Ashley Jamesさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Ashley JamesInstagram)「Let's talk about body confidence in lockdown. ✨ I talk about feeling comfortable in your own skin a lot, but I'm not going to lie, being in lockdown has been testing for me in terms of my own body image and I've felt my body dysmorphia creeping back in... "We don't do this anymore", I keep telling myself, as I remind myself that I am more than my body. Sexiness is not defined by the shape of our bodies, it's a state of mind. Our beauty is not defined by how toned or tanned we are. We just have to look around at all the beautiful women we know (or dont know) to see that. We judge ourselves more than others. Being stripped of my weekly spray tans has made me realise that a lot of my confidence depended on feeling tanned. I feel better with a tan. Maybe because I associate it with how positive I feel when I travel, or maybe just because I've grown used to seeing my body that way, or because it's seen as sexy. Either way... Here I am without a tan. When my dysmorphia used to creep in, or when I struggled with my body image, I would take the hottest photo I could and post it to social media. I needed that validation. I needed people to 'like' what they saw to make me feel better. And it did, but not deep down. Not really. Ironically, I was a lingerie model during this time, further proof that my lack of self esteem and confidence had nothing to do with how my body looked. If we're feeling bad about our body, we need to work on our minds, not our bodies (although of course exercise is great), because if your happiness is dependent on an aesthetic goal, you'll probably never feel like you've reached it. And the problem with seeking validation from others is that you're putting all your happiness in their hands, which also means they have the power to make you miserable too. The only person whose opinion matters is my own, because if someone felt they had a right to voice a negative opinion about my body, they wouldn't merit a place in my life.  I wanted to share what's going on in my mind in case anyone relates in some way. And to show both photos, to remind myself and hopefully you all that sexiness and confidence is an attitude. And our bodies are amazing. ❤️」4月13日 0時50分 - ashleylouisejames

Ashley Jamesのインスタグラム(ashleylouisejames) - 4月13日 00時50分


Let's talk about body confidence in lockdown. ✨
I talk about feeling comfortable in your own skin a lot, but I'm not going to lie, being in lockdown has been testing for me in terms of my own body image and I've felt my body dysmorphia creeping back in...
"We don't do this anymore", I keep telling myself, as I remind myself that I am more than my body. Sexiness is not defined by the shape of our bodies, it's a state of mind. Our beauty is not defined by how toned or tanned we are. We just have to look around at all the beautiful women we know (or dont know) to see that. We judge ourselves more than others.
Being stripped of my weekly spray tans has made me realise that a lot of my confidence depended on feeling tanned. I feel better with a tan. Maybe because I associate it with how positive I feel when I travel, or maybe just because I've grown used to seeing my body that way, or because it's seen as sexy. Either way... Here I am without a tan.
When my dysmorphia used to creep in, or when I struggled with my body image, I would take the hottest photo I could and post it to social media. I needed that validation. I needed people to 'like' what they saw to make me feel better. And it did, but not deep down. Not really. Ironically, I was a lingerie model during this time, further proof that my lack of self esteem and confidence had nothing to do with how my body looked. If we're feeling bad about our body, we need to work on our minds, not our bodies (although of course exercise is great), because if your happiness is dependent on an aesthetic goal, you'll probably never feel like you've reached it.
And the problem with seeking validation from others is that you're putting all your happiness in their hands, which also means they have the power to make you miserable too. The only person whose opinion matters is my own, because if someone felt they had a right to voice a negative opinion about my body, they wouldn't merit a place in my life.
I wanted to share what's going on in my mind in case anyone relates in some way. And to show both photos, to remind myself and hopefully you all that sexiness and confidence is an attitude. And our bodies are amazing. ❤️


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