#SelfLove: 10 Ways to Love Your Body Better in 2016
Make cherishing your physique your number one resolution.
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Adore and Cherish Your Body This Year - Self-love is an incredible thing, especially when it comes to appreciating and adoring the body you have now — an act that isn’t always as easy as it sounds. Make the New Year one that your body will thank you for with these tips on how to love it much more. By Kellee Terrell (Photo: Peathegee Inc/Blend Images/Corbis)
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Stop Trash Talking It - A lot of us could stand to lose a few pounds in certain areas, but some of us are never satisfied with what we've got. Whatever your body goals are, you have to stop talking trash about your physique. That is never going to motivate you to make changes — it’s just makes you sadder, which will just usher in failure. Instead, acknowledge what you want to change and affirm what you do love about your body.(Photo: Hero Images/Corbis)
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Stop Comparing It to Others - With our incessant need to be logged on to Facebook and Instagram, we are constantly gawking at our friends, strangers and celebs’ tight and toned bodies. And while it can serve as inspiration, a lot of times it does the exact opposite — it makes you feel worse about yourself. So stop comparing yourself, wanting her thighs and her abs, and focus on being your best self. (Photo: Hero Images Inc./Hero Images Inc./Corbis)
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Stop Blaming It for the Bad Stuff in Your Life - Yes, the world is obsessed with size, but your weight and body are not the root behind every last disappointment in your life. So please stop telling yourself that. If you didn’t get that job or that boy didn’t ask you out again, maybe that means it just wasn’t meant to be. Keep pushing on because good things do and will happen for you, regardless of your size. (Photo: 68/George Doyle/Ocean/Corbis)
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Feed It Healthier Foods More Often - Yes, you go ahead and have the occasional Big Mac, fries and soda, but eating healthy, nutrient dense foods — vegetables, fruits, lean meats, beans, legumes and whole grains — is a great way to thank and appreciate your body. Remember: Your body isn’t just about what it looks like on the outside — it’s also about the inside. Good health is one of the most loving gifts you can give yourself. (Photo: Jose Luis Pelaez Inc/Blend Images/Corbis)
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