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am I okay
Lucy Robb
17 episodes
8 months ago
I'm Lucy and I've had every mental health issue under the sun, I am the world's most accomplished over-thinker, and I used to hate myself profoundly. Now, I often like myself, I've had a semi spiritual awakening, and I only avoid the tube SOMETIMES. I hate that people feel shame about things that we shouldn't feel shame about - taking antidepressants, not having enough sex, having really disturbing dreams, because actually all of these things are normal. The title's an inside joke with myself and everyone I know because the one thing I'm constantly saying is: 'Am I okay?' Most likely, yes.

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I'm Lucy and I've had every mental health issue under the sun, I am the world's most accomplished over-thinker, and I used to hate myself profoundly. Now, I often like myself, I've had a semi spiritual awakening, and I only avoid the tube SOMETIMES. I hate that people feel shame about things that we shouldn't feel shame about - taking antidepressants, not having enough sex, having really disturbing dreams, because actually all of these things are normal. The title's an inside joke with myself and everyone I know because the one thing I'm constantly saying is: 'Am I okay?' Most likely, yes.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Spirituality
Personal Journals,
Religion & Spirituality,
Society & Culture,
Health & Fitness,
Mental Health
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11. how to love your body
am I okay
30 minutes 12 seconds
1 year ago
11. how to love your body

Guys I'm sorry the bath was being a bit attention-seeking in this recording, so the audio's got a little 'spice' to it (annoying background noises xxxx)


Anyway, today we're talking about how to love our bodies. I often get messages from people who watch my TikToks (and friends / people in real life sometimes!) asking how I started loving my body again post-ED-recovery. And this definitely doesn't just apply to people who've had an ED, because I'd say that at least 9999999% of women have hated their bodies at some point in their lives (and probably many points).


I would argue that having an ED actually healed my relationship with my body because even pre-major-eating-issues I never really LIKED my body (post-puberty) - I was constantly yoyo dieting, comparing myself, sucking my stomach in, ordering 28-day detox teas for £5 million... the only reason I didn't develop an ED earlier is because I wasn't 'disciplined' enough (joking, obviously). Fun fact: I remember in my teens I genuinely used to wish I had an ED so that I could lose weight 'without it being hard', so healthy xoxo P.S. be careful what you wish for !!!!


SO having an ED actually FORCED me to get better and heal all of that ^^ shit. Here are some things that I think have really helped me hate my body less, and hopefully they can help you love your body more too (if you don't already adore it, which you should).


Loads & loads of love and kisses xxxxxxx


my TikTok: tiktok.com/@introducingjuice


my IG: instagram.com/@lucyrobb15



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am I okay
I'm Lucy and I've had every mental health issue under the sun, I am the world's most accomplished over-thinker, and I used to hate myself profoundly. Now, I often like myself, I've had a semi spiritual awakening, and I only avoid the tube SOMETIMES. I hate that people feel shame about things that we shouldn't feel shame about - taking antidepressants, not having enough sex, having really disturbing dreams, because actually all of these things are normal. The title's an inside joke with myself and everyone I know because the one thing I'm constantly saying is: 'Am I okay?' Most likely, yes.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.