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Discussions August 3, 2016
Finding Self Love
One topic I've always wanted to talk about here on the blog, but have shied away from, is body image. I hate that it can be a "touchy" subject, but you know what, it's too important not to address. There are too many women struggling with their own body images daily. I would say I'm one of those women. Yes, I'm self conscious. Yes, I have negative thoughts about my body. Now, don't get me wrong, I do love my body, but sometimes I feel like it doesn't love me. Does that make sense? I eat healthy, I work out often, I drink lots of water, I get lots of sleep, yet I still will never meet the unrealistic expectations in my head. Where did those expectations come from? Who am I trying to impress? Who even cares?
The pressures of growing up can cause us to be self conscious. The pressures of being successful, finding a mate, meeting other people's expectations and constant change, to name a few. When you're a kid, you don't really have those pressures. Sometimes I think back to when I was young and was so unaware of body image and the expectations that we, as women, put on ourselves. Where did those days go? I don't even remember the exact moment when I started to become self conscious, but I think it was around college. Up until that point, it was something that never even crossed my mind. I'd like to think it's possible to get back to that mindset.
We need to stop treating ourselves poorly for not having "perfect" bodies. There's no such thing as perfection or being perfect. Having this false mentality that we're essentially creating in our own minds is self destructive and will never lead to happiness. The reason why we have to start within, is because it's not what we look like to somebody else, it's how we see ourselves. In order to be happy, we need to love ourself.
I believe that the most important thing is to be healthy. And be thankful for being healthy. I love my body because it gets me through every damn day, and even though sometimes it feels like it's grudging along, it's doing a pretty good job. When I put it into perspective with all of the terrible illnesses and conditions that so many people have to deal with on a daily basis, it makes me feel guilty for thinking any negative thoughts about the appearance of my relatively healthy body. It's not just about physical health, it's also about mental health. At the end of the day, if we're seeking physical health for the wrong reasons, we're never going to be able to find the answers were seeking.
Our bodies are each built differently and we cannot compare ourselves to others because we are all uniquely different and can never be anything else besides the best of ourselves. With social media and the constant comparison game, it can be a hard battle to win. I can definitely fall short on this one. One moment, I'm feeling really great about myself, and the next, I'm staring at perfectly toned, long legs on Instagram, and regretting the ice cream I had the night before. What I should be doing, is giving myself a pat on the back for kicking ass at the gym all week and giving myself a break for wanting to indulge on the weekend. If you're going to look up to something in someone else, look up to their strengths. What's sexy is strength and confidence exhibited by women of all sizes.
The main reason why I wanted to share this post with you all is because I think the more we become aware of the negative ways we're treating our own bodies (mentally and physically), the better we can focus on correcting the behavior by being nicer to ourselves. The more we look in the mirror each morning and accept and love ourselves as we are, the happier our lives will become. I hope that by opening up and sharing my own personal struggles with body image, some of you will find comfort in knowing that it's okay. You're not the only one. We should all take little steps daily to begin moving down the right path of loving ourselves as we are. Anytime I find myself thinking something negative about my appearance, I've found it helpful to replace it with one thing I love about myself.
Now, my question to you is, what are some ways that you show self love? How do you build up your confidence and love your body as it is? Let's take the conversation away from what we don't like and focus on what we do.
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Very good post! Self love is so important. T x
I love this! No one's perfect. No one's perfect, and we should all love ourselves because hey, you only have one life, one body, so truly love it for yourself! Such a great post, I love your personal posts. On rare days that I love my body, I tend to let it relax and pamper it!
Nice post … This is something we all have to face it in our lifetime at one point or another. We are all unique in each and very own way. We were born to be real … Not to be perfect. Embrace what we have and focus on our best to bring out the brightest in us! :)
I definitely agree on focusing on being healthy rather than looking like perfection, because there is no such thing.
Mich x
You're so right! I couldn't agree more with you but it's true that sometimes I also feel like "my body doesn't like me"!
What a fantastic post! Thank you for sharing Julia! I definitely love to treat myself to some love every now & then. I love to reward myself for eating healthfully & making it to the gym on the reg by booking in massages & facials. Or even just by catching up on my favourite shows on a quiet weekend. It's so important to have those moments to yourself when you can really truly relax.
Self love is difficult to find. often I feel as if I have reached it, but then I am knocked down by the stupidest comment, thank you for sharing this post! xx
I believe in taking care of your body: eating healthy and working-out. The problem is that looking perfect (unrealistic goal by the way) can become an obsession and that's when the problem starts. There are many things about my body that I don't like. And I know that if I "fixed"those things I'd find new ones, so I'd never stop obsessing about my body. The only ones to blame for this are media and society. Portraying perfect bodies and convincing us that it's what we should look like is so harmful. But is there a way to stop it? I doubt it. However, I can help my self confidence by swapping negative thoughts for positive ones. This is easier said than done but I'm using my will power to work on it every day.
On the other hand, as you say, we should be thankful for being healthy. I've seen so many relatives go because of cancer that makes me feel stupid for giving so much importance to shallow things.
I'm glad you decided to share your thoughts on the subject with us. It's a topic that I like discussing because it's really important to take it seriously and to teach young girls about the importance of loving ourselves.
Great post, Julia! :)
Great post dear ;)
beautiful text! i think it's great that you talk about that stuff! and u are right – the most important is that you are healthy and happy!
you are such a cutie – stay exactly how you are!
Love this post! I always just try to think about those who love me unconditionally and that they don't care about my looks. It helps me realize I shouldn't care so much.
I am so glad you are talking about this topic, Julia. It's so important to adress this issue we have with out body image. I am definitely just like you. I look at other people's pictures on blogs or Instagram and thin: Why aren't I that thin, beautiful, why don't I look like that in a bikini etc.It's exhausting let me tell you that. However, I am working on it. I try to think nice things about myself and my body, I eat healthy, I have a yoga practice, I wear clothes that feels good on my body, I try to eat organic.I try try to treat my body right and be nice to it. And be grateful for everything it does for me every single day.
Thank you so much for sharing this post.
I have never posted a comment on your blog, but I think this topic is very important, so I decided to share my feelings. Phisical appearence is not the most important thing in life, even though a lot of people live their lives as if it was. It can't be said enough. Do you think people with a "perfect" body are happy or satisfied and don't need anything else? Being a good-hearted person and having a good character, loving people around you will make you happy, a lot more than being admired for your pretty face, your long legs or your super-cool outfit. I like this post, Julia, you should share more of your good ideas. It's sad that there are only 11 comments for this post.
Omg Jules – I have been following your blog for so long I literally feel like we are bffs and I can call you Jules now – you are such a nugget and I love that you had the confidence and insight to write this post! Coming from someone who constantly has to act as the clothing model for their blog, this is super valid and holds a lot of weight. To know that the beautiful blogger with the perfect clothes and perfect pictures feels the same way we do is very humanizing. I think it's so relevant and important to talk about these types of issues and I really admire you for addressing them. I think you writing this post IS a way of finding self love – not only for yourself, but showing other women that yes, everyone has these struggles and yes, it's ok to be human and embrace ourselves! Thanks for the candid post :)
You are SO right, girl! <3
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I LOVE this post! I have been struggling a lot with this myself lately. To make myself feel better when I am down I will get outside, do some yoga, and remind myself about the same things you mentioned in this post. Another thing that brings me up is bringing other women up! I love leaving positive comments on their posts, especially since we all know the work that must have gone into it! Thanks for sharing!
Oh, thank you for this post! Just what I needed this morning, you have no idea!
Julia, you are INCREDIBLE! This article is one of my favorites of yours!
Julia I just want to say that I've been loving these 'deeper' posts you've been sharing! I totally agree with this, and it's something I struggle with daily, I think I could say that most women do. Although in a way blogging and IG can be dangerous because we can compare ourselves to others, in another way I find most of the community extremely supportive and uplifting and adds positivity to my life each day. Take care and you keep being amazing you! :)
xx Madeleine
Thank you sooo much for being real and posting about this. I think it's something that every woman goes through, which alone is upsetting. The urge to compare is constantly there, especially in social media. I've found by using social media as a support, it eases the burn one can feel. I love the Tone It Up community- it's women supporting women in their personal and fitness related goals. I've received more support from this community of "strangers" then I ever received from local friends. The more we support each other, the easier this feels!
I absolutely love this post and I LOVE that you are writing more personal posts because I think you are an extremely influential woman who a lot of people look up to and admire. Getting to "know you" through the more personal posts has been great because I've been a follower for years and really look up to your drive and strength.
I think everyone struggles with self image and self love and unfortunately social media doesn't help, but at the end of the day all that matters is that we have a positive image and love ourselves no matter what. I think women supporting women is so important and I really respect the fact that you talked about this.
Keep it up Julia- you're fantastic :)
I think social media has a huge impact on our self love don't you think? We see such perfect images constantly without the warts and all stuff!
How I show self love is I limit my social media time every day and I try to balance what I do look at so I include not only image driven stuff but also stuff that will stretch my mind. This helps me with my mental well being and therefore my body image too. It also helps to put stuff into context too, image is important but it isn't the 'be all and end all' of life.
I also make sure I dress for the body I have, not the body I want (or think I have!) So clothes, style and colours that compliment and enhance my own body, not squeezing into something that is considered 'fashionable' and not appropriate for me. This makes me feel better about myself.
I make sure I get enough sleep for me each night (that is way more than the usual 8 hours people talk about!) and I make sure that each day I move! I work from home and it is easy to be stagnant all day. But I make sure come rain or shine I move either outdoors for a walk or swim or stay indoors and do some exercise with a DVD.
The key realisation for me, and this has come wth age, is that my body has been good to me, I am healthy and well and have produced two children. I need to look after it and thank it!! I can't change it, what is perfect for one person isn't for another and with the only body I have so need to appreciate it!
I was coming out of a very dark place when I found your blog 2 years ago, struggling with alcoholism and an eating disorder, and going through a divorce. Your blog was the perfect supplement to the rehab and therapy that I went through. Every single post made me want to love myself more. Your pictures inspired me to start doing things for myself, whether it was curling my hair and doing my make up, making a homemade acai bowl, getting into a good skincare routine, picking up flowers from the market to brighten up my home, finding some routine exercise classes that I genuinely enjoyed (for me it was barre. Channeling my ballet background), getting out of my sweatpants and glamming myself up a bit. Your travel photos have consistently inspired me to be more aware of the beauty in this world. I love getting the gal meets glam emails and reading your posts because you constantly motivate me to value and take care of myself. This post sums up what you accomplish every single day, inspiring women to see the beauty in themselves and around them. Thank you. :)
This post is wonderful, Julia! I love this new series. Your honesty and encouragement/empowerment of women is something to be admired. When I notice myself worrying about my body/appearance, I try to focus on how fortunate I am to be healthy and have an amazing fiancé who loves me just the way I am. And comparison is truly the thief of joy. Thank you for this post! :)
Thank you so much for sharing this Julia! I think one of the reasons I have always admired you and looked to you for style inspiration is because you do look so healthy and realistic! I have always been curvy and even if I'm healthy and work out every day I will always be curvy and I'm happy with that because it's the body I have. I will never have mile long legs and that's okay with me! I have learned to dress for my body type and what makes me feel comfortable. I still have days where I feel like I should work harder or look a certain way, but at the end of the day like you said, this is my body and I love my body because it's the one that has carried me through life.
Thanks for starting an important conversation! It's something we all need to feel like we can talk about! Also, you look amazing and I so appreciate that you work hard in the gym and then have your ice cream. It's real! :)
xo Bryn
Totally agree. Great post! ;)
XX, Mai ♥ New boho-relaxed outfit on Maikshine ♥
When I was younger I used to compare my body with every other girl. As I am getting older and hopefully wiser, I'm starting to appreciate what I have and actually work with what I have.
I wish you a long, healthy life.
Much love,
Hi Julia! Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts on this topic and for being brave enough to discuss your own experiences – I admire your courage and I am so grateful to you for addressing such an important topic on your blog. I absolutely love Gal Meets Glam and often find myself wishing that I had your beautiful hair/skin/eyes/figure so it's very reassuring to know that (even!) you have moments of insecurity about your body and appearance. Sadly, both of my parents have incurable illnesses that will affect them for the rest of their lives and, while this can be very difficult to deal with at times, I am grateful for the fact that this has taught me the value of having a healthy body and mind. We may wish that we had straighter teeth, longer hair, clearer skin and/or a more toned body but what really matters is that we are alive, happy and healthy. Thanks again for such an honest and refreshing post! xo
I do miss those days when I didn't care how I look or what my body is like. It is sad that somehow as we got older, we get more self conscious. I definitely think we all need to work on our mental health and understand that everyone's body is different. For me, I tell myself how far I've come, list what I have accomplished, and when I see the list I realized I am worth so much more than I thought I was.
Loving this new content! Great post as always :)
Thank you for sharing in this post. I would say working out makes me love my body the most. Something about knowing that it is capable of more than I think helps me be proud of my body.
Yes, yes, yes. I agree with you so much on the physical part of it – we can't find an answer to something that we're seeking when we're seeking perfection. It doesn't exist! Great post.
I used to be a very slim and skinny gal back in high school. I'm now 21 and got way more curves. At first, I was so self conscious about it. It happened so quickly and I was not feeling good in my new body. I tried to go back to the way I was before and eat healtier food and exercice regularly. My body never went to the slim stick I was, but I'm starting to love it more now. I think it's normal that women have curves. I won't be a teenager for the rest of my life. I'm an adult now and I'm doing the best I can to be strong and healty. I'm grateful for my body changes, because it also helped me to take control over my bad habits. I really think you look great Julia! You seem like a down-to-earth person with a great personnality and heart. I'm happy to read your personnal post and know you a little bit better :) Have a great day! xox
This is lovely Julia. I love your photo and style posts, of course, but it really is a treat to get to really hear from YOU this way. :)
My self love is tied up in caring for myself. Getting to the gym or outdoors to be active, getting enough sleep, carving out time in my day for some leisure reading, and making an effort to connect with people. The last may seem odd in a list of self-love strategies, but for me, a very connectional introvert who doesn't always see her own worth, making an effort to make connections and communicate with people really is an act of self care. :)
I wish I could go back to feeling the way I did when I was a kid–not caring how I looked and being totally unaware that body consciousness was even a thing. Thanks for this post!
Yoga is self-love for me! Great post.
Hi there, I've been reading your blog for a while now but never commented yet so I thought I should finally say hi! I love this post, something fashion bloggers don't talk about much!! I truly believe Health is Wealth!!! I have been having some health problems lately and it's really helped me remember that it's so much more important to be Feeling good, than Looking good!! Thanks for your honesty here!! Hopefully it will touch alot of readers and help them remember what's really important too!!!
Thank you for being real :)
Thank you for posting this. Self love is really important and something, I feel, most women don't focus on enough. Every morning I try to start my day with a smile in the mirror and a positive affirmation. Whether that be "You look great today!" or "I feel so happy today.", it always helps set me up for a good day. xo
I exercise to FEEL good not to LOOK good, although when I started my motivation was purely vanity. I feel better when I eat healthy, get sleep, drink water, and workout. Yes, there are days when I don't want to do anything. I suffer from depression and it took me a lllooooonnnngggg time to own up to that. When I am treating my body well I can feel my depression symptoms lessen. When I eat four donuts on the couch (yes, in real life) I can feel the sadness creeping in. I try so very hard to treat my symptoms with positive lifestyle choices. I am a mother of four, have a great husband, a beautiful house, a great job, and me owning up to having depression makes me strong, not weak. I suppose that was the turning point for me, when I admitted my weakness I found my strength. I used to want to change so many things about myself, and it was only until recently that I just didn't care about those small things anymore. Life is too short and societies unrealistic expectations are too high to live up to. Plus, I have amazing eyebrows ;)
I love this post! More of these, please :) I really hope that these kinds of posts are the ones were there's a lot of interaction on your part in the comment section, as these topics are so much more personal!
I, myself, go through phases of being totally fine, yes even in love with my own body, and then back to wanting to be fitter/healthier/slimmer again. For me, personally, I'd love to get into a habit of working out on a regular basis. It feels so good to move your body and I love that you and Thomas have that time were you push yourselves to work out.
Julia, I'd also love to know what it's like to really get a 'good look' at your body pretty much everyday, with you having your photo taken all the time and seeing yourself so much. Do you become even more critical of your physique? Does it help you in knowing what suits you? Do you ever look at a photo and think 'I look really good in that one'? I'm just curious to know how all of the photos affect your view of yourself? I know that you must get a lot of comments telling you that you look perfect/have the perfect body, but I also realise that we as women, no matter how good we look, are still in the habit of being quite critical of ourselves. I just wonder how your job influences you in that regard!
I love your honesty! Thank you so much for sharing. You're such an example by caring for yourself and ultimately in return caring for your husband and family, too, by looking after yourself! Well done and keep up your positive outlook on life! Also – high five for having great eyebrows! Mine still need a lot of love ;)
It's not easy, but I try to focus on the things my body can physically do. I've had back problems recently, so my goal has been to strengthen my core (not for appearances, but to make my body feel its best). For anyone who struggles with body image, I recommend looking up Fitness Blender. They have a post on their website about how she overcame eating disorders and they have a ton of workouts that focus on making your body stronger, not leaner.
Love this! This is something I've always struggled with and being a mom to 2 beautiful girls is super important to me. They are teaching me to get over my "issues" and love me for me. I know this in turn will make me a better mom and when the time comes, and they need help getting through this themselves, I'll be better equipped to help them. You've got to love yourself to fully love others.
I think we all have things that we don't love about ourselves and sometimes it's hard to see past it when the media tells us what we "should" look like. I try to show myself some self love by setting aside some me time, whether it's working out or going to a coffee shop and reading a book alone.
This is SO accurate for so many women (and men too, I'm sure)! Body image is such a tough thing to tackle because some days there is just nothing you can do. I have bad self esteem days every now and then, sometimes seemingly for no reason. I just have to remind myself I'm doing the right things and it's okay to indulge every now and then.
It's ironic that you posted this today, because I actually saw you yesterday in Seattle at Bar Melusine. I was waking past on my way home from work and I wanted to go in and meet you and share with you how much I admire your blog, but I chickened out because I had just come off an 8 hour shift and was sure I looked terrible. It had rained on my walk in the morning and my hair was frizzy from that, I wasn't sure how my makeup had lasted through the day, and I just couldn't bring myself to talk to you. I was intimidated by your apparent perfection! You are so beautiful, and I felt so bedraggled after a 9 hour work day. I wish now that I would have just ignored my insecurities because that was probably my only chance to meet you, and I have been following your blog for years, wishing I could meet you in person. I hope your visit to Seattle is going well! If I see you again, are you ok with followers approaching you to say hi?
such a great article! i think we all have to be thankful for what we have…be thankful and kind and if we start to love ourselves (and it´s work yes!) we will all be happy and happy things/people will be attracted to us and so on… <3
I am so glad I came across this post. For far too long, I've been blaming my negative body image on something that someone said to me because it made me question my self-worth. But reading this post, I realized that it has been my lack of self-love that has led me to where I am now. Thanks for the encouraging words!
I love this too, there is no such thing as perfection and we need to love our own bodies and skin we are born with and stop comparing ourselves to others. As there is always someone prettier, slimmer, fitter, etc… It takes away happiness when you compare and want what others have. If you can't get excited about something everyday then you're depressed. http://www.kblossoms.etsy.com
Great article, thank you so much going for sharing your thoughts and your own struggles! For me, nobody has the "perfect body". What we see on social media or in magazines is not the reality, it ha been photoshopped. However, I do believe it's possible to change your body by working out and eating healthy. If you do those things, your body will get toned and you will grow muscle mass (which will help with the cellulite haha). I don't compare myself to others nor do I feel envious of other girls. When I see a girl with the body type that I like (that is to say toned), I just tell myself that I can achieve similar results as her if I work harder. I'm like you, I eat healthy 80% of the type, but I also like to indulge in my favorite foods such as burgers, pizzas, etc. The most important is to remind yourself that you're healthy and that you're doing your best to achieve the results that you want to see on your own body.
All very true thoughts. It's so difficult to not compare yourself to all those others who you think are "perfect." Especially in the age of social media. I used to have issues with friends which made self love more difficult, but all the more important. I ended up deciding that whatever doesn't bring me joy on social media to see, AKA gorgeous women in gorgeous clothes or friends that care about me, I delete them. There's no point in looking at something when it brings me down. Now, I am much happier when I see people online that I want to see rather than those that I feel like I have to pay attention to.
xx Victoria
What a great post!
Thank you so much for this, Julia! You are beautiful inside and out, and I really needed to read this today! I'll reread it whenever I need this very important reminder. <3
I am so glad I came across this post. For far too long, I have been blaming my negative body image struggles on someone else because of something they said to me because it made me question my self-worth. I realize now that it has been my lack of self-love that has led to me where I am now, and I need to fix that. Thank you for these encouraging words Julia!
Love this! Such a great post!
Mademoiselle Coconath
Awesome post! I love your blog so much!
I've become a big fan of your blog and I'm so glad that you are sharing these personal posts. I think it is so important to be genuine and real in a world that unfortunately has very little of that. It's important for those who have that understanding to spread the word to others. I would love to see more role models who demonstrate self acceptance and aging gracefully. While there will always be those pressures is the world, I do think there is a movement happening against those pressures. Thank you for starting the dialogue and being part of the change!
Xo, Kelley
Hi Julia!
I've been receiving your emails for a while and it's something I look forward to every morning when I check my inbox. I really loved this post! It's nice to be reminded that we aren't going through this alone. I've struggled with self love and body image for a while and now that you mention it…I can't remember when it started either. It was like one day I was blissfully unaware and the next…boom! I like the way you handle your self love by saying one positive thing in place of the negative. I tend to turn into a negative spiral of bad thoughts once I get started. My way, if I'm ever feeling like that impending doom of self hate is coming, is to stand in the mirror and find three things about myself that I like. I got the idea from the video of the little girl who pep talks herself in front of the mirror in the morning (have you seen it? super adorable!). It could be my freckles, nose, or hair, whatever comes to me at the time but it tends to make me stand up a little taller and send those negative thoughts packing for a bit. With today's idea of beauty in the media there is always going to be something I'll want to change and no matter how hard I eat clean or workout there will always be an unobtainable goal to strive for.
Thanks for sharing your struggles.
love this post! definitely outside your normal realm but I'm so glad you're expanding into more topics! self love and body confidence is a CONSTANT battle. But I keep reminding myself of all the good things my body can do, and how healthy I am!
xo, Maddy
this is gold thank you julia
xx Isabella
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It's so hard. I workout 5-6 times a week. I'm very healthy and my body is strong. I'm in the best shape of my life……..but yet I put myself down constantly…. trying to look better or be better. I wish I could just simply love myself for how I look. I'm going to start working on that.
Such an awesome post!! Really important for self reflection and adopt a more positive mindset.
This is beautifully written! It's not easy opening up about insecurities,but I'm glad you did. I struggle with the fact that I think i look too skinny. I look all around me and see girls with beautiful curves, big boobs, and a small waist. I cant help but think that they're every guys "dream girl". But then I remind myself that my boyfriend loves me ko matter what. And also a push-up bra helps lol
I love this post and anything that promotes positive body image and self love! Great post per usual Julia, is what makes my day start right! xoxo
Love this and love you for opening up.
Wow! This post could not have been more timely for me. Thank you for sharing your struggles and being candid about something that many of us face but don't talk about. It feels SO good to know others deal with low or lack of self-love too. I play the comparison game all the time. It's exhausting. I strive for a "perfect" life of eating healthy and exercising daily but my motivation is all based on my outward appearance. At times I feel guilty for just looking at a piece of bread. It's insane, really. And my self-love, or lack of, has lead me to make some unhealthy choices. I am now working on eliminating those choices and working towards loving and accepting myself regardless on how I look. Thank you for sharing this. As someone that is a public figure and who has close to a million Insta followers, I applaud you for using this forum to shed light on something that can feel so intimate or telling others "Hey, it's okay. And better yet, we don't need this"
Love this post Julia! This something that I think every woman struggles with. With social media it is so hard not to compare yourself to someone else. I build up confidence by doing something good for my body that I enjoy like going for a long walk on the beach or taking a long bike ride. Not only is it good for my body, but it also helps to clear my mind.
Julia – You are a beautiful girl with perfectly fine body. It's so true, being and staying healthy is the most important thing. You have very cute legs and dresses/clothing looks great on you. You are a very feminine woman which most women die to have your looks and body. The Ladies with long legs may have long legs but they do not have your beautiful face. (Something to think about…) On top of that in comparison your blog is very classy and outshines alot of other blogs.
Thank you so much for sharing! I have been struggling with my body image too, for so many years! It's comforting to know that I'm not the only one who has these issues. I recently had a baby, and it was so hard, but so amazing too – to think that my body can do this incredible thing – nurture and sustain life, give birth to a beautiful human being! As crazy as it sounds, it actually helped me to realize that my body is strong and amazing and healthy – and motivated me even more to take care of myself – not so that I look perfect, but so that I can continue to do amazing things.
Julia, will you share some of your workout tips, you look soo fit…i am surprised you dont think you have the best body ever..haha
I workout and try to eat healthy, thats my way of showing love :)
This is so inspiring Julia – and so true! It's easier said than done, but it's important that we focus on what we do love about ourselves than what we don't. Thank you for this.
Absolutely love the recent personal posts! You have such a positive outlook and it is very refreshing! I starting struggling with positive body image in the last few years, and the only way I get through it is by shutting out others expectations of what I should look like, and focusing on what makes me happy and healthy. It is difficult at times though! It is so nice to read your post and feel like I am not alone. Thank you for the encouragement!
Hi Lauren,
I'm so glad you enjoyed the post! We should find enough self love to not let other people's judgements or criticisms affect the way we think about ourselves. It's definitely easier said than done, though. you are perfect just the way you are. xx Julia
Absolutely loved this post! Thank you so much for being vulnerable and real with how you battle this pressure and these expectations! You truly are so beautiful inside and out!
xo lauren
Hi Kelley,
Thank you so much! And it really is true! For me, it feels more inauthentic not to share these topics, as they're all big parts of my everyday life. It feels so good to be able to be able to open up and cominuicate on a deeper level.
xx Julia
thanks for this Julia! I think this is something we all struggle with!! I know when I work out and eat healthy I feel my best, but i easily let things slide because "i'm too busy". I need to make it a priority. I need to make MYSELF a priority. I think I also realized that we always want something better. We look at other girls and say "I wish I looked like that," when we aren't happy about the way we look, when chances are, someone is probably looking at us saying they looked like us! Hopefully we can all look in the mirror and say "I love what I got!"
Hi Michelle,
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! I can very much feel for you, as I have gone through those same things. One little negative thought creeps in and I end up picking myself apart for all of the things I don't like. It can happen without even realizing it. I love the way you go about sharing self love to yourself, because you deserve it! We all do!
xx Julia
Hi Flora,
You're right, nobody has the perfect body. We're all different, so how can we say what's good and what's bad. We can't. It's about focusing on being the healthiest we can for our own shape and size and loving that! I'm with you that working out and eating healthy makes me feel strong and confident, but I do it for me, not for a size on the scale. Thanks for your awesome comment!
xx Julia
Hi Erynn,
Oh I so wish you would have come over and said hi! I would have loved to meet you!!! I now hope our paths cross over the next few days while we're still here.
Xx Julia
Hi Amanda,
Everything you said is so true! I can only hope that someday I'm able to share and express the same thoughts to my children, and hope that the confidence and strength I'm able to focus on is reflected onto them!
xx Julia
Hi Gabriella,
I love your comment and it rings so true to me! There are days when I feel amazing and confident and others when I pick myself apart. I also find strength in knowing that I have control over being healthy and happy and working out and eating healthy does both of those for me!
I would say that I've become more critical than ever about myself. It makes me sad to realize this but at least I'm realizing it and wanting to change! My mind thinks that if I don't pick myself apart before I post something, then someone else will. So it's made me very critical. I've been working on caring less and being happy with the way I look in that moment because that's ME. I definitely get sick of looking at myself which is why writing these posts feels so good because they are me without being pictures of me. If that makes sense?
Thank you so much for opening up!
xx Julia
Love love love this post! Definitely something that always needs to be addressed. Love you Julia!
xx, Hannah
Loved this post! Thank you so much for writing this piece from your personal experiences and encouraging others to learn about positive body image. Have a lovely week :)
Hi Kate!
Thank you so much for opening up in your comment. It's definitely hard to do, so I really applaud you for that! I'm with you on the love for excerise! It makes me feel strong and sexy to know that my body is capable of pushing itself. Being open allows us to let some of it go. I love that you let go of those changes you wanted to make. I hope to get to that same mentality!
And I love that you love your eyebrows! I love mine, too!
xx Julia
I remind myself that a woman who relishes and takes pleasure in things like good food, decadent desserts, and sultry wine is WAAAAY sexier than a physically perfect specimen. The attitude and confidence of a woman who allows herself to enjoy food (working out should not be punishment for what we eat!) and appreciates her curves permeates into all areas of her life, especially sex! As cliché as it is, I remind myself that you only live once and at the end of my life will I be happier remembering that I denied myself pleasure (and constantly mentally berated myself) in my never-ending quest for an unattainable perfect body, or will I be happier remembering all the wonderful indulgences? One other thing: whenever I see an image of an impossibly beautiful woman with a body I will never have, I remind myself that in all likelihood, that image IS NOT REAL. Photoshop and photo-retouching apps are used ALL THE TIME. I have also googled plastic surgery before and afters on the most famous, gorgeous women in the world – and I have found that nearly ALL of these celebrities have gone under the knife to achieve their "look". Having this knowledge and seeing those before photos helps me keep perspective on reality. Real beauty is in each of us, and it doesn't come from a gym, a knife, a filter, or drawers of makeup.
Thank you for sharing Julia! I hope you know just how MUCH you helped so many women out there reading your post, by merely relating. You, and Thomas, are an inspiration to many people, thanks again for sharing – and I look forward to more! God Bless xoxo
Hi Katie,
Thank you so much for your beautiful message and for opening up. I know it's not easy. I hope you know that your message honestly brought me so much joy. It makes me feel like I'm actually doing something good, which is what I really hope for. You are a beautiful soul and I thank you from the bottom of my heart for following along.
xx Julia
I don't really have problems with my character but I do sometimes get bang up about my body just because I'm not super cut. But, I try to remember that I put in some effort twice a week with my personal trainer and how far I've come with my diet and all the healthy alternative choices I make :)
Your such an inspiring person x
The Leach Life | theleachlife.com
I really needed to hear this today! Perfect post at the perfect time.
I totally agree! I find that when I have pms I tend to hate my body because I feel super bloated and get break outs. I always find that eating healthy and regular excersize
makes me feel better.
This is such an inspiring post! It is so true, that us women at some point between high school and college, become so aware of out body image. We even go above and beyond sometime to try to reach that perfect body, but what is a "perfect body" anyway? Every decade women's image changes. I agree with you that we should just be grateful about being healthy and having cheat meals or even cheat days once in a while won't hurt!
– Ana – http://www.modaddicted.com
Thanks for the reminder that no matter how beautiful you are, there will always be women with whom you compare yourself and feel inferior. You're right – we all have something to be grateful for!
I have always looked at you as having everything perfect. I even get caught up wishing I was you because you seem like you have everything. I know that is a very bad trap to get into, and I shouldn't be comparing myself to anyone. Thank you so much for writing this post! I struggle with anorexia and I struggle with bad body image. This post has shown me that everyone has insecurities, and it is very important to find the good things in yourself. It seems easy to look at others and wish you were them and think about all of the things they have that you don't have, but we should be kinder to ourselves and find the good in ourselves too.
Thank you for sharing this Julia! I know as a woman, I struggle daily about body image and being self conscious and it only gets harder the older I get. I was eating a sweet treat right before reading your post and immediately felt guilty, but by the end, I shifted that negative thought to being proud of myself for getting up at 6am today and going for a run. I love that I prioritize my workouts in the morning before work, because I know myself well enough to know, I will find an excuse to NOT go after work. So then if I want to indulge with my husband or have a sweet treat that a coworker brought into work, I don't have to feel as badly about it. It's balance and forgiving ourselves and embracing what we do love!
So happy you're writing these more personal posts, Julia! I hadn't struggled with body image until this past year or so. I think it's partly because at 25, I can see and feel my body changing in ways it hadn't before, and mostly because I started blogging actually — I found that I started to critique myself in ways I hadn't, both verbally and internally. The latter is unhealthy, of course, but the former has made me more aware and mindful of my body, and less dependent on being 'naturally petite', which has led me to make healthy and balanced changes to my diet/exercise/lifestyle. Being happy and healthy is most important to me.
I noticed that you're featuring clothing items in a range of sizes now, especially recently with your NSale posts. For lack of a less dorky word, I think that's really cool of you. :) x
Jen | affecionada
I think it is really wonderful you decided to post about this topic. I am finally reaching an age that I feel comfortable in my own skin (not to say I never have insecurities) but I know there are so many young girls and teenagers who read this blog and think of you as perfect. I think for those girls especially it is great to hear your reminder that they are enough and even you have struggled with body image. We all do! Thanks for sharing these more real posts Julia! Have a great week (and don't feel guilty about that ice cream)!
Thank you so much for posting this! It's incredibly refreshing to read that you, someone I truly admire so much had the same feelings and thoughts I do. I've wanted to start a blog for some time but haven't because I'm still unhappy about my body. I will try to focus on what I do like just like you said!:)
Body image has been on my mind for as long as I can remember (isn't that a sad thing to be able to say?). All through high school and college, I was highly competitive in a weight-restricted sport; it completely messed with my image of how young women should treat their bodies. I punished my body for so long because I knew it would make me a faster athlete. Unfortunately, it turns out that body image issues don't just go away after getting used to daily weigh ins in front of coaches. The biggest change I've made since college has been finding workouts that feels like a reward for my body instead of a punishment- taking a spin class makes me feel so good in my own skin, so that's what I'm doing for now. Am I jealous that some of my friends still look like the athletes they were in college? Sometimes. But I'm trying to remember that we're all just doing our best.
Thank you so much for this post, Julia! I really needed this today. Reading your blog always makes me smile.
So true. My favorite way to show self love is an indulgent day: a slow morning with a great cup of coffee, a great book, a yummy meal… and a bubble bath. Always a bubble bath.
x, Tyler | http://tinymisstyler.com
Great post, girl. I love love to read this from you!
I find that sticking to my routine and listening to myself and what I want – what I TRULY feel helps so much. To eat well, move my body and be so GRATEFUL that I am alive.
Thank you so much for sharing your lovely thoughts!
I'm really glad you addressed this! I find it sad that so many beautiful women spend their lives thinking their body/image isn't good enough. What's helped me is realizing that my worth doesn't come from how many likes I get on Instagram, nor is my worth determined by other's opinions of me. What matters is how I feel about myself and my body! You are a truly beautiful and inspiring woman Julia!! xoxo Morgan
Well said, thank you for sharing. I take care of myself through weight training, and proactive health appointments… aka. annual dermatologist appointment, annual physical, etc… Knowing that I am purposely taking care of myself gives me great confidence and leads a good example for my kids, esp my daughter who I want to teach to love herself the way she is.
Love this post SO MUCH! Your thoughts echo what I have been trying to focus on – loving my body for its strengths, capabilities such as the places my legs have carried me like up two 14ers, through 8 countries and the many sights I beheld along the way. When I find myself thinking too much about my appearance in relation to working out or eating, I try to shift my motivation to the many more places and views and countries I want my body to be able to explore for many, MANY years to come. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
P.S. – I've really enjoyed experiencing your blog evolve over the 2-3 years I've been following you :) Keep it up!
This post speaks to me tremendously! I'm exactly like you, I work out often, drink lots of water and eat healthy yet I find myself still struggling with self love every single day. Thank you for sharing your struggles and reminding me of the amazing things my body does and is capable of. We need more voices like yours speaking out about tough subjects like this! If you have a chance, I would love for you to visit my blog and check out some of my personal stories https://almostfabulousme.wordpress.com/
This meant so much coming from you. I truly never really "idolized" anyone in my mind or wanted to be like anyone until I came across your blog two years ago. I saw you and your strong love with your husband and I thought "wow", she has it all! It has been wonderful to follow you along on snapchat and instagram and discover who you are in many different settings and it made me realize that you are a real person to…just like me. I say this out of true gal pal love because when I first stumbled upon your blog, I thought you were one of the most stunning ladies I had ever seen, and I immediately began to compare myself to you or say that I wish I had your gorgeous skin, flawless curled hair, toned little body and your gleaming smile. Thank you for this post and reaffirming that you struggle with the same thing as the rest of us. I have tried to do the same thing with my "cheat meals" and realize that I kicked butt that week in the gym and ate so healthy all week, that one frozen yogurt should bring me joy, not make me feel so terrible about myself that I am ashamed the rest of the day/night.
Thank you thank you a million times over for opening up and helping me realize that even the woman who, in my eyes, seemed like she had all the confidence in the world, even struggles with body image sometimes.
Sending lots of positivity, optimism, and self-love your way! xoxo
Great post! I like how you shared your thoughts about body image i a very genuine way. It's so important to love and accept ourselves how we are. For me it has been a long journey, but I finally did it and i have accepted myself as I am.
I absolutely love this post, Julia! Fantastic way to change the conversation and change the tone. Self love and self care are beyond important, they are essential. I applaud you for sharing your own struggles so everyone can learn.
I think everyone struggles with body image issues and finding self love sometimes. I do think there are a lot of really awesome campaigns teaching girls (and women of all ages, and men!) to love their bodies, and I'm happy people have started speaking up about how hurtful it is to have our minds filled with negative thoughts associated with our own bodies! I agree, I think talking more about it is a great way to start to fix the problem we have about being too over-critical of ourselves. Yay for self love progress!
I love every single word of this post.
I couldn't agree more!
Thanks for this!
Great post! I hope I can get myself to a more positive mind set about myself! Thanks, Julia for this!
I read this post as someone who, fortunately, hasn't struggled much with body image issues up until this point in my life yet I've had plenty of other hangups to get over. I have been a long time follower of Gal Meets Glam and I just wanted to say I have watched the evolution of the whole site and it's been amazing!
My advice – take a look at all the great things you've created and have been a part of whether it's this platform or your loving relationship at home. There are so many people, myself being one of them, who could only dream to have and create a platform and lifestyle like you have :) (also, you have the most gorgeous eyelashes ever – WORK IT!)
I don't know if it was perfect timing but I really wanted for you to talk about this topic. All that you wrote is completely true and reading this made me really happy. Thank you for posting this. Lots of love! Xx
I've gained a lot of weight in the last three years and my self-esteem took a huge hit. I'm halfway done losing it all and starting to feel so much better already. It's amazing.
Her Heartland Soul
I'm so happy you wrote this! I feel like it's something many bloggers are afraid to address, and as much as I love the blogging and Instagram world, sometimes I worry it's become too much about comparison. It's nice to remember that EVERYONE feels insecure about their body sometimes, even beautiful bloggers with huge followings. Thank you for sharing! http://www.curiosityandacarrryon.com
Thank you for sharing. I really love these new posts that you are doing, and it's awesome that you are presenting a forum to discuss important issues. I've similarly struggled with body image since college and what's most important to me is maintaining a good work out schedule – I always feel better about my body after hitting the gym. Thanks for inspiring positivity :)
Thank you so much for this! I'm in college now, and body image is a constant struggle. But it helps having female role models who are about so much more than the way they look. I've especially liked your more recent posts like this, because I think you're just beautiful and knowing you sometimes feel this way too is encouraging.
This post really spoke to me. You wrote it so well. Body image is tough and it's never something constant. One moment you weigh so much, you indulged over Christmas or whenever, suddenly you're not happy, you think you're fat. I have always struggled with body image since I was in grade school. Boys called me fat, it didn't matter I was pretty. When I wasn't fat, when I made the decision to be active, my skin broke out and I hated that, and that I had to wear glasses. In university, I was a pretty girl, but it was hard to not compare myself to my best friends who were thinner and to not listen to other girls who were jealous. Later, mental health became an issue. Dealing with depression and severe fatigue, I put on weight and miss having the physical ability to walk far enough or do cardio intense enough to lose weight. My skin is nice now, I take care of myself, dress well, but it's still difficult at times. I try to just say whatever. Most images we see of woman in magazines etc are touched up, and the idea of being so perfect is false. We can only be ourselves, so we just need to be happy and fake it until me make it. Thanks http://www.mandibelle16.wordpress.com
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I really love and appreciate this post. I've had body issues for as long as I can remember. After I had my daughter I was so hard on myself for not losing the 30 pounds I gained overnight and it caused post partum depression. I ended up losing the weight over 6 months by eating healthy and exercising and I regret so badly my negative feelings I had about my body after it had literally grown, birthed, and fed a baby. I'm pregnant with my second now and have such a different outlook and hope every day that I can teach my daughter self love and focus on healthy habits instead of size.
So glad you're speaking out about this and sharing your perspective. I think all women struggle to accept their bodies and have good days and bad days. I know I do!
Thank you so much for sharing such a positive message in this blog post :) I agree – self-love is often overlooked, but it's super important, especially to young women. Being healthy is the most important, just like you said, and I really admire how you're trying to spread so much positivity!
XO, Elizabeth
Thank you so much for posting this, this is exactly what I needed! Sometimes I feels like all I can think about is my body image while I neglect the things that are actually important in life. One of the main ones is actually thinking about nourishing my body! One of the things I have been doing recently is taking baths and telling myself that I am beautiful the way I am. That probably sounds quite bizarre but it often gets me connected to things that aren't just my weight :)
Thank you again for sharing Julia, you are so gorgeous! x
It's so important (and difficult sometimes) to love and accept ourselves everyday. It has been difficult for me! Loved this post!
I didn't notice by body until college when I gain the glorious freshman 15. I've always been very thin but started getting compliments that I looked great with the added weight, but I didn't feel like myself at all. I am now back to being my healthy self and loving it!
Thank you so much about addressing this!
xox Tess | Sequins are the New Black
Such a great post! I think it is great to show self love by just taking a moment and looking at myself in the mirror and accepting every bit of our body.
Loved reading this. I'm so over trying to impress someone with a 'PERFECT' body knowing that doesn't even exist. Just try to stay healthy and happy and your body will show it! Have a lovely day ♥
Love this post! Such a great message!
What a great post! I am loving the switch up in some of your content. It shows you are growing as a blogger and person. Thanks for letting us in on some of your more personal thoughts!
I show myself love by taking time for myself. Having a hot relaxing bath, baking, hanging out with my friends, and working out!
Thanks again for sharing a more personal side of Jules!
This is such an important post, Julia. Almost everyone deals with body image issues. When I find myself preoccupied with negative thoughts, I do something for someone else. Giving my time to others is not only helpful to those around me, but it reminds me that there is so much more to life than analyzing what is in the mirror
I've often wondered if it would be difficult for a style blogger to have a job that forces you to evaluate images of yourself on a daily basis. Many women struggle with body image issues, but I could see it affecting bloggers especially. It is very interesting to hear your perspective on body image for that reason. One thing I find refreshing about your blog is the well-rounded lifestyle it depicts– lots of hiking, exploring, eating at restaurants. I think the key is to embrace what makes you unique, and you do such a great job of doing that. I can SO relate to your thoughts on legs. I have the same issue, but it helps to remind myself that I have more curvy legs because I'm a runner, I love to hike, and that builds up muscle. Plus, why do we all need to look the same? Why should women need to look small? We can take up all the space we want! It goes without saying that you are absolutely gorgeous and have an inspiring zest for life.
I love this post so much. Not only is it constructed beautifully, but you're right. Let us indulge for the weekend! Preach, girl!
Let us converse with what we do have and not what we don't. – I could not agree more.
I've struggled with self-image my entire life. Always being compared to my younger sister who has always been thinner, and smarter. But you know what, I'm healthy. She's healthy. That's all that matters. At this point in my life, I know what needs to be done to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Some days are better than others, but at least we're getting through it!
Love this post. Thank you for the reminder of self love!
Great post! Thank you for talking about this even though it can be very difficult!
I read your blog every day, and this post is my favorite so far. I have been struggling with my new body since having a baby – it has changed so much over the past few years. I have been very hard on myself, wishing I looked like I did before. Thank you for reminding us to be kind to ourselves, to be grateful for our health, and to appreciate our bodies. Sending hugs!
This post is great and so necessary in our society! It is great that with social media we op to put ourselves out there, however it can ruin our confidence when we start to compare ourselves to others. Thank you for the reminder that we really need to start loving who we are.
Great post! And I love the photo you choose !
I follow your blog since long time! !!
I love your post.It is so honest! How do I care for myself? I meditate, go for a massage and spend time with my family. Social medias are not real. Ad it is important to know that.
I love this post and couldn't agree more with you! It's such a blessing to be alive and to be present in this world…I love working out to show my body self love. I also love to have "balance" in my life whether that being having a green juice one day and ice cream the next, or working out really hard one day and relaxing the next. I think balance is very important! :)
Thank you Julia! In this day and age, it is so hard to focus on what's really important – being healthy and happy for all that our bodies can do – instead of getting trapped in constant comparisons.
Thank you for saying "what's sexy is strength and confidence exhibited by women of all sizes," because this allows beauty to be seen individually. I'm in need of some more self love! Moved and inspired xx
Julia, thank you for sharing this. All too often we forget that we are all in this together, we all doubt ourselves from time to time and you have started a great conversation here. I think the comparison thing has gotten way out of hand. There are so many beautiful women on IG, yourself included, and too may times (I will admit I have done this) we think "why can't I be like that" or " I'll never have (insert anybody part here)". Instead, we should applaud them for being beautiful and confident enough to share with others. Nothing about that detracts from yourself! We each have our own unique gifts that make us special. I find when I get too deep in the IG comparison thing I shut it off for a few days and get back to the real world. As for your question, I am finding self love by giving myself a break. I try too hard to do everything and sometimes I just can't. And that includes days of skipping my workout to either work, study for exams, or help my kids with some project they have. I stopped looking at that as a loss and instead look at the days when I can get to the gym as a win! xx Rox-Anne, Celebratingthislife.ca
I love this kind of posts, its cool when bloggers talk about real stuff and I'm with you!
Come and visit my blog! XOXO Have some clothing CUPONS on my posts
Thank you for sharing your thoughts in this post. While I wish I could say I love my body, I look in the mirror every day and don't like that I see. Let's face it: We have movies, tv, fashion and magazines to thank for this. We don't learn this behavior anywhere but through our parents, peers and the media. I have made a conscious effort to not support companies that use sex to sell products, sexualize or use violence against women/cut off body parts in ads and I do my best to never compliment someone in a way that says, "You're so skinny, you look great!" etc. I am making a new and conscious effort to be nicer to myself and continue to exercise and like you said, appreciate that I am able bodied.
This is a great post! I love that you are feating ones like these :) One of the ways I practice self love is reminding me how freaking good I have it! Like you mentioned above, I am a fairly healthy person and I have the ability to move each day. As long as I remind myself of the things I can be grateful of, and actually take advantage of those by running, doing yoga, or going on a hike, that is the best way I know to practice self love. One again, wonderful post! http://www.chasingbelle.com
I think that the 'blogospehere'is so over saturated with pretty girls that wear pretty things. While pretty pictures can be nice to look at once in awhile, I think that what 20 something girls are looking for. or at least myself, is content. REAL content. If you have a stage to inspire girl/women I think that is is so important to take advantage of that. What I feel like I am missing from the bloggers I follow, is anything inspirational beyond a cute outfit and nice travel photos, and would love to see ladies start blogging more about real issues, or providing some sort of guidance/advice/teaching on something. I think this post scratches the surface on that. To me, you appear to be someone who is intelligent and has the ability to write about interesting things that can uplift/educate/inspire others. Of course it is your place to decide what content you produce, but this is just one suggestions from one reader(who's not looking for a back link) :)
I love that your covering more issues and topics like this here on Gal Meets Glam! Thanks for sharing girl! BTW you have nothing to worry…Your BEAUTIFUL!
I too have struggled with pay image since I was a preteen. When I find balance is when I'm making healthy choices(diet/exercise) for my health and not my appearance.
Comparing yourself to someone else is the quickest way to spiral into negative body image thoughts. For instance, I admire your lovely slender arms. But if I start to compare my slightly plump ones to yours i lose appreciation for what I do love about my body, and what makes me unique.
My wonderful mother once said to a good friend of mine after someone had meanly compared her to another girl: "nobody has your eyes".
And that's true for all of us. We all are beautiful in our own way. And we have to focus on that- instead of the negative aspects. Because EVERYBODY has those!
Also, when I'm feeling rather dimply/pudgy or just having one of those days- I avoid mirrors at all costs;).
Love this post! So uplifting!!
XO Brittany
Thank you Julia. I really needed this "pick me up talk" today. I have been struggling with body image for years. Best words I read today and the minute I start feeling down again, I will come back to this post.
Such a thoughtful and well written post! I feel like we all experience these feelings, and its nice to read such an honest take on it :)
So true!
I wanted to let you know how much I'm enjoying this new series of discussion posts!
xx Kristen
I really love and appreciate the new types of posts you are doing on your blog. Sometimes looking at instagram, pinterest and blogs all the time can have you feeling like there is a perfect level that you can never live up to. But the reality is that nobody is perfect and everyone (EVERYONE) has insecurities! Thanks for sharing and really enjoying these types of posts :)
This post is so incredible. Yes, it can be a touchy subject to address. However it's something that every woman has felt at some point or another! I make a point to smile when I see myself in the mirror and reflect on my inner happiness – it helps to bring that positive image outwards.
xx Kathryn
Long time follower, first time poster. I love this. Especially your comment on being grateful for your health. I spend far more time being mad at a few extra pounds than I do being grateful that I'm perfectly healthy. Thanks so much for sharing and helping me reframe my own negative internal monologue.
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Thank you for writing this post! I felt really great about my body before getting pregnant… I felt like I understood how to make it work and feel best. Then, my body changing forced me to have to relearn everything. In the end, I realized I had to accept that my body will forever continue to change. It forced me to start listening even closer to what my body needed and take time to relax and take moments to just breath while focusing on my body. This helped me fall back in love with this different, but great new form. I'm 39 weeks now and I finally feel prepared for my body to change again. You are such a lovely person with such grace, and I hope it is always easy for you to see the great things about yourself when you find yourself being negative.
Thank you for this post! You have a beautiful body, and I love the way you are always inspiring others to exercise, eat well, live an active life, and dress beautifully. I try to do the same in my own life and do most things in moderation. We should all strive to do things out of love for our awesome, rocking bodies!
Hell yeah, Julia. Congratulations on using your platform to discuss issues that your readers are most certainly dealing with. I am supremely impressed. Hope you are both well. Xx
Same here. Got a problem with weight loss after giving birth to my son. I focused on what I want and what I need. Self love is a must in order to give love to others.
Absolutely love this post! Thanks for sharing x
This is a wonderful message to all. So many of your followers envy you for your beauty (you are gorgeous in every way!), so it's nice to share some honest thoughts about yourself, since so many girls feel the same way. Women in general can be so judgmental towards each other. We need to ban together to change how society views us and this post is a positive way forward. Thank you, Julia! xo
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I loved this post Julia! I've been following your blog for a long time and absolutely love it and your style but reading this definitely brought out another dimension. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on what is such an important conversation to have. :)
Good for you. I have been following your blog for years, before I had kids…and now 2 kids later. I always look to you for fun, great style. Your new blog posts' have just made me like you even more. Your sense of style and your geat attitude on body image makes you a wonderful role model for women young and old. Whenever I feel dwon about how my image has changed since growing up and becoming a mother, I look at my two hilarious,beautiful little boys and think to myself it is so so so worth it. Love the body you have and love the fun amazing cloths you get to out on it. xo
Very nice post Julia. I remember being in middle school and not liking my shoulders because they were manly (I was a gymnast). I used to think that as I got older it would be easier, I would love my true self more, but in fact it's gotten harder. You are right that because of social media, it's even more "in our faces". Especially after having kids, it makes it much harder to look and feel your best. I had twins and was truly stretched to the limit (no joke!). In my mind I still see myself as this pixie girl I was in my 20s, but then I see the pictures and it hits me again that I will never have the body I once had. It's a never ending battle and I dare say most days I'm not winning it. My true identity is in Christ and I do my best to remember it! You are beautiful, I hope you win the battle. I hope T reminds you daily! :)
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Hello Julia!
I just wanted to say, that the amount work that is being done on this blog is incredible. I mean, I follow probably every blogger in this world, but nobody has such a well organized, clean, easy and super beautiful website. As I work as a online marketing manager I have an eye for good website work.
Futhermore, the looks, the stories and the cuteness of your face is so compelling, that reading becomes a happy moment in one´s everyday life. Pictures are great too!
Keep up the good work and take care!
Absolutely love this post! There are so many blog and instagram posts, not to mention magazines out there that portray this idea of a perfect body but it is so important to love the body you have. Much easier said than done, I know it's taken me a few years, but now I wish I'd got over my body issues sooner! or just not worried about what other people thought, to be honest I think thats the key. I'm happy with how my body is now but its definitely still a work in progress!
Brava Julia! Thank you for taking a stance and putting your voice out there so that people like me, and all the other women who commented on this post, can take a step back, and refocus on loving ourselves the way we should be. I admire your gumption. Xo
Late to find this post and you probably won't see this but I want to comment anyways! I really appreciate this post. My self esteem has had a rough go of it this year with my thyroid causing a sluggish metabolism that's caused a lot of weight gain and acne. I've basically spent the summer in sweatpants and t shirts and just hid from the world and constantly worried that people are judging me. I'm now working with someone and eating as healthy as I can and taking care of my skin. Self love isn't easy, it's probably the hardest kind of love. I feel like right now i'm a work in progress, and I don't have to love myself every day or even every month or six months! But something we can all try to do is be present every day. Don't skip out on wearing something or doing something because you feel down about yourself. Love your life, accept compliments from others, be nice to other people and be in the moment! I'm sure it's hard having a huge following because everyone has an opinion about your every move, but ignore the haters and do you. You are adorable! Thanks!
This post was brilliant and I can't thank you enough for writing it!
I've read your blog for years and only commented a few times, but I just had to say that I love and respect you more than ever after this post! My best friend and I remind each other all the time to be thankful for our good health and bodies that allow us to exercise, explore, sleep, and do so much more. As a blogger I struggle each and every day with comparing myself to others, and as someone who has had body image issues since I was 15 or 16, that makes it really hard at times. I will never have stick skinny legs or not have a bubble butt, but I need to be accepting of that, even if I don't look like so many of the girls on my Instagram feed. But like you mentioned, I think each time you have a negative thought about yourself or your body, that it's very healthy to remind yourself of something you love about yourself and your body. I've also decided that any time I'm having a pity party about my body that I'm going to do something healthy…whether it's a walk around the blog with my dogs, or a spin or yoga class.
You and your blog are always so inspiring. Sometimes I think your life looks extremely perfect because you have incredible clothes and get to go on the most amazing trips quite frequently. But I think I can speak for others in saying that this series and this post have made you feel so relatable and like we could talk about it in person. I appreciate you putting yourself out there and using your influence in such a positive way! xo
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Thanks for this post. It's really interesting to see that you have hang-ups because to me you are super stunning. It makes me realise that maybe my hang-ups are nothing to worry about either :) And I actually think you come across amazing on camera. I'd love to see you do more videos!
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