Because, basically, EVERY body is pretty amazing...
We love a little bit of body-positivity and that’s why, when we saw that #BigThighTwitter was a thing, we did a little jig on the spot.
Sure, we’ve already had #mermaidthighs and #thighbrows, but who doesn’t want more thigh lovin’ on the internet? EXACTLY.
See: 9 Truths That Every Thick Thigh Sister Knows Too Well
So, what’s this new social media movement all about?
Basically, people are sharing pictures of their thighs – in all sorts of different shapes and sizes – along with the hashtag #BigThighTwitter.
wusgood #BigThighTwitter
pic.twitter.com/1qDYjMM8Xd
— ✨dee✨ (@deeee_h) March 23, 2017
Sooo no one was going to tell me about #bigthightwitter ?
here is my contribution, better late than never! pic.twitter.com/sb9hoYET57
— CurvyCampbell (@_OliviaCampbell) March 24, 2017
here is my contribution, better late than never! Thighs with the rolls and jiggle to match.#BigThighTwitter #BigGirlTwitter pic.twitter.com/Lku05tFMj7
— wise young fattie🦋 (@SimoneMariposa) March 23, 2017
Hello 🤗 #bigthightwitter pic.twitter.com/8HnaS6zG9U
— dnd (@msmacera) March 23, 2017
It’s a way of promoting some positivity around body image for all manner of different women (and men, if they want to get involved, because why not?) whilst, at the same time, working against any negativity or internet body-shaming.
Of course, some ladies are naturally pretty slender too, which is also great, so some girls have added #SlimGirlTwitter into the mix too.
#SlimGirlTwitter #BigThighTwitter WHATEVER YO BODY TYPE IS, JUST KNOW WE ALL OUT HERE POPPIN & CUTE!!!! pic.twitter.com/YbUBGAWWTZ
— ㅤ (@arlettinfante) March 23, 2017
YAS.
With the rise of some pretty worrying online body trends (yup, sadly, we’re reminded of things like the disturbing A4 waist challenge), we’re super pleased to see that people are embracing the bod’ that nature gave.
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it AGAIN. Every body is beautiful.
And we’re chuffed to see that people are shouting proudly about theirs.
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