Different people. Different complaints. Same root: insecurity.
And the truth is, unless we learn to be comfortable in our own skin, we’re going to spend our entire lives wishing we were someone else.
Thinner. Bigger. Taller. Lighter. Darker. More this. Less that.
Human beings are insatiable. You want to lose weight, then gain it. You want to gain it, then lose it again. You want to “maintain” — but your body is a living thing. As long as you're alive, it will change.
There's no problem in wanting to be better, healthier, it's totally fine but when it becomes and obsession that's when it becomes a problem.
So here’s the thing:
Instead of obsessing over the next version of ourselves... what if we accepted the one we’re in right now?
Flawed, changing, imperfect — but still perfect.
Just enough.
Because honestly you are beautiful just the way you are.
Freda Bunny
10 days agoEvery day, you hear it:
“I’m too fat.”
“I’m too skinny.”
“I wish I had more curves.”
“I wish I could lose weight.”
“I need a flatter stomach.”
“I want thicker thighs.”
“I dislike my arms.”
“I wish I looked like them.”
Different people. Different complaints. Same root: insecurity.
And the truth is, unless we learn to be comfortable in our own skin, we’re going to spend our entire lives wishing we were someone else.
Thinner. Bigger. Taller. Lighter. Darker. More this. Less that.
Human beings are insatiable. You want to lose weight, then gain it. You want to gain it, then lose it again. You want to “maintain” — but your body is a living thing. As long as you're alive, it will change.
There's no problem in wanting to be better, healthier, it's totally fine but when it becomes and obsession that's when it becomes a problem.
So here’s the thing:
Instead of obsessing over the next version of ourselves... what if we accepted the one we’re in right now?
Flawed, changing, imperfect — but still perfect.
Just enough.
Because honestly you are beautiful just the way you are.