25-letnia Mallory King co prawda nie ma idealnego ciała, ale nie wstydzi się zamieszczać w sieci zdjęć, na których widać jej niedoskonałości. Jakiś czas temu kobieta została skrytykowana przez internautę. Postanowiła się odgryźć i w odpowiedzi na kąśliwy komentarz zamieściła zdjęcie, na którym widać cellulit oraz środkowy palec. Instagram zareagował szybko i usunął fotografię z serwisu. Powód? Prawdopodobnie przez cellulit! 25-latka swój kolejny post skierowała do twórców Instagrama. Zwróciła w nim uwagę na to, że każdego dnia Instagram zalewa tysiące zdjęć, które są przerobione albo przedstawiają kobiety w wulgarny sposób. - Świat potrzebuje więcej kobiet, które nie wstydzą się pokazywać swojego ciała - zaapelowała Mallory King.
Yes, it's #SelfLoveSunday and yes, I'm posting a progress picture. A smaller size in NO way equates to more self love. The person on the left was learning to love herself regardless of what size she was. What I learned from that motivated me to take better care of my body. I wanted to honor and respect myself. My diet is far from perfect and sometimes I don't exercise for a week (like this past one) but loving myself has helped me find a healthy balance more than anything else. You can't hate yourself into loving your body. So start now, at this very size, and focus on what you can appreciate. Let that manifest into something great. #SelfCare #SelfLoveEveryDamnDay #KingsCoaching #EveryBODYIsBeautiful
Post udostępniony przez Youtube Malzisfit (@mallorykingfitness) 26 Lut, 2017 o 2:11 PST
If you follow @sundaymorningview you probably saw the image they posted of me that's very similar to this one except I was giving the middle finger to the haters that leave negative comments about my cellulite. The image blew up, getting an overwhelmingly positive response. Well, that image was deleted by @instagram this morning. This upsets me for two reasons 1) Why do thousands of posts go unremoved that show butts and boobs in WAY more vulgar ways than mine? Is it because my cellulite is offensive? Is it because I'm not trying to be sexy? Is it because I don't have the body type that is continuously shared on here? 2) Why are people so threatened by a woman unafraid of showing her body and speaking her mind? People used the excuse that their kid could see the photo. Don't let your kid on social media! No, that's not it. It's either people feel threatened by my fierceness or people are so brainwashed by media that a perfect pair of tits or butt is fine to flash but a body that's outside of the norm is offensive. Fuck that. Y'all can report my photos as much as you want, I'm gonna keep sharing them because the world needs more women unashamed of their bodies and unafraid to share their voice.
Post udostępniony przez Youtube Malzisfit (@mallorykingfitness) 22 Lut, 2017 o 3:23 PST
So freakin bloated and sluggish today. Traveling always displeases my stomach, even though I ate a pretty well-balanced diet (especially for vacation) and even kept up with my probiotic. I likely did eat more sodium than usual and not enough fiber. But even though I don't feel like my best self I still have a great deal of love for this body of mine. I'm grateful to be healthy enough to hike up a mountain and handle a huge increase in altitude. I'm grateful I didn't let my anxiety get the best of me while flying and I'm just so thankful for the opportunity to even be able to travel and enjoy some time off. I know many people aren't granted that opportunity. There's always something to be grateful for, there is always good, there is always hope. This is why I choose to stay positive and to love and accept myself as well as others. I choose to see the good. It is a choice, and sometimes a hard one, but you have to choose wisely. #SelfLoveSunday
Post udostępniony przez Youtube Malzisfit (@mallorykingfitness) 29 Sty, 2017 o 11:57 PST
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