I completely agree. I think society should encourage people to be more accepting of others' appearances in general.
I've been judged and made fun of for just about every single aspect of my looks, from childhood uday, and I'm 20 already.
When I was younger I was ripped off for having really bad acne, messy curly hair, I was picked on about my weight (which was ridiculous because as a child I wasn't even overweight), in my teens I was made fun of for my way of dressing and it still happens sometimes, although now I've learned to care less what others think.
I think everyone should embrace their looks, and make an improvement if they want to, for themselves and not to please anyone else.
I want a child (or two) one day but I'm so terrified of looking in the mirror and seing stretchmarks that I get genuine anxiety from thinking about this.
IIN that I think of "body positivity" in a different way?
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I completely agree. I think society should encourage people to be more accepting of others' appearances in general.
I've been judged and made fun of for just about every single aspect of my looks, from childhood uday, and I'm 20 already.
When I was younger I was ripped off for having really bad acne, messy curly hair, I was picked on about my weight (which was ridiculous because as a child I wasn't even overweight), in my teens I was made fun of for my way of dressing and it still happens sometimes, although now I've learned to care less what others think.
I think everyone should embrace their looks, and make an improvement if they want to, for themselves and not to please anyone else.
I want a child (or two) one day but I'm so terrified of looking in the mirror and seing stretchmarks that I get genuine anxiety from thinking about this.