Do you feel excluded from the "body positivity" movement?

[SaraSmithishere]

At 5'7 and 125 lbs., I probably used to fall (a decade or so ago) under the category of the "ideal" body type, but these days, I feel attacked, and many women seem to think I'm "too thin", even though they claim to be "body positive". I don't feel like this movement accepts women like myself.

Do you feel left out by this movement?

[Emiliamazing]

I guess I’ve never thought about this. I am 5’3, 135 and pretty fit and happy with my body. I guess I don’t care what other people think and let it affect how I feel mentally physically. Enjoy what you’ve worked hard to maintain and let everyone else follow whatever path they need. No need to feel left out or left behind.

[Blackcupcake]

since I don't necessarily care or value the "body positivity" movement due to all of the toxicity it promotes, I don't feel left out, I just don't feel included either because I want it to be that way. I am 5'6, 120lbs and I have been called fat, I have been called too skinny and everything in between. those are people's words, and it doesn't have any significance to me, because I know my body is healthy and that is all that matters.

[OddBeMe]

Yes but included in the “mind negativity” movement.

[josephinelcajon]

No as a nudist I am very happy naturally

[In_Trance]

I want nothing to do with that crap

[ArtemisSilver]

Cool humblebrag