A woman with a huge birthmark came to Instagram to raise awareness and acceptance.
Utherf was born with a congenital melanoma mole, a disease that would leave most of her body full of painful birthmarks.
Yousef has over 71,000 followers on Instagram, and she has accumulated a lot of fans through bikini and sports bra selfies-all featuring her birthmark.
In most of her posts, she discussed the body
Positive and kind.
\"Dalmati\" women show scars in order to raise awareness of rare skin diseases. Recently, however, Yousef stopped to discuss the insecurities and bullying she faced as a result of her condition and educated her followers
Her audience has enjoyed it so far.
Her post yesterday has received more than 27,000 likes and nearly 800 comments.
\"On my social media, I am trying to post beautiful photos that show my confidence in my birthmarks, self-acceptance and how I can learn to live with giant moles, she began her description.
\"But I want to be a little honest with you, tell you how my body feels and give you more information about birthmarks.
Yussef then detailed what she experienced with a mole or birthmark every day, such as having her back covered with \"thicker and denser\" hair that she could not remove, increased risk of persistent itching and melanoma.
She also discussed the difficulty of dating her situation.
\"For example, you might try to get your boyfriend ready to have something unusual on your back. .
But how do you explain it [spider]on touch?
Most of the comments are positive, calling her \"beautiful\", \"sexy\" and even praising her for being \"brave \".
However, there are some who accuse the influencer of posting the near-
Nude photos as a way to show off.
Follow us on FACEBOOK and learn more about Fox Lifestyle News, although Yussef is only interested in sharing her condition information and spreading physical acceptance.
She even launched a label campaign for the perfect skin to encourage confidence in her body.
She said she hated Yahoo\'s lifestyle before posting photos of the information.
\"I\'m tired of constantly expanding and dodging people, and I\'m tired of all these clothes I wear in the summer,\" yousufu told Yahoo\'s lifestyle . \".
\"I\'m just asking myself why people react to me like this, and the answer is --
They don\'t know what it is, some are just curious in a positive way, but a lot of people think I can infect them!
Yousufu also confessed to Yahoo that some parents did not want her to play with her children as she grew up.
She\'s still \"struggling. s]
Accept yourself every day, but Yousef is trying to bring awareness and love to those with skin disease.
\"But maybe I\'m a role model for those who have CMN or other differences,\" she told Yahoo . \".