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 I've spoken on this before recently, but in August last year I gained 15 pounds. It was really sudden and was brought on by a new relationship at the time. I have managed to shed about 6 of that, but the mirror's reflection is still a struggle to bare daily. I know I am not necessarily "big," but in regards to the industry, I am. I also know that I preach health and body positivity; it is not that I do not follow that, but more so that I am trying to listen to my words. I want to lose the rest of the weight for my health, my comfortability, and my art.

I used to work out every single morning before class - every morning! That was about 3 years ago. The decline was gradual, but now I barely work out at all. I am pushing myself to try and get back into that habit. I know it is good for me and I know it will give me the results that I want, but as we all know, depression is a bitch and you are your own worst enemy.

I don't need anyone to tell me I am beautiful. I don't need to be told that I am not "fat" or anything else. It does not matter what you say, because it won't change how I feel. Only I can fix what I find to be a problem. You can't make anyone else do that for you.

If you want change, then change.

Photographer/workshop: Naturally Boudoir
MUA: Staci Gibbs
Wardrobe: beshamelessinc
Model: Jenovax Lilith
Georgia 2019

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Anonymous

When I was 58, I was morbidly obese at 266 lbs. When I did my first bodybuilding show at 67, I was at 148 lbs. My transformation did not truly begin until I learned to accept and love myself the way I was at the time. That's about the only advice I could give. Yes, it does have to come from within you but accept who you are now.