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February rolls around and suddenly everything is covered in hearts, candy, and messages telling us to “treat ourselves.” And while there’s nothing wrong with enjoying life, Valentine’s Day is a great reminder to zoom out and ask a bigger question:
What does it actually mean to love your body?
Loving your body isn’t about perfection, restriction, or guilt. It’s about care, respect, and consistency. And sometimes, real love looks a lot different than what the candy aisle suggests.
Love Isn’t Indulgence—It’s Care
By Delaware Fit FactoryFebruary rolls around and suddenly everything is covered in hearts, candy, and messages telling us to “treat ourselves.” And while there’s nothing wrong with enjoying life, Valentine’s Day is a great reminder to zoom out and ask a bigger question:
What does it actually mean to love your body?
Loving your body isn’t about perfection, restriction, or guilt. It’s about care, respect, and consistency. And sometimes, real love looks a lot different than what the candy aisle suggests.
Love Isn’t Indulgence—It’s Care