An amazing lady I know was body shamed in an international airport yesterday because she was deemed too skinny; trust me, she isn’t. She’s an established & disciplined life coach, that is ultimately confident in the skin she’s in.
Suffice it to say that it isn’t her girth that makes me take notice when she posts on social media, it's that she's intelligent and has an amazing energy/outlook on life; which was proven in her response to her followers on Instagram after the incident.
Here’s a condensed snippet:
@lifestyle.health.travel: I got “too skinny” at the airport today! LOL I was like phewf, I’ll take two muffins today and stop working out so I can gain some weight and start feeling shitty about myself and start making comments to skinny girls too! #goals
Notice that it’s never the people ahead of you who are criticizing you, they are too busy working on their own goals, it’s always the people behind you who are whispering, making comments and wondering how the hell you do it!
There is always one choice between judgement or inspiration.... try on inspiration for a change, trust me, it feels way better.
(Be sure to look her up and follow to her. You won’t regret it!)
(Be sure to look her up and follow to her. You won’t regret it!)
Anyway, as you know, from my quest for my waist electronic journal posts, “too skinny” will never be a criticizing whisper I’ll ever have to endure. Guess you can say, had I not had to travel the road I have, my personality wouldn’t be as outgoing albeit quirky as it is.
I wholeheartedly admit that my personal inspiration's always been one dimensional. The more I was bullied and misjudged, the more I became determine to prove the naysayers & injectors of hate wrong. I took in every single mean word and action, and as much as it hurt, I stood tall.
I stood so tall for so many years, that I eventually ended up in a different atmosphere, which brings me to my biggest motivator of all.
I'm sure this probably isn’t the inspiration that Tina H @lifestyle.health.travel is talking about… But it will forever work for me.
Two words, One finger!
I stood so tall for so many years, that I eventually ended up in a different atmosphere, which brings me to my biggest motivator of all.
I'm sure this probably isn’t the inspiration that Tina H @lifestyle.health.travel is talking about… But it will forever work for me.
Two words, One finger!
What can I say, I have always been a true believe that less is more.
While touring Bourbon Street, I met my most inspirational mantra/t-shirt EVER! TAKEN: APRIL 9th, 2017 |
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