Tener celulitis ya no es problema según Instagram

Existen ciertas reglas o aceptaciones sociales que muestran como debe verse una mujer, la imagen mental esta presente en millones de personas y cuando ven a un individuo que no cumple con determinadas características la etiquetan ¡como poco atractiva! Es una pesadilla vivir de esta forma.

Pero no todo esta perdido, en este año nos encontramos con grandes ejemplos de revelación femenina, por ejemplo: Iskra Lawrence,  gerente del sitio web Runway Riot, ella publica artículos de moda y se refiere a su celulitis como “rayas de tigre” o “relámpagos”.

We love @iskralawrence from every. single. angle. https://t.co/Rz71CgAiH2 pic.twitter.com/b9NNQgXmbi

— Maxim (@MaximMag) 4 de enero de 2016

Ella declaró en sus redes sociales“¿Quién dice que la celulitis sea un defecto? Cada uno decide en qué consiste la belleza”.

Otra mujer que está en favor de la belleza natural es  Ashley Graham, quien apareció en la portada de ‘Sports Illustrated’ y protagonizó un vídeo musical de Joe Jonas.

Hace algunos meses subió una foto donde podíamos verla con sonrisa en su rostro haciendo ejercicio en su bicicleta, el texto que acompaño a su imagen es un gesto solidario para la autoaceptación.

A little cellulite never hurt nobody.. Stop judging yourself, embrace the things that society has called ‘ugly’. #lovetheskinyourein #beautybeyondsize

Una foto publicada por A S H L E Y G R A H A M (@theashleygraham) el 15 de Jun de 2016 a la(s) 2:56 PDT

“Un poco de celulitis nunca ha hecho daño a nadie, acepta las cosas que la sociedad considera ‘feas”.

La última mujer en unirse a este movimiento al subir una foto donde muestra su celulitis fue la actriz, escritora e influencer canadiense Kenzie Brenna, al parecer diversas marcas de belleza se acercaron con ella y le ofrecieron “productos milagrosos” pero ella se negó a aceptarlos bajó el argumento que ya había probado la mayoría y no le interesaba someterse a más tratamientos.

Okay sooooo I really wanted to show you guys this bra but I couldn’t take a photo without taking a picture of that fun midsection that comes with losing weight. Any girls out there who’s self confidence is compromised from having marks and scars over their body I AM THERE FOR YOU. ???????? Bless that space that your body took for itself. Love youuuuu body. ?✨?(Sometimes I struggle with liking you, no lie, but our relationship is a work in progress so fuck ya I’ll love ya through it all.) #selfiesforselflove #beyourownkindofbeautiful #aeriereal

Una foto publicada por Kenzie Brenna (@omgkenzieee) el 27 de Nov de 2016 a la(s) 12:40 PST

Un dato interesante es que el 90% de las mujeres padece de celulitis,  y es un hecho que la mayoría odia esa peculiaridad de su cuerpo.

Here’s me & my cellulite again here to tell you YOU ARE A TOTAL FUCKING BABE! When was the last time you REALLY saw your own body? How often do you intentionally not look at yourself naked? Or in your underwear? I challenge you today to strip down & stare at yourself in the mirror. Find the things on your body that you easily find beautiful. I love my tattoos, eyes, hair & belly button. Next, try to make peace with the pieces of yourself you have been conditioned to hate. Recognize how much those parts of you do for you. My tummy keeps me full & is the center of balance from which every movement I make stems from. Tell those parts of you “thank you.” Maybe work up to “I appreciate you.” Maybe even “I love you.” I promise that as soon as you learn to let go of the hate you have towards your body, you will create so much more room in your life to be YOU, because you are not your body. Take up so much fucking space & NEVER apologize for doing it. Happy #cellulitesaturday! Love y’all. ❤️❤️❤️ #cellulite #bodypositive #bopo #everybodyisbeatiful #selflove #loveyourself #embracethesquish

Una foto publicada por Amy Washburn?? (@thewashburnstory) el 26 de Nov de 2016 a la(s) 12:13 PST

Es por ello que se inició un movimiento body positive, #CelluliteSaturday, una etiqueta que sirve para mostrar la celulitis sin miedo, ¡basta ya de avergonzarnos por nuestro cuerpo! Es hermoso tal cual es, no es necesario retocarlo y moldearlo como si fuéramos arcilla.

No hay nada más horrible que vernos en el espejo y odiarnos por ser quien somos, chicas debemos aceptarnos.

So today was an unsuccessful shopping day. Nothing fit. Terrible dressing room lighting made me feel lumpy and squishier than normal and the itty bitty shitty committee (as my therapist says) started creeping in. I might not be where I want to be, but I refuse to let a bad shopping experience lower my self esteem and worth because I know I’ve worked hard and continually fight everyday to be better than those demons. So how do you combat these negative thoughts? You put on an outfit you know you can rock the hell out of and you just embrace yourself as you are in this moment and love yourself any way. And tell that committee not today demons, not today ✋? Because your worth and value and meaning to society is not determined by the texture and look of your thighs or tummy. Jumping in on the #cellulitesaturday trend because I refuse to let something as common and as silly as cellulite make me feel less of myself. I refuse to let a size or terrible fit of pants make me think I haven’t been trying hard enough or that I’m still where I started. You are so much more than what you look like or what pant size you are. Love yourself today, as you are, and compliment the heck out of your efforts and determination that you’re on a journey to becoming you best self. Pat yourself on the back babes, you’re doing a great job. Never let something like cellulite or muffin top or a bad shopping experience make you feel less of yourself. Those things do not define you unless you let them. Be better than those demons. Embrace the journey. Compliment your efforts and determination. Admire the positive things. And above all, love WHO you are today, who you become tomorrow, and always. Always know you’re enough as you are today and you’re worthy of being so much more than defined by your outward being. You are not a number or a size or a look ?? You are intelligent and loving and strong and so much more. You’re beautifully YOU ??

Una foto publicada por Jess (@plankingforpizza) el 26 de Nov de 2016 a la(s) 2:05 PST