Since July 20 women all over the world have been sharing photos of their thighs on social media. The hashtag #ThighReading is a new way for women to be positive about their bodies.
According to Mashable, Twitter user, @princess_labia, said she came up with the idea “that my stretch marks told a story the same way I had been told my palms did.” Before it became a trending topic, it was helping her feel empowered. There have been all types of thighs submitted: burns, scarring from self-harm, birth marks, bruises, cuts and cellulite, all from women.
Here are a few of the photo submissions. What do your thighs say about you?
@princess_labia They rub when it’s hot. They rub and it’s hot. #thighreading pic.twitter.com/Zgo2kdQsNP
— Home Body (@SMLXist) July 23, 2015
#thighreading this is cute pic.twitter.com/Z8QtyVwPLc
— levi/hal ˙ ͜˙ (@Ieviheichous) July 21, 2015
@princess_labia omg I love that #thighreading is a thing pic.twitter.com/fUXnsbMjZl
— Anna Whatever (@annustotts) July 20, 2015
#thighreading luv ur cellulite and stretch marks, kids pic.twitter.com/WVODZcqYDA
— Venice Queen (@Gundams_Waifu) July 23, 2015
