Sometimes the gravity of life can lead into situations that we never expected. With no longer having the routine of comfort, it’s easy to get scared, stressed and anxious. But one movie helped one of our contributors realize it is often the ‘gravity’ of life that shapes and defines who we are.
An individual’s relationship with their body is immensely personal by its very nature. Our bodies are influenced by our unique life experiences and the words we choose to celebrate them will differ.
The low self-esteem and negative situations that we encounter do not have to get the best of us or change our positive perceptions about ourselves. We must change the perceptions that we have about ourselves in order to change our realities.
This actress is not scared to say the things that people often stray away from voicing; in fact, she embraces it. Accordingly, she has become a champion of body positivity, but in a very unique type of way.
What started out as a way to stay connected is quickly turning into a platform for revolution. The inspiration behind the movement is the notorious quote “Pretty girls don’t eat” – it can easily become your new mantra.
Lifestyle blogs are becoming a popular way for celebrities to get on our collective social radar. Several days ago, celebrity Lauren Conrad released a blog that is leading society to have healthier dialogue on everything relating to “skinny.”
There’s a reason why they say the best things in life are worth waiting for… because they are. But a lot of times, it’s difficult to relax and let time take its course, especially when you’re in recovery. Whether it is an eating disorder, depression, anxiety or any other issues, recovery is recovery.
