THERE IS NO WEIGHT LIMIT ON BEAUTY!

 

Beauty is typically defined as tall and slim but that is not always the case. You can be fat , curvaceous and beautiful at the same time! Within those curves lies great strength.

‘’There is no thin person inside of me waiting to get out.There is no excuse for why fat people should not  be respected .You can be fat and enjoy life,wear what you want and live how you want’’ said  a size 40plus UNISA Student,Banele Geza.

This judgement is usually triggered by how media defines beauty for us,by associating fat with being ugly which  is not true because beauty comes in all shapes and sizes!Women should never allow their body weight to make them feel insecure about themselves to an extent where they feel unattractive.Plus sizes need  to embrace their bodies and  learn to be comfortable in their own skin while looking presentable and feeling good at the swame time.Accepting yourself  will make it easier for other people to  love and accept you just the way you are!

Gyms are packed with  people eager to lose weight  but are discouraged by the glares they get and the negative  comments whispered about them and they end up quiting and opting  to covering themselves up in baggy clothes  while others try to fit in by wearing tight clothing that exposes all their ‘love handles’ which really does not  look good.

 
The affordability of the new healthy lifestyle that they adopt is also a glitch because it is expensive and many cannot afford it.Plus sizes just have  to try and maintain their bodies by excercising  and eating healthy to look good.

As many would agree, weight does not define your beauty..Maybe your hairstyle and choice of clothing would .Make up as well can also complement your outfit. Its high time people stopped associating  thinness with healthiness!

 

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