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chantylay said: @hmmihaventdecidedyet the two aren’t a clear split like that. Body positivity was originally intended to be “everybody’s body is great because it’s their body.” Then capitalism tried to make it marketable by adding the sexy bit, and people got uncomfortable. Body neutrality was a reaction to that, which said the same thing as body positivity but in a way that was harder to co-op. “Bodies are just bodies who cares.” Most statements can fit easily into either category.

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hmmihaventdecidedyet said: Wait, is this body positivity or body neutrality? I thought body positivity was, “your body is fat, and that’s sexy and amazing”, and body neutrality was “your body is fat, and that’s not a bad thing, it’s just another descriptor of you, like tall or cheerful”

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