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I have little doubt that (if you’re in the world of blogging) you’ll have heard all about a recent scandal within the bloggersphere. A company who had been playing games with our codes (facts exist on this) caused a large stir within the community and had us all questioning our themes

It seems weird to be talking about sunglasses when I’m currently bundled up in a jumper and freezing cold, but there’s no denying that the days are getting longer and for me that means window shopping for my favourite accessory, sunglasses! I love them. I own so many pairs it’s a bit silly, but different shades work better with different outfits and I just can’t help myself

But then you hit size 32 and the truth becomes painfully clear: ASOS Curve cares about size 32 people enough to give them a whole five items to choose from. Here’s the real kicker: the entire ASOS Curve range in a size 32+ is actually lifted straight from Simply Be. Not only do ASOS Curve not care about fat people, but they’ve also got the audacity to claim to be inclusive while doing none of the work themselves. Until ASOS Curve cares about being inclusive, I don’t care about spending with them.

I know that many people dislike warm weather and  worry how they’ll navigate it as a plus size person. The hot weather makes everyone hot and sweaty so don’t be scared to take steps to ensure your own comfort. Do not allow anyone to let you believe you’re not entitled to enjoy Summer because you live in a larger body. You’re allowed to live in whatever body you choose and enjoy whatever season you wish.