What would confidence look like on your terms? Start there.
You’ve already proven you can reject false narratives. This is just another one waiting to be dismantled.
What would confidence look like on your terms? Start there.
You’ve already proven you can reject false narratives. This is just another one waiting to be dismantled.
You don’t need anyone’s permission to live fully in your body, just like you didn’t need permission to embrace other parts of your identity.
Let go of the rules that don’t serve you.
You don’t need anyone’s permission to live fully in your body, just like you didn’t need permission to embrace other parts of your identity.
Let go of the rules that don’t serve you.
Start by:
1. Questioning the rule.
2. Challenging its validity.
3. Choosing your own standard.
4. Making a plan to live by it.
You’ve got the tools. Use them.
Start by:
1. Questioning the rule.
2. Challenging its validity.
3. Choosing your own standard.
4. Making a plan to live by it.
You’ve got the tools. Use them.
That said, the skills you used to move past lies about 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ identity are the same ones you need to break free from body shame.
That said, the skills you used to move past lies about 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ identity are the same ones you need to break free from body shame.
You never did.
Just like you rejected the idea that love should look one way, you can reject the idea that your body needs to meet a certain standard.
Your worth isn’t up for debate.
You never did.
Just like you rejected the idea that love should look one way, you can reject the idea that your body needs to meet a certain standard.
Your worth isn’t up for debate.
These hierarchies aren’t facts—they’re constructed, enforced, and perpetuated by systems (media, capitalism, patriarchy, etc.) that profit from our insecurities.
These hierarchies aren’t facts—they’re constructed, enforced, and perpetuated by systems (media, capitalism, patriarchy, etc.) that profit from our insecurities.
These traits (and so many more) are unfairly ranked in an invisible hierarchy.
The message? If you don’t measure up, shrink, hide, or apologize.
But you don’t have to accept that.
These traits (and so many more) are unfairly ranked in an invisible hierarchy.
The message? If you don’t measure up, shrink, hide, or apologize.
But you don’t have to accept that.
“Gender is a binary”
“Only a narrow range of bodies are ‘good’ “
We’ve already rejected the first two.
Why accept the third?
“Gender is a binary”
“Only a narrow range of bodies are ‘good’ “
We’ve already rejected the first two.
Why accept the third?
Some “truths” are just opinions that got repeated enough to feel real—and you’ve already proven you don’t have to accept them.
Some “truths” are just opinions that got repeated enough to feel real—and you’ve already proven you don’t have to accept them.