Nice view.
Gorgeous. I love real people
Lovely tummy...more to loveTummy - and then some.
If we squishy women (and men!) can post our curves here and get overwhelmingly positive feedback from strangers who have no vested interest in our self-image, how much more should we choose to believe the words of praise and acceptance from our loved ones?
Look at yourselves in the mirror today folks, and hear the words of your admirers: Gorgeous. Yummy. Beautiful. Sexy. HAWT.
(And yeah, some days it's hard for me, too.)
Love yourselves.
https://www.scarymommy.com/caitriona-balfe-outlander-stomach-photo-viral/
'Not pregnant. Not flat. Not your business.'
While i agree with what they're saying, i like to put a positive spin on things when i can. Lately I've taken to looking at myself in the mirror and declaring, 'Bombshell, baby!' Because i need to feel beautiful, and we are our own best advocates.
Whether i was ever smaller in the past (i was), or will be in the future (who knows?), this body is who i am now. Right now. I want to own it as much as i can, love it as much as i can, determine to see the beauty in it as much as i can, exactly how it is, right now.
I've stopped taking pictures of myself, mostly. I should probably change that. Whether i choose to share them here or not, it's good for me to feel photo worthy. And more than that, to feel love worthy, success worthy, partner worthy, happiness worthy. I don't feel that way most days, but maybe if start saying it more often, and with more conviction, maybe if i start behaving in ways that back that up, those words will find a little crack in my hard head and start to seep in and become my truth.
Here's to all you bombshells out there. You are worthy. ❤
https://www.scarymommy.com/caitriona-balfe-outlander-stomach-photo-viral/
'Not pregnant. Not flat. Not your business.'
While i agree with what they're saying, i like to put a positive spin on things when i can. Lately I've taken to looking at myself in the mirror and declaring, 'Bombshell, baby!' Because i need to feel beautiful, and we are our own best advocates.
Whether i was ever smaller in the past (i was), or will be in the future (who knows?), this body is who i am now. Right now. I want to own it as much as i can, love it as much as i can, determine to see the beauty in it as much as i can, exactly how it is, right now.
I've stopped taking pictures of myself, mostly. I should probably change that. Whether i choose to share them here or not, it's good for me to feel photo worthy. And more than that, to feel love worthy, success worthy, partner worthy, happiness worthy. I don't feel that way most days, but maybe if start saying it more often, and with more conviction, maybe if i start behaving in ways that back that up, those words will find a little crack in my hard head and start to seep in and become my truth.
Here's to all you bombshells out there. You are worthy. ❤
You are mother-fucking amaze balls missus, never forget it
