“Starting Is the Hardest”: Embracing Body Positivity, Fitness World Rallies Behind 35-Yo Woman for Sending Out a Healthy Message

In this era of constant trolling, we come across various fitness influencers as well as Hollywood entities who have perfectly ripped bodies. People often feel demotivated looking at others without realizing that every person has a different genetic potential. This rising issue has given birth to a much-needed concept known as ‘body positivity.’ Amidst many inspiring stories that arise now and then, a recent video posted by a female influencer has gone viral, grabbing the attention of tons of people from the fitness community.

As she persuades her viewers to opt for self-love and work on their physiques, many viewers commented on their point of view on the video.

The essence of body positivity

The woman started the video by explaining her struggles with nutrition and diet-related issues. The video consisted of her clips of working out while she narrated her story. She wrote in the caption, “I don’t have thin thighs, the back of my legs have lumps and bumps and it used to make me cry. Looking back, I feel so sad thinking I was not enough. Diet culture had its grips on me and ditching it was tough.” 

Continuing further, she added, “But here I am still shining and I’m still hella fit. So I’ll be here shaking my ass yelling cellulite is lit. If you need that reminder that everyday you’re enough, come join my community of body posi stuff.”

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Many fans felt motivated by her words and her fitness journey and expressed their feelings about the same in the comments. 

Fans feel motivated

One of the fans wrote, “Can always appreciate someone working on themselves,” while another user stated, “Good for her she finally got up and is doing something about her problem.”

“As long as you’re trying that’s all that matter. Every single person started somewhere,” read another comment from a person. One of the users motivated the lady in the comments saying, “NEVER BACK OUT NEVER WHAAAAT???!!!!!!” A person also pointed out that while the woman is doing good she can improve even more if she works on her diet a bit.

The concerned comment read, “If I was that big, I’d lose the weight first and THEN go to the gym.” What are your views on this? Let us know in the comments. 

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