In ‘Things No One Will Tell Fat Girls: A Handbook for Unapologetic Living’, Jes Baker offers a compelling manifesto for body positivity. The book delves into the societal, personal, and structural issues around body image, while providing a roadmap for readers to embrace their physical self, no matter what the scale says.
Body Positivity
Baker emphasizes the importance of body positivity, encouraging readers to love and accept their bodies as they are.
She argues that self-love should not be conditional on physical appearance or societal standards of beauty.
Fashion
Baker discusses the role of fashion in body positivity, encouraging readers to wear what they love regardless of their size.
She argues that fashion can be a form of self-expression and empowerment.
Sexuality
Baker explores the relationship between body image and sexuality, noting that body positivity can improve sexual confidence and satisfaction.
She encourages readers to embrace their sexuality regardless of their body size.
Health at Every Size
The book promotes the Health at Every Size movement, which argues that health can be achieved at any size and that weight is not an accurate measure of health.
