1. Since you started blogging has your image of yourself changed?
Yes, I am definitely more aware of how I look at all times not to the point that I'm obsessive but I really pay attention to what I'm wearing and I take more time when I shop.
2. Are you self-conscious about any aspect of yourself? If so, do you
go out of your way to avoid it or do you post it/talk about it anyway?
Yes , I think most people are a bit self conscious about of certain things concerning their bodies and I'm certainly no exception. I don't think I go out of my way since I've never really done any personal photograph shots but
3. Based on how you are feeling now, what do you think the future
holds in the evolution of your body image?
Tone up and trim down , I've always been active and worked out in some form, but this year I plan on working more in the gym and with a trainer.
4. Do you photograph yourself for your blog? If so, how do you feel
about the experience when you're having your picture taken? If you
choose not to post pictures of yourself, what prompted that decision?
No, not at this time but I will be posting pictures this year.
5. What would you want every person who struggles with body image to
take to heart?
That real beauty comes from within, you are more than the label in the back of your clothes or a number on the scale and you must know your worth no one can give that to you, you must now it for yourself find out what make you happy or what it is you need to be happy and go after it.
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4 comments:
Hey Natasha,
That picture above really shows that we have to be happy with ourselves inside and out. Once we start touching up areas and taking away that part we take away our personality. If we all were retouched there would be no originality because we all would have the same cheekbones thighs and hips, etc.
JTwisdom
Http://bubblingwitheleganceandgrace.com
@JTwisdom Amen, this is so true love who you are and what you can change if it bothers you change it.
Even if we all had the opportunity to smooth away all of our flaws would that really change who we are? The heart remains the same so perhaps it would be best to work on the inside 1st. I know I certainly would enjoy the company of a great person rather than a pretty one. I love this picture of Aisha with all the mark-ups.
@Rez well said, yes we all want to look nice but when you really get down to it, it's not whats on the outside that counts but everything on the inside.
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