Teen Vogueのインスタグラム(teenvogue) - 5月29日 02時12分

“No love like self love,” reads the hand-drawn caption to one of @libbyshappyproject’s illustrations. Her account is BRIMMING with body positive goodness, but 16-year-old Libby didn’t always feel that way. “Since I was thirteen, I've struggled with body image,” she tells @Teen Vogue. “At its worst, I had so little confidence I didn't want to go outside.” That changed in April 2017, when Libby began her project, celebrating “boobs and other wobbly bits without turning them into objects of sex.” She says, “I’m so much happier now than I think I’ve ever been.” Libby’s drawings show people of all different shapes, sizes, colors, and abilities living their best life. “I don't think I'll ever get bored of drawing bodies because people are never repetitive,” she says. She gets firsthand proof of the power of representation when she gets feedback from people who feel seen by her “doodles,” as she calls them. “Every time somebody messages me saying I've helped them or made them smile, I think, 'Yes, I'm doing something right!'” She’s not just doing something right—she’s making something great. ✊?✊?✊?✊?✊? What Instagrams make you feel seen? Tell us whose feeds you want to see in our weekly #ShineTheory ?

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