SHE used to be hard on her plus-size frame, but one influencer has learned that her flab can also be extra fab.
Using her expanded body-positive platform, she is now able to inspire others.
“Feeling so happy because I learned to love all my flab despite years of hating it and now I make a living helping others do the same,” said Olivia (@oliviasworld95_).
Wearing a tight white body suit, Olivia had come a long way from shying away from showing it all off.
Now that she had shed all of her insecurities, she couldn’t stop dancing along to the music playing in the background.
First, she shimmied with a hand on one hip – and she could hardly contain her confidence.
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She couldn’t believe that finally feeling good in her own skin and sharing videos could inspire others to love themselves and launch her career.
Said Olivia: “The best job in the world I am so grateful for all of you!”
Her fans seemed to be just as appreciative of the body positive creator.
“This is encouraging me,” exclaimed one enthused follower.
Agreed another: “Such an inspiration, gorgeous!”
At one point she could be seen twerking as the wording on the flap pocket covering her booty came into focus: happy holla days.
Others also expressed their admiration for Olivia’s body type.
“As a guy the flab is literally the best part – who doesn’t love a soft woman with curves?!” said this viewer.
“I have PCOS and I’ve tried everything to lose weight. Your posts help me accept my body,” yet another expressed her gratitude.
In a second video, where she rocked a glittery red gown, Olivia had only one thing to say: “It’s all about confidence baby.”
Olivia moved her hips and flipped her hair in the low-cut sequin dress with the thigh-high slit as she mouthed the words to Ocean Ally’s Confidence Baby.
With her legs and bust on full display, she had nothing left to hide.
“Confidence is your best accessory,” Olivia reminded herself.
She also seemed to be inspiring her fans in more ways than one.
“And I’m confident that I love you in that dress, goddess,” exclaimed this follower.
Said another: “Absolutely exquisite.”
“Queen,” this viewer bowed down.
And helping others feel good about themselves can change their lives.
According to a Mott poll, children begin forming opinions about their bodies and looks at a very young age.
Left unchecked, a preoccupation with appearances may lead to decreased mental health and well-being, increasing risks for low self-esteem and eating disorders.
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