Naked photo with indictment: "This is my body, for which I should apologize?"
Rosie Waterland is a successful Australian writer who is repeatedly criticized for her character. Now she shows herself the way she is: as a woman who smiles charmingly into the camera with sparkling eyes. She is a very attractive person by any standard. She does not hide how it goes down from the neck: stretch marks, a little belly, curves, wrinkles - just not a model body, which was later made with Photoshop to a complete fantasy woman.
In a post that has since been deleted by Facebook and Instagram, she mercilessly from people who take women only for full, if they correspond externally to an artificial standard.
"This is my body"
The body that should hold me back, the body I should apologize for, the body I should keep away from your screens and your minds, but my intelligence and talent are more important than my appearance those qualities are what will force me on screens and heads, there you go! "
Waterland is fed up with the fact that obese women are praised for their "courage" in daring to appear in public: "If you are incredibly intelligent and talented, your look and weight should not be an issue at all. It's not easy for a woman to say that, as a woman, even if you do not care about your looks, it's an issue for everyone else, I realize that, but shit on everyone else! (...) Your body is your story, your battlefield, it makes you the human being that you are, and you would not be as smart without it, or successful or funny as you are. "
Before the post was deleted, it was shared thousands of times and received encouragement from around the world. But the great interest also brought her criticism. Is not it contradictory, so the accusation, just naked to show, to protest against superficialities?
That's why it had to be a nude photo
For the author, this is not a contradiction - in a new posting she took position:
"I thought about it for a long time before I posted the photo. (...) Well, I had something to say, and as a" bigger "woman, I had the feeling that I was also visually very good at clarifying it. (...) I emphasized my "weaknesses" to show how frustrated I am that we are still so obsessed with these "weaknesses." (...) I'm not skinny and I have a bitch, that many women would consider as the worst nightmare (...) So, look at me, take a look at the photo, take a look at my "inferior", plump body and understand that if I'm fine in life, without constantly worrying about my appearance, you too can. "
Strong words that no one can contradict - because the only opinion on the body that counts is clear - your own!
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