Watch some heart-meltingly incredible videos on the Project Lifesize YouTube channel, and see photos and learn more about this groundbreaking social networking project at the Project Lifesize website.
October 18, 2009
Recommended Reading: Project Lifesize
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This post should actually be titled "Recommended VIEWING," I suppose, as it pertains to a superfantastic, inspiring YouTube channel. Reader Gili wrote to tell me about Project Lifesize - a body-positive endeavor she'd previously contributed to - and immediately I knew that I needed to spread the word. And I think I'm going to introduce it to you all ... by introducing you all to Gili:
The project mission states, "When I was younger I didn't have anyone in my corner telling me that I was beautiful, regardless of what the media or my peers told me. I wanted to create a dialogue about not weight acceptance, but self love." HEAR FLIPPIN' HEAR.
Watch some heart-meltingly incredible videos on the Project Lifesize YouTube channel, and see photos and learn more about this groundbreaking social networking project at the Project Lifesize website.
Watch some heart-meltingly incredible videos on the Project Lifesize YouTube channel, and see photos and learn more about this groundbreaking social networking project at the Project Lifesize website.
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4 comments:
What an adorable girl.
I have a mole like that on the opposite side of my belly button. And you know what's weird? When I saw hers on the video, I thought "that looks familiar" and I actually had to go LOOK at my stomach to see if I had one. Maybe I've been looking at this body every day for so long that I just glaze over it now without giving it a whole lot of thought. The times I most think about it are when I'm wondering why my clothes are fitting differently, so then I'm staring my body under a layer of fabric.
But anyway....I have a couple moles (that one on my belly, I have one on my ass, I have one on a toe, probably a few more I'm forgetting about) and I really, really love them when I actually take the time to notice them. I know so many people hate theirs or are neutral at best, but I like having little asymmetrical details on my body :)
It reminds me what a visual society the US is more so than most.
Ha! I love this! What a cute video. Thanks for sharing!
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