Body Image

The gym can be a place of strength and growth, but it can also feel like a hall of mirrors where comparison sneaks in. Surrounded by different body types, fitness levels, and routines, it’s easy to measure yourself against others. Comparison can leave you discouraged, self-conscious, or even questioning your worth. Handling these moments with […]

Aging is one of life’s most universal experiences, yet it often carries weighty cultural stigma. Wrinkles, gray hair, changing skin, shifting weight, or slower energy are painted as losses to resist rather than natural transitions to embrace. These changes can stir grief, insecurity, or even shame when measured against ideals of eternal youth. Making peace

Social events can stir up body insecurities in ways that feel overwhelming. Whether it’s a wedding, reunion, birthday, or even a casual gathering, the spotlight on appearance, the presence of photos, or the subtle comparisons with others can make you hyper-aware of your body. Instead of avoiding these moments altogether, you can bring coping tools

Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) is often misunderstood, minimized, or confused with vanity or insecurity. In reality, it’s a serious mental health condition that deeply impacts the way a person sees themselves — often in ways that don’t match reality. These myths can lead to shame, misdiagnosis, and lack of support. Let’s clear the air and

Body checking is a common but often unnoticed behavior — and it can quietly feed body dissatisfaction, anxiety, and disordered thoughts. It’s not always about vanity. Often, it’s about control, reassurance, or fear. The more you do it, the more disconnected you feel from your body’s natural state. Breaking the habit isn’t about ignoring your