BREAKING NEWS: Scientific studies have proven CURVY Girls are HOTTER than Skinny Girls

This isn't some bullshit feel good about yourself post, this is the damn truth. I have spent years considering Kate Moss and noughties models to have the ideal figure, but no longer. I can not resist the beautiful curves of women such as Lana Del Rey, Iggy Azalea and Vanessa Hudgens. In the 90s they created the waif as a contradiction and rejection of what was considered beautiful at the time, and now curves are doing the exact same thing. Where I once thought a sinny girl was the image of the free spirit, care free and androgynously rock and roll, it has now become to me the symbol of stress, neurosis, vanity, insecurity and conformity. Curves are the true care free, they don't care if they drink all day and eat black forest gateau and lick whipped cream off nipples. They are the embodiment of sex and eroticism, the mother and the woman. The true rock and roll. Here's to the Beauty of Ugliness and all it represents.

(curves, curvy girls, iggy azalea, brooke candy, lana del rey, dita von teese, Vanessa hudgens)

Please excuse my silence as of late, as unfortunately my life appears to have resumed and thus my cyber one must falter. Despite this, I must inform you that I am in the midst of a chapter that will become the infinite cause in the creation of myself and who I am to become and though it has not been an easy ride, I would have had it no other way. We must all face segments of distress and loss of identity at points in our life, some earlier than others, but you must never look back with regrets and bitterness but instead thank them for what they have taught you and made you. Pain itself is merely a higher form of pleasure and once you stop rejecting it and let yourself embrace it, the world will open up to you. We think these moments mean its the end of our life, but that is all they are. Moments. Moments that are gone and no one need remember. We can not wait around for our lives to change, we can not live in fantasy forever. We're alone in our making, and its up to us what we want to be in our own story. A victim or a fighter?