Read why here. Our second annual Love Your Body cover story features an inspiring and diverse mix of Torontonians willing to bare almost all for the camera to promote body positivity. Since its release on January 7th the story has been going viral on websites all over the world. Check out some of the coverage below:. Transgender women, a wheelchair-bound athlete and a pregnant mom lead a group of twelve people who posed NUDE to promote body confidence in a Canadian magazine β Daily Mail UK.
These people got naked to show that every body is beautiful β Metro UK. Toronto went viral with a body positive campaign, Bowie songs, and winter beach sculptures β Yonge Street Media. These naked Canadian bodies will remind you that everyone is beautiful β TheLoop. Pessoas tiram a roupa para mostrar que amam seu corpo em ensaio emocionante β Comportamento.
Sophia Banks: cisnormativity hurts everyone. Cisnormativity is when people think of cis as the default. Too Sexy for Playboy? But after she talked about being a sexually liberated woman and not just a passive, cute toy to be picked up by a man , she found herself out of the latter job. We talk about this controversy, orgasms, breast implants, how book learning about dating affects real life relationships, crazy childhoods and much, much more.
Over the past seven days, I sought to be my most body positive self in the form of tweets, shares, and comments. And let me tell you, it was no easy feat. That was until I realized that, although I am chock full of body positive messages and the desire for all queers to love themselves, much of what I usually post has nothing to do with those things.
But I noticed that when I do, the majority of my posts are usually negative. After participating in this experiment, I definitely want to apply some of what I used and learned over the past week to help make my social media presence that much more positive and encouraging.
