I think it's really great that women are proclaiming newfound self-esteem over their curvier bodies, not giving in to the pressures of Hollywood to develop eating disorders and becoming clearly aware that beauty doesn't have to be a size two.
On the other side, I think some people may be excusing the extra poundage as a good thing simply because they've become comfortable with their bodies. While we're embracing healthier body image, isn't it also essential to also embrace healthier habits...
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