"I wear a bikini because I'm proud of this body and every mark on it."
This is so amazing!
Rachel Hollis is a mother of three who runs a website called The Chic Site and now a bikini photo she posted to the site's Facebook page is blowing up because of it's ridiculously badass, inspiring message.
I have stretch marks and I wear a bikini. I have a belly that's permanently flabby from carrying three giant babies and...
Posted by The Chic Site on Saturday, March 21, 2015
"I have stretch marks and I wear a bikini," Hollis writes. "I have a belly that's permanently flabby from carrying three giant babies and I wear a bikini. My belly button is saggy... (which is something I didn't even know was possible before!!) and I wear a bikini."
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She continues, "I wear a bikini because I'm proud of this body and every mark on it. Those marks prove that I was blessed enough to carry my babies and that flabby tummy means I worked hard to lose what weight I could. I wear a bikini because the only man who's opinion matters knows what I went through to look this way. That same man says he's never seen anything sexier than my body, marks and all."
Okay Hollis might be turning into our favorite person.
She concludes the post, "They aren't scars ladies, they're stripes and you've earned them. Flaunt that body with pride!"
Yep. New favorite person alert. We have a winner: Rachel Hollis!
Hollis tells Cosmopolitan that the response has been overwhelming.
"People have been so positive and writing the most beautiful, inspiring things," said Hollis. "I'm totally humbled be everyone's reaction."
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And Hollis and that man she mentioned earlier, by the way, appear to be having a wonderful vacation.
The cutest boy I've ever met absolutely crushed his keynote speech today (as if there was ever any doubt) now our vacation really begins. #HollisHoliday
Posted by The Chic Site on Friday, March 20, 2015
Keep being the best, Rachel Hollis!
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