Mari Llewellyn

And if you're tall listening, growing up, I had a lot of insecurity around being tall, like always one of the tallest in my class in elementary school, middle school, high school.

And even though I was like a very slim athletic kid, being tall as a female was

it gives you like this level of like body dysmorphia, delusional like thinking, because you're always heavier than your friends.

You're always like bigger, like these words get thrown around.

And it created like a very big insecurity for me for a long time.

And I think a lot of girls go through this.

And I didn't even realize, I felt like I was isolated in my experience.

Like I'm always so much heavier than everyone else.

Of course, because you have so much more length going on.

You know, I'm like 5'10", 5'11".

And this trend is going around of like gorgeous tall girls posting their like measurements, like their height, their weight, their shoe size, their clothing size.

Oh, that was the other thing.

My clothing size was always a lot bigger than other people's because I'm like tall.

I have a lot going on.

So I was always like a medium, sometimes a large, like always over a hundred.

You know, my weight has changed a lot over the years.

Like at my heaviest, I was like 245 pounds, but I've always been like over 150 pounds as an adult.

And like, just, you know, that's when you're around girls who are like 110, 120, you're like, am I obese?

Like what's going on?

And this trend has been so healing for me and so many other girls.