When I was 16, I wanted to be a Suicide Girl. I wanted my photos to be plastered on the internet, and maybe even a few people’s walls. My only aspiration was to become beautiful, because, for some reason, I foolishly thought if I was beautiful then I would be happy and everything else in my life would be easier (and how could I not when the media I was exposed to consistently showed thin, happy, successful women in the limelight?) Instead what I found was six-plus years of body dissatisfaction, insecurity, bulimia, and body dysmorphia. Now having recovered, I’m left with a keen view on body image depictions in front of me, and there’s something unsettling in view; social media culture is obsessed with unrealistic body proportions and beauty standards.
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