I feel that let’s call it social media fitness industry is showing us that we’re not good enough. Us I mean ‘starters’ or ‘unprivileged ’ women with wide hips. I do feel a little bit discriminated you know, there’s a plus size woman movement or super muscular, lifting weights 🏋️♀️, etc. Where are the normal people? I’ve been told once that i probably have never ran in my life because my hips are sooo enormous (I used to be a short distance runner in college), what the heck? I also feel that we are kind of underrepresented. I will never have a big butt, because firstly my ass is as flat as a chopping board, secondly I don’t want to. Does it make me less of a person who loves fitness? I don’t think so... - - - On this Instagram I would like to focus on the things sport brings to your life, not only what it does to your body and how AMAZING you look like, that’s a good side effect 😉 - - No one is perfect. And for instance, I f* can’t do braids! - - #pearshapedbody #runnersofinstagram #runningmotivation #cardio #cardioisntsobad #cardioislife #runnersworld #bodypositivity #thehealthrace #love #cheese #healthyeating #braids #mintyclothes #instagood #runningmotivation #imoveme (at London, United Kingdom)
