@yasmine__amour: There was a time when I was so self-conscious about this. After years of being very thin, gaining weight and noticing changes in my face was surprisingly difficult for me to accept. I became hyper-aware of how I was holding my head, how I looked in photos, and whether I had a “double chin” from certain angles. Looking back, it’s kind of sad how much mental energy I spent worrying about something so normal. The truth is, most of us have features that we’ve been taught to see as flaws. And the more time you spend online, the easier it becomes to forget how common and normal those features actually are. Let me know in the comments if this resonates with you ✨

🌸🐝B.e.L.L.a🐝🌸 :

you are a light in these dark times 🏵️

T. V. :

Listened for the microphone, stayed for the important message 💕

raylina :

i’m so happy to see someone that finally has the same body type as me. 💗 for a year now i’ve been very self conscious about my body type since it seems like 2000s skinny is back and everyone is on ozempic and reta. i’ve tried going on diets, being on a calorie deficit, and going to the gym 6 times a week, and no matter what u wasn’t getting the super skinny toned look that everyone has. i’ve started to accept the fact that i carry a bit of weight and there’s nothing wrong with that. thank you for posting these videos uplifting women’s bodies. 💕

kelheart :

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. 💕

spacerockgab :

really needed this, bc you’re GORG and i am too thanks for this 🥺

My So Called Grunge :

thank you for the reminder 🥰

lenagirlscorpio💖 :

Thank you for this message. We all beat ourselves up for not measuring up to these IMPOSSIBLE beauty standards and we NEED to more of this.

WeRise App :

such an important message!! 🤎

Jessi :

Thanks for the reminder 🖤🖤

Just a person ☀️ :

Yes and I would encourage us to say "completely sculpted" instead of "perfectly sculpted" because there's nothing perfect about that, it's just different 💓

Julia Gabrielle :

✨Jess✨ :

🖤🖤🖤