As women, we are faced with constant pressure to find that life-long balance: Do well in school, one day have a great job, have kids, get married... the list goes on and on and yet through it all, we are expected to remain picture perfect at all times. How often do you find yourself wondering how much easier life would be if you were "prettier" or thinner? You can almost picture yourself staring in the mirror sighing.
If this is you, time to exhale. You are not alone. Approximately 7 million girls struggle with eating disorders and body image difficulties. Forty-five percent of women are on a diet at any given day. We have all been hearing statistics such as these for years now. We know there is a problem; however, this month, instead of discussing the problem, we are going to talk about solutions.
It is Women's History Month, and a part of celebrating being a woman is celebrating our differences: our brunette hair, blonde hair, flat butts, bubble butts, tanned skin, un-naturally white teeth, anything and everything that makes each of us who we are--and it's a lot more than what's on the outside!
If this is you, time to exhale. You are not alone. Approximately 7 million girls struggle with eating disorders and body image difficulties. Forty-five percent of women are on a diet at any given day. We have all been hearing statistics such as these for years now. We know there is a problem; however, this month, instead of discussing the problem, we are going to talk about solutions. It is Women's History Month, and a part of celebrating being a woman is celebrating our differences: our brunette hair, blonde hair, flat butts, bubble butts, tanned skin, un-naturally white teeth, anything and everything that makes each of us who we are--and it's a lot more than what's on the outside!
yley
judge and say " She is soo fat. She must be a horrible person."
Just because you're not perfect it doesn't mean you're not
beautiful.