Haley Cavinder

Like, let's go to something that we can control.

And it was just a negative way of doing it.

And then social media also plays an effect where it's like,

Hailey looks skinnier, you know?

And then I'm like, oh my God.

You know, even today, like somebody will be like, one of them looks thicker.

And I'm like, I texted to Hailey and I'm like, dude, like, are we, am I like looking thicker?

I don't think I am but like just like to make me feel better help me out but um no I think that plays a negative effect too for all girls I mean you're definitely seeing it I think social media is such a trigger for sure it is and it's such a comparison like it's a highlight reel and me and Hannah we post our best selves like you're not gonna post a bad picture of yourself we're like right and it's like god you see an angle and you're like that's I hope that's not what I look like but like I just think being able to share our story um

and just getting all these responses from females, like so many girls go through this or even like triggers or, you know, thoughts in your head and being able to like be a helping hand.

We've helped so many girls and like sharing your story is so fulfilling.

I think going through that and being able to get out of it and still, we're still in our healing stages, but being able to just like help girls like at such a young age, it's just, it's really, like it really makes it all worth it in the end.

Cause it's like,

We're using our platform for the good.

And I really believe that, like, we are helping other girls get through that.

And, like, that is so fulfilling.

Yeah.

get words or, like, speak about it just because of it's, like, so triggering and, like, what you go through and you never want to go back.

But then you do see comments and, like, that's your natural, like, effect.

And it's just, I mean, it's awful, but it's also, like, empowering to be able to share and, like, see where you are today.

Yeah.