Your Clothes Should Fit You — Not the Other Way Around.

laelatkinson
Mar 13
1 min read

If your body has changed such that you no longer fit comfortably in the clothes you keep wearing, continuing to wear them doesn’t keep you at that former size, despite what your diet culture/disordered eating voice is telling you.

It just keeps you uncomfortable.

Please remember this.

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