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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
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shark-pup

so like has anyone else noticed this lady making serious hearteyes for Abby during the first ghost bust because

god damn lady

cassiopeiasara

@amtrak12 we were JUST discussing this!!

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I love this moment this woman was so into Abby oh my gosh now I want fics where instead of thirsty af fangirls for Holtz everyone is there for Abby omg can you even imagine sweet oblivious abby being like oh there’s such an influx of activity and patty being like no abby these women just want you someone give it to me please

“Whoa.”

Abby stopped in place on the sidewalk and took in the crowd. It wasn’t uncommon for them to walk out of a bust to a flock of curious observers or even the police holding back lines if someone called them in to help, but this… this was different.

“Whoa, what?” Erin said from just a step behind. Then, she saw the crowd too. “Oh.”

Dozens of people had circled out front waiting for them to come out. They were cheering now and shouting their names – well, one name. The same name that was repeated across many of the signs being held up and shook in the air.

“Abby!” “Abby, we love you!” “Hi, Abby! Oh my god!”

Abby stared. “Ummmm….”

“Oh, yeah,” Holtz said stepping up to her other side. The ghost trap still smoked in her hand.

“Whoa,” Patty said as she came outside too. “Did we get a fan club?” Then, she corrected, “Did Abby get a fan club?”

The people in the crowd were all women. They were all different ages, but they were definitely all women. Abby felt some relief at that, but she was still utterly perplexed. “What are they doing?”

“They think you’re hot,” Holtz told her.

“They do not.”

“Yo,” Patty said, “that sign literally says ‘I think you’re hot.”

“Okay,” Abby huffed, as her cheeks grew warm. “Can we just load up the car, please?”

Erin still looked distracted by the screaming crowd but at least she and Holtz were following Abby to the car.

“That’s my friend!” Patty yelled back to the crowd. She finally walked over to the car and patted Abby on the back. “Get it, Abby!”

Abby’s blush grew hotter as she shrugged her off. “Okay, knock it off.”

Patty loaded her proton pack into the back and then climbed into the car still grinning and chuckling. Abby took one last look at the crowd before she climbed in too.

Nah. Patty was mistaken. This was just a new wave of enthusiasts discovering the joys of the paranormal sciences.

Yeah, Abby’s sure that’s what this was really about.

cassiopeiasara

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Ok but do you all realize how jarring and unsettling this would be for poor Abby? She’s a fat girl. And we fat girls are told our entire lives that there is no way we can be attractive. Sure….maybe we’ll be a kink for one or two people, and maybe someone will love our personality enough that they’re willing to ignore the fact that our body is repulsive….but no one will ever find us straight-up physically attractive.
So to Abby, a group of fans that finds her hot would just shut down her processing centers. It would be straight up “error 404: the-idea-that-people-find-me-hot not found”.
I’m speaking from experience here. That’s how it works.

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“body positivity” is bullshit

I’m not talking about plus size advertising campaigns featuring size ten girls wearing butt pads. I expect that bullshit out of advertisers. I know they are evil.
I’m talking about you guys, social media. You with your hash tags and your “celebrate every body” social media bullshit rhetoric. You’ve just created another fucking standard that 3% of people fit. Where you claim to celebrate all types of plus size women, you really only fawn over and celebrate one. Just the one. And you think you’re so body positive for that.
You post what I call “cupcake girls”, over and over.
Cupcake girls are never taller than 5'7". Cupcake girls are always super duper soft and round all over.
Cupcake girls have apple bodies, and reasonably sized busts and hips.
Cupcake girls can wear anything. Vintage. Bodycon. Pastels. Whatevs. Y'all still look the god damn same, you adorable round soft little things.
Cupcake girls DOMINATE the shit out of our tags.
And I mean, y'all are cute. But you are far from the be all and end all.
But for some reason, people find your images “safe”. So you and yours gets glorified. Good for y'all. Seriously. I’m glad someone here gets to be happy.
But the reality is, most of us aren’t cute little cupcake girls.
Mostly I’m on about tall plus size girls.
Tall.
5’ 10" and up.
Girls built like Valkaries. With swimmers shoulders and skiers calves. Girls who are bust-heavy instead of tummy/butt heavy.
Why does your inspirational bullshitting not apply to us?
Furthermore, you’re actually causing us some major problems by overglorifying the cupcake girl figure on social media.
I work in the plus size fashion industry with a wide range of garments from a wide range of providers. Our industry’s marketing is VERY dependant on social media. Like VERY. VERY. V.E.R.Y. dependant.
And I’m at work every day, watching winter collections go past my desk and 70% are tailored for that cupcake girl shape.
The people who make these clothes look at what we do on social media to help dictate what they produce.
So next time you post “body positivity” or “plus size fashion goals” look twice to see if there isn’t someone a little more differently shaped who deserves your love as well and maybe those up the line will start making clothes for people outside the box.
That, or I’m moving to fucking Asgard, cause it looks like it’s the only place plus size girls over 5'10" are gonna be able to find a Christmas dress this year.

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