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I found myself feeling proud of my body instead of resenting it. It seemed like the hardships my body was enduring were actually benefiting my mental health.
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The removal of body hair has been a cultural norm in America since the 1920s, why do we do it?
With the easy accessibility of social media, we are seeing more and more plus-size and body-positive women on our feeds.