Why I Hate Having A Big Butt/Booty Pt.2 | Let's Talk About Body Image, Body Acceptance and Trends

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Why I Hate Having A Big Butt/Booty Pt.2 | Let's Talk About Body Image, Body Acceptance and Trends
Hello everyone 💕 In today's video I am following up with my " Why I hate having a big butt/booty Pt.1" video and sharing my new perspective on growing up with a big bum and curvy body at such a young age. I really hope you enjoy and please don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! Stay blessed 💕
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[@cherryivana1129]

Hiii love❤️ I’m Nigerian too and I’m a 5’8”. Growing up I was always super insecure of my body especially being slim asf and felt like I wasn’t black, let alone Nigerian enough. I’m very insecure of where I grew up at cause it played a part on how “white washed” I was back when I was 14 years old in high school. Now, I’m content with how my body looks now (I’ll be 24 in less than two weeks). Slim and sexyyyy. Plus I’m dark skin too.

[@pictureportia]

I can definitely relate to not feeling “black enough” because I grew up in a heavy Jewish community and always noticed that my family was different lol. I’m very happy that you’re content with your body! I’m sure you’re a beautiful woman! Dark skin, slim and sexy sounds like you won the lottery in looks! Happy early birthday love and thanks so much for watching ❤️

[@littleforest7696]

@@pictureportiaily you’re so supportive and I hope y'all get your confidence way up because y’all r gorgeous fr 💗

[@cherryivana1129]

@@pictureportia aww thank you! I just don’t care to fit into the typical Nigerian female archetype anymore. There’s so many things about it that I will never respect.

[@gothamtyler]

@@pictureportiablack people are Jewish though...so what's "black" to you?

[@pictureportia]

⁠@@littleforest7696thank you so much hun ❤

[@christwealthjedidiah5354]

Hey! Nigerian here too! Grew up curvy with a big buttbut everyone called me "orobo" (meaning "fat") and it really affected me till i grew up and just accepted it. I am not tall so it was just worse but then what can we do? Great video btw!

[@pictureportia]

I’m so sorry you were called that smh. Nigerians can be so rude when commenting on others body’s and I don’t know why??! I’m very sure you’re a beautiful woman! I hope you have an amazing day today and thank you so much for watching ❤