A PLUS-
The size model reminds her followers how deceptive the photos Edited on Instagram are.
La \'tecia Thoma from Melbourne, Australia uploaded a series of modified photos next to unfiltered photos. The 26-
The one-year-old wrote in The Post: \"What you see online or in the media is not always completely true.
\"This is not to blow anyone up, it is. . .
Remind you not to compare yourself with others.
In this case, I can\'t even compare myself to myself.
\"These photos were taken at the same time;
One is obviously modified, the other is not.
She added: \"I think my big arm, fat mass, back roll, dimples on my ass look good in nature shots.
Then she added: \"I think both of these pictures are beautiful, but to be realistic to yourself, you don\'t need to look like some way of being appreciated or know you
La \'tecia often releases photos of her slim figure, proudly revealing that she is happier --sized.
In a photo, the model poses in a sports bra showing her torn abs.
But in the title, la \'tecia insisted: \"I was going through my phone and I found this old picture of me when I trained for a bikini match.
\"A lot of people will look at this picture and compare their bodies and say they prefer me from\" before.
\"But as long as I am happy, I prefer me of any weight.
This is after an advantage in the UK.
The queen-size model slammed Tess Holliday because she said big women should not describe themselves as curves.
Felicity was under-impressed by tess\'s position on the 22nd about what was called a \"curve\" and talked about why she liked this particular term --
It is crucial why people can choose how to describe themselves.
Earlier this month, plus-
Jewelz, an Instagram activist and bikini model, said she liked the curve on the 22nd.