HOW TO DEAL WITH UNREQUITED CRUSHES
Q&A Wednesday: How did you become so confident?
Warning: Touch a bit on disordered eating, destructive behavior, and I throw the F-bomb around a bit so….
EDIT: Been asked about the progressive “activities” I was referring to:
- Dressing up/photoshoots
- Minimizing exposure to media (tv, radio, etc)
- Excluding poisonous people from my life, lots of solitude for a while
- Wearing a bikini at the beach (even though I was scared)
- Learning to be body positive (health looks different on every body, “fat” is not an insult)
- Traveling/vacation alone
Windy rooftop adventures, y’all.
When my mom or my sister are sad, I will give them a hug and sing or hum this song to them. So if you’re ever sad, just remember….
This is probably my final song before my trip!
Ay, this song reminds me of my dad. The Little Mermaid was his favorite show at MGM. He would always light up when the theme started and we were sprinkled with water. He was a sucker for great theatrics. The happiest memories I have with him are at Disney World, it’s also where he spent his last birthday. If I’m lucky they’ll be able to say the same thing about me.
I’m so excited! I will be gone til Tuesday, but I’ll leave the queue on!
I AM THE PRINCESS! GOO GOO G’JOOB!
All bodies are good bodies. Health is different at every size, you can’t diagnose someone on sight, and whether someone is healthy or not, they deserve to love themselves. Self-love and happiness above anything else. Our health is not always in our control, some people will be unhealthy, some will be ill, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have the right to be happy in their bodies. We come in different shapes and sizes, we deserve joy, we deserve respect.
Oh my god, look at this, look at this, look at this!
Chatting with Emily!: What are you laughing for?
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Life is too short for us not to know each other.
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