I'm not really sure if this is the correct forum to put this topic in. If not, I apologize and feel free to move it.

Anyways, everyone knows that today's society is in a frenzy about body image, weight, and much of that is focused along the lines of criticizing thin models/celebrities and emphasizing more acceptance of heavier people. In recent months, I've came across quite a few 'fat acceptance' blogs and websites, most of which claim is perfectly okay to be overweight. Well I was wanting to start my own blog, but only a thin acceptance blog.

I'm not sure what to name is though. I thought of calling it "skinny minny" or something like that. Any ideas would be appreciated!

tab?

There are PLENTY of anorexia-supporting groups, and I don't support any of that. If you're attempting to create a bulimia/anorexia-support group, then learn to love your f**king body and stop mistreating it. It will die on you, and you'll have nothing and nobody.

^ Oh no, it's not promoting anorexia, bulimia, or any eating disorder at all. It's totally different than that. Basically, it's just about raising awareness of how thin people are becoming such big targets nowadays, that not all thin people out there are anorexics, that some of them are just naturally like that and really can't help it and that it's okay if you're that way.

I'm thinking of where to host it at too. I think wordpress might be the best choice since I might turn it into a domain. Would that be good?

freewebs

I know so many people that use freewebs and later upgrade to a domain and such. Sounds good to me, as long as your not doing what Michelle was talking about.


Anyway if this is only concerning like site names and such this should be moved to the webmaster's corner

^ Yes?

Are you still trying to figure out a website name and stuff?

Everybody should learn to love themselves for who they are in all categories we choose to classify people by. If a person should want to gain or lose a few pounds is fine, but when your life becomes threatened, I think it's more than trying to improve your image. Kinda off topic.

maybe it should be "ACCEPT YOUR BODY"