article_snippet: Australian Rebecca Guzelian, along with seven other women around the world, has partnered with Endangered Bodies, an international movement challenging body image standards, to launch a campaign to remove the
article_snippet: Ms Guzelian, a counsellor and intern psychologist, is one of over ten thousand people to back the 'Fat is not a feeling' petition, and claims that the options perpetuate and normalise body shaming, especially in young people.
article_snippet: Australian Rebecca Guzelian has partnered with Endangered Bodies in the 'Fat is not a feeling' campaign .
article_snippet: Australian Rebecca Guzelian launched the Australian 'Fat is not a feeling' petition and shared Australian Rebecca Guzelian personal experiences . '
article_snippet: Women from the UK, Ireland, the US, Germany, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, and Australia have partnered together to post Women from the UK, Ireland, the US, Germany, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, and Australia personal stories and experience with body shaming to promote the campaign, which has garnered  thousands of signatures in just a few days.
article_snippet: Eight women have partnered with Endangered Bodies, a movement challenging body image standards .
article_snippet: Women from the UK, Ireland, the US, Germany, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, and Australia are campaigners .
highlights_snippet: Australian Rebecca Guzelian launched the 'Fat is not a feeling' campaign .
  
highlights_snippet: Australian Rebecca Guzelian has joined seven other women to partner with Endangered Bodies .
  
highlights_snippet: The movement claims that seven other women normalise body shaming in young people .
  