Bree Lenehan is back with another body positive message.
Over the weekend, the 26-year-old took instagram publish a series of Pictures it reminded its 669,000 followers not to believe everything they see on social media.
Every Monday the love of self the lawyer shares with fans her latest episode of “Real Me Monday”, an ongoing series where she aims to fight against the diet industry and expose the tricks social media stars are using to make their bodies look a certain way – which experts say can trigger eating disorders and depression in young people.
“Happy Monday to me, with a twist! Leave this here as I do every Monday to remind you at the start of each week that social media isn’t always what it seems… So scroll down with caution and always be kind to yourself,” Lenehan began in the legend.
The influencer revealed that she asked other creators to contribute to this week’s post, to show fans a wider variety of bodies to help them feel less alone.
First drag, Lenehan posted two side-by-side photos of herself — one posed and one relaxed — to show how she hides her bloated belly. In another slide, the influencer Sophie Dove revealed how she covers it acne social media and content creator Sara Puhto showed his “Instagram against reality” Pictures.
“Here are normal bodies doing very normal body things. This week I reached out to some of my favorite designers who I think you would find so much value in…for so many different reasons,” Lenehan Explain.
“I always aim to be a safe corner of the internet, but I can only really show my reality… I can’t represent everyone or every body. So I hope this will remind you that you’re not alone and will fill your feed with people who leave you feeling better, not worse. Everyone in this post is tagged and has given permission to be a part of it – I’m so honored that these beautiful humans are so happy to do part of this series.
Fans weighed in on the empowering post and thanked Lenehan for always keeping it real on social media.
“You are one of the most uplifting influencers, period. Thank you so much for always being so honest and transparent.” commented a follower.
“Yes, Bree! I really needed to see this today. I felt really bad about my body image compared to the role models I see online and it was the perfect reality check.” share someone else.
“This is my favorite Real Me Monday to date. So important to have so many different points of view. What an inspiration!” added another one.
Last week, Lenehan talk about weight gain on Instagram.
In the clip, the influencer filmed herself eating in different restaurants followed by an image of the universe. The words: “Does it really matter?” appeared on the screen to remind us that ultimately we will remember “special memories” and not the size of our bodies.
In the legendthe Aussie opened up about how our bodies change over time, and there’s nothing to be ashamed about in weight gain.
“Gaining weight isn’t always = unhealthy or bad either. Bodies change, it’s inevitable. sag, slack, become frail, overcome challenges, heal illnesses and change radically,” she said. wrote. “One day you will look back and hopefully not regret missing out on special memories because you were scared of a burger or your body changed.”
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