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@heylauagain
In 6 months I will NOT look like all those girls with shorts and a bikini top on. I will, however, look like myself, but a healthier version. My body type is different than those girls. My curves wont be the same, any indents in my stomach won't look the same. Nothing will look the same except for the smile on my face. In 6 months I will be a better, healthier me.
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new addition :-)
instgram: @hannaleeball
“You’re really good at not letting people love you.”
— My co-worker (via goodniteowl)
not to #resist fun but an app like snapchat which digitally “enhances” the photos you take of yourself inevitably leads to greater dissatisfaction w your actual face in the same way that photoshopped images in media increase body dissatisfaction, but actually worse than that bc it’s an unrealistically enhanced version of you and therefore harder to dismiss or ignore
A lot of plastic surgeons are saying that more and more people are walking in with Snapchat filter photos of themselves as reference to how they want to look. We really need to be aware of how much harm these filters do to our self image.
thank you for this post. i can’t believe a lot of people think this way which made me feel so much better
just the other day I was looking at myself on a snap filter and I thought “wow I look pretty” then I removed it and thought “huh what changed?” so I checked back and forth and realized snap filters contour my face to be smaller which honestly made me want to RF my face (for it to be smaller)
so upon reading this and knowing tons of people have experienced what I went through- made me feel that I’m not alone and that what I see is an unrealistic version of me, therefore I shouldn’t feel bad that I don’t look like “it”
thank you so much for this post. forever reblog.
“So many people glorify and romanticize “busy”. I do not. I value purpose. I believe in resting in reason and moving in passion. If you’re always busy/moving, you will miss important details. I like the mountain. Still, but when it moves, lands shift and earth quakes.”
— Joseph Cook (via seulray)
If you wanna be healthier, there’s no magical date or day or time. Start now. Start tomorrow. Next week. Whenever. But start when you’re ready. And, if that means starting on a date, day, time that’s significant to you, do that. Start on your own terms.
You don’t have to justify your sadness to anyone.
“You have to get to the point where your mood doesn’t shift based on the insignificant actions of someone else.”
— Unknown
Oddly enough my friends and I talk about dying a lot for a socially unacceptable topic lmao
let love in. believe compliments. be vulnerable and soft-hearted. tell people you love that you love them. see beauty in everyday things. live life like you’re in a movie. don’t be afraid to begin again.
