Fat Bottomed Girls
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This document discusses body acceptance and cycling. It highlights that people come in different shapes and sizes, just like dogs, and that cycling can boost confidence regardless of body type. It provides rules for safe urban cycling and positive body acceptance, such as wearing a helmet, signaling turns, and avoiding criticizing other women's bodies. The overall message is that cycling is for all body types and can promote confidence.
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Fat Bottomed Girls
- 1. Fat Bottomed Girls – Body Acceptance and Riding Bikes
- 2. Go on, tell the class, is the girl you picked… Skinny or fat? Flaca o gorda?
- 3. Visualize smooth flip turns, fast back stroke and stand SKINNY!
- 4. “I'd be grossed out if I had to watch them [Mike & Molly] doing anything. To be brutally honest, even in real life, I find it aesthetically displeasing to watch a very, very fat person simply walk across a room.” Maura Kelly, Marie Claire
- 7. I’m a PUG not an Italian Greyhound! If dogs are meant to be different shapes and sizes, maybe people are . too.
- 8. Bikebikebikebikebikebikebike bikebikebikebikebike BIKE bikebikebikebikebikebike bikebikebikebikebikebikebike
- 11. “Biking, on my old school Schwinn Varsity, has given me something that being an entrepreneur did not. “Confidence.” Leah Jones, Accidentally Jewish
- 12. Fuck yeah, Girls and Bikes
- 17. My Rules for Urban Cycling • Wear a helmet! • Signal turns! • Light up the bike! • Wave to drivers! • Ride bikes with friends!
- 18. My Rules for Body Acceptance • Keep reading great books! • Shop at stores where I’m treated like a queen! • Don’t criticize other women’s bodies! • Hang out with people who accept their bodies!
- 19. From Tour De Fat in Denver
- 20. Leah Jones aka @chicagoleah
Notas del editor
- So I told people, I can’t talk about work, but I can talk about riding bikes. People love to talk about riding bikes.
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