Fallen. Bedraggled. Beautiful. You too. ❤
Tag: affirmation
Same Body, Second Glance: Day Eight
July 8, 2014 Choosing to see beauty in the fine lines, the veins that cross me like rivers … ❤ /// {{This post is part of a series. To find out more, click here.}}
Same Body, Second Glance: Day Six
July 6, 2014 I’m going to share an image today that is a little scarier for me… one that happened completely by accident. While setting up my camera (a.k.a. my iPhone) for a different shot, I walked into the lens partially dressed, in just a slip and a tank top, and caught sight of myself […]
Same Body, Second Glance: Day Five
July 5, 2014 I took some braver images today, but this shot – a safer one – was the part of myself that I was ready to honestly see as beautiful. What I love about this project is that it charges me with the difficult task of being true to myself, the person I am right […]
Same Body, Second Glance: Day One
July 1, 2014 Friends: more than a decade ago, I accomplished the hardest thing I have ever done when I recovered from a longtime eating disorder. Since then, my relationship with my body has been like too many marriages of about the same age: healthy, but not always happy. Content, but not always joyous. Over […]
Same Body, Second Glance: A Bold Attempt to See Myself Anew
A few days ago, I promised to unveil a new project today … One that was vulnerable. One that scared me. This is it. * Almost a year ago, I found myself in a kind of a rut. I’d been recovered from an on-again, off-again eating disorder for more than a decade by then. I […]
Because sometimes the person who needs your compassion the most … is you.
I’m posting today as part of 1000 Voices for Compassion — a simple call for one thousand individuals to interpret and write about the need for human compassion, each in their own way. Me? I’m here to suggest something that at first sounds counterintuitive: if we’re going to practice compassion for others, sometimes we first need […]