05/25/2026
Are you afraid to be different?
It’s ok if your body doesn’t look like someone else’s.
It’s ok if you are:
* taller
* broader
* softer
* more muscular
* less petite
* built differently
* aging
* changing
Somewhere along the way, women started acting like there is one acceptable way to have a body.
One acceptable shape.
One acceptable level of leanness.
One acceptable aesthetic.
And if your body naturally exists outside of that narrow category, you’re supposed to believe something is wrong with you.
There isn’t.
Your body is not a failed attempt at becoming someone else’s.
Health is not supposed to erase individuality.
You do not need to become smaller, more delicate, more aesthetic, or more “optimized” to deserve confidence, visibility, or self-respect.
I care much more about helping women build bodies that are:
* strong
* capable
* healthy
* resilient
* and supportive of a full life
than helping them fit into a single internet-approved template of femininity.
And I love making women strong enough that they can hang a textile from a wall by themselves 🙃
If you’re looking for a body that enables the rest of your life and doesn’t require constant restriction and forced exertion to maintain, you’re in the right place - follow me for more.