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It is truly amazing how we really don’t see ourselves as others do, and we are almost always our harshest critics.
The media images of women’s bodies that surround us from oh-so-many angles, constantly, repetitively does no favors for our body images. Of course, that’s the point…to make us want something unattainable. It twists our minds up until we lose all concept of reality!
I know that I personally struggle not to compare myself to others or airbrushed images. I often need to tell myself that I am not fat, although my pants may feel tight, or my brain sees chunky thighs in the mirror.
Thank you for the gentle reminder that women are exquisite and beautiful in all shapes and sizes!
xoxo
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It is very hard in this day and age to feel beautiful when we have every media outlet telling us otherwise. In high school I was a healthy 145 on my 5’4 frame. I was fully of muscles and I had toned legs and arms. But to the cheerleaders in our school, I was considered fat and ugly. Which in turned cause me to have a distorted view of my body. No matter that all my friends were envious of my well defined shaply legs. Legs that when I wanted to show off in a cute mini skirt my mother would say I didn’t have the body to wear something like that, because I had a little tummy.
Now what I wouldn’t give to have that body back, to have the confidence that I have now in the body that I had in high school.
Alas, I have fifty more pounds, and six months to make it come true. To be fully happy in my own skin. Not because the media who wants stick thin models. But because that is what I find sexy, that is what my husband finds sexy. And that is who I know I am happy being.
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Well said. So glad you found the words!
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I dated a girl who was 2 and 1/2 inches taller than me but wore the same size pants, on her my jeans looked great same jeans made me feel like i was frumpy. She never let me feel that way though, even at the very end as we parted ways she told me her only regret was that she wasn’t going to wake up to see me. When I was younger I didn’t appreciate how hot I actually was, now I don’t stop to let the bad thoughts come. Who knows how much time Ill have left with this beautiful soul to go with the face…
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It’s funny… When I think about how my body looks, I see a tall svelte young woman. When i look in the mirror… I tend to have a reality check, lol. There was a point when the only reason i never WENT to La was because I was afraid that I’d be “fat & ugly” in comparison. but then i realized that I was cutting off an entire region of Ca for a stupid reason!
After getting over myself, I went… and had a BLAST! What’s even better is that because I’m a size 12… i get EVERYTHING on sale b/c everyone is so small that they buy up all of the sizes that don’t fit me… HA!
Sure, from time to time I don’t feel my best… but my “size” tend to not be the cause. I just try to be self aware, and when I feel TOO unhealthy, to DO something about it.
When I was younger, like 15 maybe, I remember thinking I was hughley enormously “fat”. I was 5’7″ and 115 Lbs. It’s silly to think now that we call our selves “fat” even when we obviously are not. Now, at 6’1″ and 170-180 Lbs… I think I’m “dead sexy”! I have booty, and boobies (not required btw) and yes, the “padding” around my waist and thighs is most definitely there…. but I’d NEVER call myself “fat” seriously (but i joke a lot, lol). Now I understand that I do HAVE fat (we all do in different %)…. but Am I “fat”… hells nah!
When you want to Embrace the “softness” of your body… and someone else will too
YAY for US!
Beka
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Through the years I have dated many shapes and sizes and can honestly say it was the confidence and attitiude of the woman that made me attracted or not attracted. If a woman is confident and happy with herself, takes pride in herself…then her size doesn’t really matter. And comparing ourselves to others? Grrrr…I have ad more than one girlfriend become incredibly self-conscious because of my build. But comparing ourselves to others instead of embracing exactly who we are and taking pride in that is detrimental to how we see ouselves. I know it is hard to just appreciate ourselves at times…so may I suggest the next time compliments you, just say thank you and not deflect it. I am guilty of it as well. Allow that moment to sink in and know we all are beautiful creatures and THANK GOD we don’t all look just alike.
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