Philosopher, feminist, parent, and cyclist! Co-founder of Fit Is a Feminist Issue, co-author of Fit at Mid-Life: A Feminist Fitness Journey, published by Greystone Books.
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I love the part at the beginning, convinced through some witchery, lol great post!
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I read the original one and some comments. May I suggest that shame isn’t necessarily the reasons for some slim women to be less nude or relaxed. Some of it is cultural. It really is. Even with my sisters, we were very respectful to one another and modest.
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And I’m someone who doesn’t even wear sports bras nor tank tops when I bike. (It’s ok, I’m preserving my skin across my back, upper arms….)
Yea, I fit in real well with women who are more covered up culturally and for religious reasons. Seriously.
It’s just the thinking that I don’t have “worry” about how buff/non-buff I may look at any time.
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I love the part at the beginning, convinced through some witchery, lol great post!
I read the original one and some comments. May I suggest that shame isn’t necessarily the reasons for some slim women to be less nude or relaxed. Some of it is cultural. It really is. Even with my sisters, we were very respectful to one another and modest.
And I’m someone who doesn’t even wear sports bras nor tank tops when I bike. (It’s ok, I’m preserving my skin across my back, upper arms….)
Yea, I fit in real well with women who are more covered up culturally and for religious reasons. Seriously.
It’s just the thinking that I don’t have “worry” about how buff/non-buff I may look at any time.