By Her View From Home You Look Great In Those Skinny Jeans (and It’s Time To Believe It)
My parents recently decided it was finally time to clean out my childhood bedroom and bathroom after over a decade…
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By Adam Lowe You Are Worth Everything
Ever play the game Truth or Dare as a kid? I’m sure you did, pretty much everyone has, I know…
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Breaking Up With the Bully In the Mirror
First, I made friends with myself. I don’t know when or how it begins, but if you’ve ever battled insecurity,…
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Dear Body, I’m Sorry I Haven’t Treated You Well
Dear body, I’m sorry I haven’t treated you well. After everything you’ve done for me, you would think I’d be…
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I Want a Body That Tells the Truth
I’ve decided I don’t want a body that lies. I'm going to embrace a body that tells the truth. I…
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By Moriah Couch I Want To Love My Body, But I Struggle
I remember being 10 years old and having my first experience with not liking my body. I learned from that…
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At Night, I’m Alone With My Shame
I feel it coming on every night. After the kids are in bed and the dishwasher is loaded, it washes…
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By Anna-Louise Osborne Dear Daughter, Be Kind To Yourself
There are lots of things I know I want to do or be as a mother. One of my biggest…
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By Lauren Eberspacher To the Rest of the World I’m Too Heavy, But God Carries Me
This is 200. This is what four kids in seven years, COVID, seven months of high dose prednisone, and life,…
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By Tynea Lewis To the Plus Size Woman Struggling With Her Weight
Mama friend, I know you are unhappy with your weight. You stand on the scale and wonder how the number…
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By Miranda Woodruff Don’t Wait, Love Your Body Now
To the woman who is struggling to love what she sees in the mirror. To the woman who refuses to…
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By Jennifer Bailey I Hated This Picture My Husband Took of Me—Until I Looked Closer
Mirror, mirror on the wall . . . this can’t be me? On the rare occasion, my husband snaps a…
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