A snuggly moment with my sweetie. Love when this happens! I also just wanted to say that I have read comments on here and wanted to throw this out there. I think it's sad today society thinks you have to have a booty and curves to "healthy" when that is not the case. There are so many body types and all are beautiful. I am 5'10 and have always been somewhat naturally thin. I gained 50 pounds with each of my pregnancies and after my second I couldn't even lay on the ground and do a simple sit up. I felt really weak and wanted to get back in shape since I have always enjoyed working out. I started a diet and started to work out with a personal trainer (Marcel Dinkins @sheikfitness) who I worked really hard with and built up a good amount of muscle mass. After about a couple months of dieting I no longer needed to and only worked out (I no longer diet but try to eat healthy for the most part). I have continued to work out about 3 or 4 times a week and am 100% healthy. I appreciate everyone's concern but I have worked hard and am proud of the way I look and I hope that all women can feel proud of how they look because life is too short to have any memories other than fond ones of yourself. I was insecure in highschool and college and hated looking back on photos thinking "I can't believe I thought I needed to lose weight!" I want to always look back on photos and memories knowing I loved myself and the way I looked at whatever stage. After I had Rosie I still had a bit of weight to lose but was really proud when I saw a photo of me (about 25 lbs heavier than I am now) and remembered thinking "I look good!" That is how it should always be. We are all beautiful in our own way. But I also know that 99% of the comments are so uplifting and make me feel so good and those are noted far more! Thanks for everyone who spreads their positive vibes and know that they are read and appreciated. I love you guys and thanks for inspiring me!!!! ❤️❤️ #ihavenobuttsowhat

amberfillerupさん(@amberfillerup)が投稿した動画 - 2016/12/13 07:47:03