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Plus Size Is Me.

So today I was going through my Facebook as usual, I happen to see a page with beautiful plus size girls. Fashion is not only for small or skinny girls, it is for everyone, they look so good even better then most skinny models, I LOVE IT! So I thought why not share it on my blog, they are just so gorge.

  I need to get me some clothes, feel like I've been wearing the same things over and over. Ya that is what happens when you have to take one suitcase only weighing 23kg's! I really don't get AA, what the hell do they think we can carry in one suitcase, honestly that's just clothes for two weeks and now I have to try and spread them out for five months.
 Hey I'm the queen of cheap, seems like I will be the queen of recycling as well. I guess you cant have it all, nah I take that back, hell yha you can, just recycled! LOL

 Any way, here are the most beautiful big girls I have seen. With a quote from Mika "Big girls you are beautiful".....




All picture are from google image.

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