Instagram es la red social que nos enamora. Es la plataforma en donde millones de fotografías están listas para cautivarnos y más los cuerpos estilizados, que aparentemente son perfectos.

Sara Puhto en la red social mostró los engaños de los que solemos ser víctimas, ya que nos enamoramos de personas “ficticias”, ya que las fotos reales distan mucho de las que nos venden a diario.

Instagram nos lleva a la tentación, a mostrarnos cómo queremos ser vistos y no como real mente somos, con imperfecciones.

Pese a que lo sabemos, seguimos idolatrándolo. Seguimos hacía la vanidad, ya que esta ventana virtual nos introduce a un mundo tan cercano, con personas que deseamos o queremos ser como ellas.

Sara Escribió en Instagram que checaba sus fotos antiguas colocadas en la plataforma y comparó la foto que publicó con la verdadera. Las diferencias son notorias.

La bloggera expresa “todos los culos son buenas colas” y agrega que todos los cuerpos son diferentes, por lo que no debemos tener un cuerpo específico para encajar en la sociedad.

Además aborda lo estresante que resulta querer tener un cuerpo delgado, ya que causa que las personas se odien por no tenerlo.

Al final concluye que debes sentirte cómodo con tu cuerpo sin importar el ángulo que veas, ya que “irradiarás belleza”.

 

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Una publicación compartida de Sara Puhto (@saggysara) el 27 de Jul de 2017 a la(s) 3:26 PDT

 

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Una publicación compartida de Sara Puhto (@saggysara) el 19 de Jul de 2017 a la(s) 3:44 PDT

Instagram vs real life If I saw the photo on the left a year ago I would've instantly thought so negatively about my body, that all my hard work from working out was non existent, that if someone looked at me they would've never thought I've been working out for 2 years and think I wasn't trying hard enough. But the thing is is that all bodies look different. Nobody's booty looks round and peachy from all angles. Nobody's body looks the same from all angles. Don't eat less or miss out on your favorite meals/drinks or over exercise to "look good for a holiday" or to "look good in bikini photos" because there will always be angles that are "unflattering" that might make you feel bad when you see them. Instead workout and eat healthy because it makes you feel good, not as a punishment. Start loving and accepting your body at all angles with all your "flaws", instead of trying to fit into societies image of 'beauty' because that image isn't inclusive of all individuals, which is so messed up. Don't hate yourself just because of bad photos, they do not define you as a person. You look the best when you're living life to the fullest and happiest. There's no point in missing out on things and stressing yourself out so much. Life isn't meant to be a competition on who can look the best and we should normalize not having to "look perfect" all the time because it's a ridiculous concept. You are perfect the way you are ------------------------------------------ . . . #instagramvsreallife #beforeandafter #lawofattraction #bodypositive #bekindtoyourself #lifeisgreat #dowhatyoulove #veganbooty #youareenough #progressnotperfection #bodyimage #vegansofig #girlswhoworkout #selflove #youarebeautiful #veganfitness #loa #fitnessjourney #bopo #bodyacceptance #bodyconfidence #effyourbeautystandards #bepresent #justbe #moderation #balanceddiet #staypositive #thinkpositive

Una publicación compartida de Sara Puhto (@saggysara) el 8 de Jul de 2017 a la(s) 5:09 PDT

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