If you are struggling to really get into a place of loving your fat body, you may be scared of being seen as a "bad fatty" or letting go of your "good fatty" identity. What the heck even is a good fatty and a " bad fatty and which one should we be? Is it helpful to know these different tropes, or does categorising fat people like this cause harm?
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