'Internally there is a whole other journey going on that can’t be captured in a photo, and it doesn’t always correlate with what’s going on physically.'
, she shared how a "photo doesn't even begin to cover" what it took for her to get to where she is today.
Even though she'd technically hit her "goal size" by 2018, she still felt unhappy at the time, she shares. "Knowing that I did that to myself is a hard pill to swallow," says Sosebee. "But being a size 2, having a flat stomach, thighs that didn’t touch… these were all things I had dreamed of since I was old enough to start caring about my appearance. But once I had it, I felt like I was in someone else’s body, and not in a good way.
Once Sosebee figured out the problem with her diet, she decided to take a step back from working out altogether, she says. "I needed to gain perspective and I wanted to figure out what was next without further damaging myself," she explains. She also started prioritizing how she felt versus how she looked, she shares. "I stopped paying attention to physical progress and started focusing on non-scale victories like upping my weights and being able to do more reps at the same weight," she says. "I could tell I was getting stronger and healthier and, as I continued, the physique I had truly wanted—a toned lean look—naturally followed.
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