect change. body shaming is part of the price of admission if you don t conform to an impossibly high beauty standard. it s true. i love her reaction. i love the sarcasm. i know you guys are worried about me. turning it around. i personally would never go to twitter if i wanted to feel better about myself. so you know what you re getting when you re engaging. i think there is a low point, that she wore this dress to a cancer benefit and people are attacking. the inappropriateness of that. it s just so wrong. but i love what pink said. do i think that this is going to change the conversation? no. right. i think there is a broader there is a broader battle here. and you look at that photo
you re trying to stretch food for a week. but the idea that poor people should the poor americans should only be able to buy the junk food that we consider okay via food stamps is awful. and the idea that they can t even find kale or avocados in the food deserts in which these food stamps are largely being spent is also awful. and zero people you know, talk about that on a daily basis. so if i were her publicist, i would not be pleased with this happening. but because i am an advocate for folks who need it, i m all for it. let s do it. and the conversation that we re having is not typically the conversation one has when one talks of gwyneth paltrow s instagram feed. speaking of shaming, musical artist pink took on body shamers who made fun of her weight in this picture over the weekend. i am perfectly fine perfectly happy, and my healthy, voluptuous and crazy strong body is having some much-deserved time off. thanks for your concern. love cheesecake.