Vol. 13 Issue 11 jan / fev 2017 | SKORCHMAG. COM | 62
When she sees stuff like that, Alysse is the first to admit that it gets to her. That it hurts her, but she never lets that feeling take over for too long. ways sites have used her images as abuse, personally attacking her while also trying to dehumanize her name. But if you thought that would slow her down, then you don’ t know Alysse.
When she sees stuff like that, Alysse is the first to admit that it gets to her. That it hurts her, but she never lets that feeling take over for too long. Because every time some anonymous site tries to take away her voice, she just screams ten times louder, and she does that through blogging.“ You’ ve got to take control of the narrative.” she explains. dcbjTry posting a picture of her with a cruel quote? Try to photoshop her for“ inspiration”? Prepare to be brought to justice by Alysse herself who’ s greatest power is her words. She doesn’ t just call out the internet trolls, she also calls out companies that try and belittle or silence plus size woman’ s voices. Silence isn’ t something Alysse is very good at. Which has kept her very busy.
From modeling, to blogging to doing guest spots for other sites, Alysse lets you know exactly who she is, and she’ s not going to apologize for it. When things really start to bug her? She designs. Her favorite thing is her graphic tees. From the“ Photo Shop This” shirt, which features middle fingers prominently on the front, to the“ Morbidly Obsessed with Myself” top, Alysse’ s clothes speak as loudly as her blog posts. Her pictures, her words and her persona speak for themselves. Loud, clear and strong, just like Alysse.
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