Body positivity has roots in the fat liberation/acceptance movement. It was initially meant for fat people. It& #39;s just totally ahistorical to say "but it& #39;s meant for everyone" when that& #39;s literally not why it was created. https://metro.co.uk/2019/07/01/the-body-positivity-movement-is-not-for-slim-bodies-already-accepted-by-society-10081795/">https://metro.co.uk/2019/07/0...

The fat acceptance movement is about recognizing that fat people face oppression and discrimination and working towards a world where that oppression doesn& #39;t exist. How can you centre yourself in a movement to end a form of oppression that you don& #39;t face?

That doesn& #39;t mean that thin people aren& #39;t allowed to feel "positive" about their bodies, but it does mean that they shouldn& #39;t hijack the body positive movement.

Having "insecurities" is not the same thing as being oppressed.

Being bullied is also horrible but it& #39;s not the same thing as being oppressed.

If thin people feel that they need a movement because the fat acceptance movement doesn& #39;t "include" them, then they should make one. They can take some tips from the people who started the Straight Pride March.