SirsBabyDoll wrote:
I completely understand your feelings! I also struggled to just be "free", both vocally as well.as physically. OMG! The "What if's" that ran through my mind. I'm amazed I didn't choke on them.
Firstly, you are 19 and what you are.feeling and experiencing is NORMAL! Your frontal lobe isn't fully developed yet so you are living in your emotional center. It's a part of.life we all go through. Please try to give yourself some grace to just experience this part of your growth.
I can share with you something I tried that seemed to work for me.
Stand naked in front of a mirror every day. Look at yourself objectively and find at LEAST one thing you appreciate about your body. Do you have cute piggy toes? Do you like how your breasts are equally shaped? Are you like.me and have different shaped nipples that are just kinda cool? Do you have a really cute freakle? Do you have sparkles that shine from your eyes? Pick something, EVEN if it's just a single patch of skin. When you find that something, really adore it. Say it out loud. Fawn over it.
During the day, keep that image in your mind and continue to appreciate it. "Inve had a crappy day, my boss is an ass, school sucks, but DAMN! I really love that I have....".
Every day stand in front of that mirror and find something you love about your body that day.
I promise you, it may take a while, but, you will begin to love more than you hate. Let us know how it goes. ❤️
Personally, I think you are divine!
This is also a good idea!
I have also done this with subs, so it definitely works. There have been times when I would institute daily photos, and I would comment on what I found beautiful. Spoiler: it's not always what the sub would find beautiful about themselves. We are our harshest critics after all, as Hekate said.
It's amazing how, over time, something they thought of as an imperfection becomes a source of pride because "Daddy likes it". That soon becomes an internal "I like it too!". It also works, because it is authentic, I do find "imperfections" to be what makes someone special and beautiful at times. My authentic appreciation of the beauty will spill over.
From your experience, it seems doing it yourself would work equally well.