Hugging Her

Found on Hidden Urge.

Vampy

Another from Hips and Curves. This one is even on sale right now. But, I'm not likely to wear a miniskirt.

Sexy Witch

From Hips and Curves. I remember finding something good there before.

True Confessions of a Fat Admirer

F.A. Confidential: True Confessions of a Fat Admirer

For BBW's to Admire Ourselves

ADI Positivity.com 

The Adipositivity Project aims to promote size acceptance, not by listing the merits of big people, or detailing examples of excellence (these things are easily seen all around us), but rather, through a visual display of fat physicality. The sort that's normally unseen. 

The hope is to widen definitions of physical beauty. Literally. 

The photographs here are close details of the fat female form, without the inclusion of faces. One reason for this is to coax observers into imagining they're looking at the fat women in their own lives, ideally then accepting them as having aesthetic appeal which, for better or worse, often translates into more complete forms of acceptance. 

The women you see in these images are educators, executives, mothers, musicians, professionals, performers, artists, activists, clerks, and writers. They are perhaps even the women you've clucked at on the subway, rolled your eyes at in the market, or joked about with your friends. 

This is what they look like with their clothes off. 

Some are showing you their bodies proudly. Others timidly. And some quite reluctantly. But they all share a determination in altering commonly accepted notions of a narrow and specific beauty ideal.