That means the only things that get photoshopped out are bruises, blemishes, or marks that won’t be on the body in two weeks. She’s a mom of 4 adorable boys, running an empire of businesses, and needed a day to feel good about her. She was so sweet, honest, and we laughed the entire time! We also had some honest conversations about how society and the media expects so much of her. I just want to come on here and say thank you to all the positive comments, love and feedback! was amazing. That’s not to say she didn’t also get negative remarks or concern trolls that have since been deleted.
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The comments on her post, and on photographer Hannah Rachael’s posts of other pics from the shoot, are full of praise and admiration for Lowry. There is no ‘winning’ for me in the court of public opinion.”
I’ve birthed 4 humans & people expect my body to snap back immediately. “Motherhood isn’t supposed to be a competition - and neither are our bodies,” Lowry continued.
cheers to loving ourselves & our bodies and to supporting & uplifting other women & moms 🖤 photo: make up: jeans: post shared by Kailyn Lowry on at 4:34pm PDT hopefully i will be able to look back on these photos & see significant changes & progress – but still have love for myself & all that my body has gone through. i decided i would start here – a photoshoot to be proud of my body and really love what it has been capable of doing 4x – but also as a starting point in my fitness & health journey. all of this being said, i decided to do shit at my own pace. there is no “winning” for me in the court of public opinion.
when it doesn’t – i get body shamed, when I go to the gym it’s selfish. i’ve birthed 4 humans & people expect my body to snap back immediately. carry our babies for 9-10 months, breastfeed, (for some of us) raise other kids, be up all hours of the night, hit the ground running with work & then are mom shamed when we want/need time to ourselves (when we deserve it!) motherhood isn’t supposed to be a competition – and neither are our bodies. Moms don’t get enough credit, women in general don’t get enough credit.
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