Lindsey BurwellThe Natural Peptides · The Biohacked Solutions

Fitness, Body Image & Dysmorphia

17 Sept 2026 · 1 min

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In this personal monologue, the speaker reflects on anxieties about gaining weight and how that might affect others' trust and perception of her, especially as a public-facing figure who feels she is her own product. She describes experiencing body dysmorphia, noting the harsh internal criticism that can surpass external judgment. The speaker emphasizes the importance of investing in oneself, asserting that self‑care and personal development have led her to feel the best she ever has.

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If I gain a little bit of weight, like, are people gonna trust me? Oh my gosh, like, she's a little chubby, or she doesn't have the biggest butt, you know? Like, at some, like, point, I did get a little bit of body dysmorphia. Yeah. 'Cause I felt like I am the platform. I feel like I am my product. I don't sell a service, right? So nobody is as mean as you can be to yourself. So I think that that's super important that you really just, you know, pour into yourself. And I feel like I've seen the Best results, or my— I felt the best I've ever felt.