We’ve all been there.
You’re trying on a pair of jeans, and you can’t get them over your thighs. You’re in a bathing suit, and you feel like you look like a sausage casing. You stand in front of the mirror and think about how unflattering your body is.
Why does this happen? Why do we feel so bad about ourselves? And why does it seem like we can’t stop these negative thoughts from creeping into our minds?
The truth is that we live in an incredibly superficial culture. It’s hard not to feel like maybe our bodies aren’t good enough when we see images of celebrities who are so much thinner than us, or when we scroll through Instagram and see people with perfect skin, perfect hair, and perfect bodies. Maybe it even feels impossible to be happy with yourself when everyone around you seems to be so much happier than you are.
But what if there was something you could do about it? What if there was a way for you to feel better about yourself without changing anything else? What if there was a way for you to be confident in your own skin without having to change anything at all?
You don’t need to be a model to feel beautiful.
If you’ve ever felt self-conscious about your body, or if you’re just looking for a way to feel more confident in your skin, boudoir photography is an amazing way to celebrate how beautiful you really are. It’s also a great way to connect with other women and share your experiences with them.
Boudoir photography is also an incredible way to explore your sexuality and make space for yourself in the world—without feeling like it has anything to do with how you look or what anyone else thinks of you. The art itself is your own creation, so you can make whatever kind of image makes you feel good about yourself: from sexy poses that show off your curves and flaunt what makes you unique; to playful images that show off your personality; or even just simple portraits that capture the truth about who you are and what matters most to you in life.
Boudoir photography isn’t just for women who want to get dressed up in fancy lingerie and strike poses for the camera—it’s for anyone who wants a chance at happiness and self-acceptance no matter what they look like on the outside!
Xoxo,
Jo
