The winner of 21 Tennis Grand Slams has always had a love hate relationship with how she looked.
She competed with thinner athletes not ones with big muscular, curvy bodies.
“When I was younger, it was hard seeing all these thin athletes when I had more muscular curves and was big-busted”.
Now, she is in a different place: “”I love that I’m a full woman and I am strong, and I’m powerful, and I’m beautiful at the same time, and there’s nothing wrong like that. It’s so important to look at the positives, if I get caught up looking at the negatives it can really bring you down.”
Body image is molded by those around us and societal “norms”.
But we now live in a world of diversity where it is beautiful to be unique and different.
For everyone who struggles with body image issues it is encouraging to see the power than comes from first loving yourself.
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