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If you have a fatty to snitch on, leave a comment below and I'll give you a 200DC reward.

Hi, we take thinness VERY seriously here so we'll be exiling any and all suspected fatties from this hole starting meow!

Your bail will be 200dc + arm photo proving your thinness. If you suspect you have been exiled incorrectly, you may whine to me or @WrongHoler but you'll probably still have bail depending on how much we believe you.

Have a great day !thin !verifiedhot

Puked maybe 20 times and in a ton of pain. They gave me a double dose of morphine at the hospital and told me I was almost certainly going to puke. For the first time today, I actually didnt. Still hurts, but I was convulsing from the pain on the way here. Probably down to 120lbs-ish after all this nonsense, instead of gaining holiday weight.

!thin

edit: shit, actually need surgery ffs

Don't eat too much today! How are your weight loss goals going?

Don't stuff your face!

I just found a Jinx Lora brb

https://civitai.com/models/80334/arcane-jinx-lora

So excited to see Wicked 🧙🏻‍♀️

How are you all doing? 😊

>This could be you

One day at a time 💕

She was even asked by one: "No offence, but how would you breast-feed a baby in future?"

The jibes left her contemplating getting a boob job and, desperate to put on weight to add curves, she started buying weight-gaining supplements off Instagram - with no idea what ingredients were in them.

Now, however, she has learnt to love her body and proudly flaunts her 'no-cup' in bikinis.

Clara says: "People are a lot more aware of fat-shaming and know bigger people already suffer a lot but this isn't applied to smaller people.

"There is a generalisation that skinny people don't have body image issues and are happy to be skinny or they think it's a compliment.

"We shouldn't comment on anyone's body. Skinny-shaming is so prevalent, people don't think it's wrong."

Now Clara, who lives in Toronto, Canada, but is originally from Hanoi, Vietnam, has dedicated her TikTok page to promoting body confidence and self-love - and regularly posts snaps of her in bikinis.

The content creator says: "I never touch a bra anymore and I love showing off my body in bodycon dresses.

"I finally love myself and I'm so happy to help other men and women overcome their body confidence issues."

Growing up, she says relatives unknowingly made her feel insecure about her looks as she was growing up, calling her "skinny" or a "twig".

Clara says: "I kept waiting for my breasts to come, but they never came.

"I was so different for a long time, I thought there was something wrong with me.

"All the boys knew me as the flat-chested girl and I couldn't win - they would tease me for wearing padded push-up bras but if I didn't wear a bra, they would tease me for being flat.

"I felt like I was ugly and I was lacking something."

I was desperate - now I'm proud

As a teen, she would wear baggy clothes to hide her small frame and flat-chest and would never wear a bikini - instead, she would hide under a towel at the beach.

Clara, whose BMI is classed as 'underweight', says no matter how much she eats she never puts on weight.

As well as buying supplements online in a bid to bulk up, she also followed social media accounts proclaiming to be able to teach girls to manifest their dream bodies.

Clara says: "I was going through a very dark time, I was heavily into social media and I was obsessed with having a curvy figure with a tiny waist.

"I looked at pictures of these bodies all the time and I was into 'body manifestation'.

"I would watch videos titled 'how to manifest the perfect chest' and listen to subliminal audio clips that were meant to help you get a bigger chest.

"I realise now that was never going to work - but at the time I was desperate and would have tried anything."

Turning point

Clara even had a picture of a woman with her 'dream body' - big boobs, a big bum and a tiny waist like Kylie Jenner - stuck on her mirror that she looked at every day.

Aged 18, she decided she wanted breast augmentation surgery after a friend had a boob job - and went from an A-cup to a D-cup.

She researched the procedure online, watching countless videos on YouTube about it, but eventually decided that the risks outweighed the benefits.

This was the turning point for Clara, and she knew if she wasn't going to surgically alter her body, she would have to learn to accept it.

In February 2019, Clara started uploading videos on YouTube to document her journey to self-acceptance.

In one video, she poses in a white lace bralet as she defiantly says to the camera: "You see, my lack of curves doesn't make me any less of a woman.

"So tell me I need to do squats, that I look like a boy - I'm secure with my body."

After enduring years of cruel taunts and bullying, she says her newfound body positivity didn't happen overnight - but she is now more confident than ever.

She says: "Now I feel amazing about how I look, I'm at a point I not only accept how I look but I love how I look.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/20150954/skinny-shame-boobs-trolls-figure-surgery/

Keep up the great work y'all 🤗 You got this

Chapel roan BC was not something I thought I ever should see 😭 pic.twitter.com/s0BmtR527S

— florence (@pilatesgf) November 13, 2024

You are doing fantastic. Keep it up 🤗

How is everyone? Actually feeling happy rn. There's a point when the hunger goes away and it's just bliss 😊

Looking at historical photos is crazy. Literally no one is overweight

You ever wonder why apple is a trillion dollar company?

It's because it was founded by a man who focusing on producing instead of consuming. Be like Steve. Be thin. Change the world.

Lots of good inspirational stuff on youtube if you use "thinspiration".

Imagine how pretty you'll be once all that weight's off