as a black girl, i've always struggled to love and appreciate my body, my skin, and with my background. my mother always liked to talk about how confident i was when i was younger. about how i was so in love with myself and had so much confidence. i lost that confidence at such a young age. it is only now, that i can say that i love myself for who i am. for my race, for background, for my own body.
it took me so long to realize my worth because i let social standards, expectations, and people's negative words change the way i view myself.
y/n goes through the same problem many POC go through and it's interpreted through public and personal experience. accepting themselves for who they are.
y/n is accepting herself for who she is with the help of a certain redhead. personally, i felt kirishima and y/n would match really well in this category..well..in a sense. with that, i hope you all enjoy this book, honestly.
now, for the acknowledgments.
to my mother & sister, thank you both for reminding me of my worth.
and to myself, thank you for finally loving yourself.
YOU ARE READING
𝐒𝐊𝐈𝐍, kirishima eijiro
Hayran Kurgu"i just don't feel comfortable in my own body." "why not? you're really pretty, y/n-chan!" black! chubby! reader x kirishima eijiro
