Dom Roberts

Hey,

I don't know.

I don't know.

So with that being said, I feel like, you know, I had stretch marks really young.

I had like boobs already and like fifth, fourth grade.

Like I was just going through puberty real young and I was getting like stretch marks and stuff.

And I think that like it could be easy for me to like.

I don't know.

Like, I just have never not known what my body looks like without stretch marks.

I've never known what my body's not looked like, not plus size.

Like, it's just like who I am.

And I think like, and yeah, like I take good care of myself and like, you know, I do the things.

Hey, I'm going to the dentist.

But like, I think the sooner that you accept what you look like and like how you

just what you look like, period.

That is the sentence.

As soon as you accept what you look like and like all of those things, life gets so fucking good.

Cause it just, the mental pressure of like trying to look like something, like keep up with something.

I've made peace with the fact that like, hey, I might not look like X, Y, and Z, but I look like me and she's good and she's pretty and she's purr and she's tea.

And like, she's me.