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And it’s certainly made this woman appreciate what feminism has to offer rather than simply take it for granted. the amazing kim Writes: February 11th, 2006 plump girl at 7:20 pm Excellent carnival amp, well looking forward to plump girl the next one. tabitha Writes: February 27th, 2006 at 9:11 pm I’m not a feminist plump girl in the traditional, radical sense. I’m an individualist. After reading through the posts in the Carnival, I had the sad realization that most people really care way too much about what others think of them. I did too, when I was 16. I’m not and have never been a thin person, but I think to dwell on what society, the media, your mom, your arch nemesis from high school, et al. thinks of you to the point of obsession is not at all conducive to a healthy, creative, or productive life. There are many more important things in life then calorie counting, fad diets, and being pissy about the pressure of the “mudane” aka.
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