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I SHAMED WOMEN IN THE BODY POSITIVITY MOVEMENT. This is my most confessional / vulnerable / emotional blog and pod yet!
I wasn’t one of those people who trolled their threads, love.
My opinions were in my own head.
But I was still a BODY SHAMER.
I didn’t understand what body positivity was.
I believed that women involved in the movement were condoning the extremes of obesity and anorexia.
I thought it was promotion of the most unhealthy type.
Then I realised that these women weren’t judging their WEIGHT.
To them, they were appreciative of their bodies, accepting themselves whatever the number of the scale.
They were showing that a body was about a LOT more than just weight.
In my own weight release journey, I’ve come to realise that without body positivity, I simply don’t release weight.
If someone was bullying me, then asked for a favour, I’d tell them to eff off.
I was doing that by asking my body to release weight, while berating her for being too big / ugly etc.
Hit up the link in my bio to understand more about the journey I’ve been on with accepting my body.
Gratitude for this body I’m in has made a world of difference to me.
Honorable Mentions (if you can't access these links, try using the Apple Podcasts or Overcast apps)
Workbook on Self-Talk- FREE!
Workbook on Building Rituals - FREE!
Instagram: @mrsjessicawilde
Pinterest: @wildeaboutwellbeing
Wilde About Wellbeing website
I SHAMED WOMEN IN THE BODY POSITIVITY MOVEMENT. This is my most confessional / vulnerable / emotional blog and pod yet!
I wasn’t one of those people who trolled their threads, love.
My opinions were in my own head.
But I was still a BODY SHAMER.
I didn’t understand what body positivity was.
I believed that women involved in the movement were condoning the extremes of obesity and anorexia.
I thought it was promotion of the most unhealthy type.
Then I realised that these women weren’t judging their WEIGHT.
To them, they were appreciative of their bodies, accepting themselves whatever the number of the scale.
They were showing that a body was about a LOT more than just weight.
In my own weight release journey, I’ve come to realise that without body positivity, I simply don’t release weight.
If someone was bullying me, then asked for a favour, I’d tell them to eff off.
I was doing that by asking my body to release weight, while berating her for being too big / ugly etc.
Hit up the link in my bio to understand more about the journey I’ve been on with accepting my body.
Gratitude for this body I’m in has made a world of difference to me.
Honorable Mentions (if you can't access these links, try using the Apple Podcasts or Overcast apps)
Workbook on Self-Talk- FREE!
Workbook on Building Rituals - FREE!
Instagram: @mrsjessicawilde
Pinterest: @wildeaboutwellbeing
Wilde About Wellbeing website