…Researched and contributed by Solomon Thomas.
Influencers Bella Davis and Ellie Sweet are making waves in the body positivity movement with their latest post showing off their ‘saggy boobs’ online.
The social media stars took to Instagram to remind their fans that it is perfectly normal for breasts to be saggy, uneven and covered in stretch marks.
The post featured four different snaps of their breasts along with the caption, “It’s okay if your boobs are saggy, stretch marked or uneven.”
Body positivity and self-love message
Bella and Ellie are well-known for their body positive and self-love messages on social media, and this post was no exception.
They wanted to show that there are no right or wrong ways for breasts to look and that all breasts are good breasts.
Their goal was to help people accept their bodies and move away from toxic beauty standards that often lead to insecurity and self-doubt.
The post included a message that described their own experiences with body image issues and insecurity surrounding their breasts.
They admitted to comparing their breasts to models and friends and feeling as though their breasts were not good enough.
However, they realized that this was a result of toxic beauty standards that led them to believe that only perky double DD breasts were desirable.
Response to the post
The response to the post has been overwhelmingly positive, with many fans thanking the duo for their inspiring message.
One fan commented, “Very inspiring.
The way we are always told that boobs can sag, but only if you breastfed, or are in your 50s, 60s… So as a teenager, I felt that something was wrong with my body, but it was just gravity doing its thing.
All boobs are beautiful.”
Bella also spoke to the Daily Star about the daily trolling she receives from haters, which she believes is a result of their own insecurities.
Nonetheless, she continues to spread the message of body positivity and self-love to her fans.
Overall, the post serves as a reminder that all bodies are beautiful, and that it’s time to start accepting and loving them just the way they are.