Is Body Positivity Only For Plus-Size Women?

Too Much To Handle with Hannah Cranston

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We’ve been fat-shaming women for over a hundred years, but as we fight against society’s strict confines for what the “ideal” body must look like, have we gone too far by skinny-shaming thin women?

On this episode of Too Much To Handle, we dive deep into the root of body-shaming, whether thin women can be body positive too, and why our bodies should be celebrated, not dissected.

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