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​Women Are Sharing Pictures Of Their Food Babies On Twitter

Mark Cunliffe

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​Women Are Sharing Pictures Of Their Food Babies On Twitter

Featured Image Credit: Twitter/@itsjustfatimah/@valeriesolorios

Women have been sharing pictures of their 'food babies' on Twitter to embrace bloating and open up the conversation surrounding it.

But now women are embracing their so-called food babies and the fact we often undo a button after eating by sharing their own pictures on Twitter.

The thread began after one woman shared a snap of her own food baby, and asked if anyone else experienced the same thing.

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Twitter user @itsjustfatimah captioned the picture: "I can't be the only one that gets extremely bloated and starts imagining myself being pregnant?"

Fatimah Waheed then shared a picture of herself once the bloating had gone down and asked other women to embrace their food babies and share them.

And the women of Twitter didn't let us down.

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One user wrote: "I've been waiting for this moment," along with a picture of her own bloated stomach.

Another added: "These food babies are intense!" A third user wrote: "Girl you're not the only one, I do it too."

Some Twitter users also praised the thread for highlighting how normal bloating is. One woman wrote: "I'm glad this is normal."

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A second wrote: "I love this thread of happy and fed women."

Even the original poster praised the women sharing pictures of their food baby. She wrote: "I love the replies!

"I'm so glad bloating is normalised, f*ck anyone that said my bloating wasn't normal lmao it very much is."

Speaking to Buzzfeed, Fatimah said: "I had just finished eating a bunch of wasabi while watching anime and I realised how bloated I was and I thought it would be funny to share how bloated women can get.

"I wasn't that surprised because I know if I get extremely bloated loads of other women would too and it's nice to know other women get as bloated as I do and pretend to be pregnant!

"It's 2019 and I feel like more women are becoming more accepting about the 'flaws' in our bodies and we're embracing while also making light of it as well and I love it."

Topics: Life News, Real, Health

Mark Cunliffe
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