MY BODY: A Body Positivity Journey
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Ongoing, First published Feb 04, 2018
My name is Taryn (A.K.A. IceCream_Hugs), and I am going to be writing about my journey with my body. 

I have had many issues with my body, both physically and mentally. I've had many insecurity and self-confidence issues due to the way my body appears. I don't like the way I'm feeling in my own skin, and having this feeling is honestly terrifying. 

I have days when I'm super confident and others where I feel like dirt on the ground, but there are more days where I feel ugly than I do beautiful, and this story is going to be documenting my journey to finding more positive things to say about myself and my body. This story will be documenting my journey to accepting myself and making myself appear in a way that will make me confident. 

This journey will by no means be easy. Some days will be more difficult than others, but I'm hoping through perseverance, love, acceptance, and documentation, that I will become a better person, and that soon, I will be more confident in myself.
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