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Without our bodies, we are nothing. My body is the reason I can function in my daily life, taking me to brunch with my friends, dinner with my family, the beach when the air is warm. Why should I fault it for not looking exactly the way society tells me it should? I hesitate to use words like “imperfections” and “flaws,” our go-tos when talking about any aspect of our bodies that might not make it through a magazine’s final round of retouching edits.
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