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Siempre encuentras la manera de hacerme sentir que me tienes entre tus brazos , que jamás permites que ningún golpe por más fuerte que sea , tenga la posibilidad de destruirme . Gracias mi Dios , mi nuevo hogar 🏠 #Dios #babyadonay👶 #genesistapia #hogar

Siempre encuentras la manera de hacerme sentir que me tienes entre tus brazos , que jamás permites que ningún golpe por más fuerte que sea , tenga la posibilidad de destruirme . Gracias mi Dios , mi nuevo hogar 🏠 #Dios #babyadonay👶 #genesistapia #hogar

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Y’all, I’m struggling right now I’m not gonna lie. The last few weeks I haven’t been feeling at home in my body and I’ve decided to start exercising more and trying to eat healthier. I weighed myself yesterday for the first time in 3 months to start tracking my progress and I see that I’ve not only gained 15 lbs in 3 months, but I’m at my heaviest weight I’ve ever been. (Aside from the day I gave birth to my oldest son I was 5lbs heavier but as soon as he was born I was 12lbs lighter than I am now). As someone who’s been struggling with an ed since I was 12, and in recovery for 9 years, this instantly made me spiral. It made me fear that this was going to trigger me, that I wouldn’t be strong enough to stay on the healthy path I am on now and that I would slip back into old unhealthy habits. Tbh, I haven’t been able to stop thinking about that number on the scale since. So, I made some art about it. The first two are from 2020 and the rest of the slides are new. So many millennial women grew up hearing so many negative things about our bodies. We were put into weight watchers, Jenny Craig, drinking slim fast.. because we wore a size LARGE. I still have my mom’s voice in the back of my head telling me that my arms are too fat. Growing up in the early 2000s everything was about being thin, and we were shown photos of actresses with the TINEST amount of fat on their stomach and told they were FAT. Being thin was shoved down our throats and suffocated us. I’ve spent 30 years trying to break those mindsets and some days are better than others. I’m not having a great day today. I just try to remind myself that I am now the adult who is setting the standard for my children about their relationship with their bodies and I always want that to be a relationship full of love. I never want my children to think negatively about their bodies, or to hear me feel that way about mine. So that is pushing me to make sure I’m checking my stigmas at the door. I know it’s hard work, but try to love your body even if you want to change a few things. Because she’s keeping you here on this earth! 🧡

Y’all, I’m struggling right now I’m not gonna lie. The last few weeks I haven’t been feeling at home in my body and I’ve decided to start exercising more and trying to eat healthier. I weighed myself yesterday for the first time in 3 months to start tracking my progress and I see that I’ve not only gained 15 lbs in 3 months, but I’m at my heaviest weight I’ve ever been. (Aside from the day I gave birth to my oldest son I was 5lbs heavier but as soon as he was born I was 12lbs lighter than I am now). As someone who’s been struggling with an ed since I was 12, and in recovery for 9 years, this instantly made me spiral. It made me fear that this was going to trigger me, that I wouldn’t be strong enough to stay on the healthy path I am on now and that I would slip back into old unhealthy habits. Tbh, I haven’t been able to stop thinking about that number on the scale since. So, I made some art about it. The first two are from 2020 and the rest of the slides are new. So many millennial women grew up hearing so many negative things about our bodies. We were put into weight watchers, Jenny Craig, drinking slim fast.. because we wore a size LARGE. I still have my mom’s voice in the back of my head telling me that my arms are too fat. Growing up in the early 2000s everything was about being thin, and we were shown photos of actresses with the TINEST amount of fat on their stomach and told they were FAT. Being thin was shoved down our throats and suffocated us. I’ve spent 30 years trying to break those mindsets and some days are better than others. I’m not having a great day today. I just try to remind myself that I am now the adult who is setting the standard for my children about their relationship with their bodies and I always want that to be a relationship full of love. I never want my children to think negatively about their bodies, or to hear me feel that way about mine. So that is pushing me to make sure I’m checking my stigmas at the door. I know it’s hard work, but try to love your body even if you want to change a few things. Because she’s keeping you here on this earth! 🧡

i would like to formally announce I’m selling my sister

i would like to formally announce I’m selling my sister

#capcut #ياعلي_مدد

#capcut #ياعلي_مدد

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