To ask what's your favourite part of your body?

I think I agree. Reading these posts has made me sad (although happy for other posters), but I can’t think of anything I like about mine and as I’m chronically ill it lets me down in terms of strength and stamina too.

I’ve spent most of my life battling with body dysmorphia. It’s nice for people to like their body but I honestly think it’s generally best not to evaluate its different features under the lens of what is conventionally attractive and try to view it in a neutral way.

Alpha arbutin, niacinamide, spf 50 and a lot of patience 😁

So @worldshottestmom I've got three GB athletes in my family. All love their food after starving for years! We have good genes. Our son is 6'6" and looks like Rene Lege Page from Bridgerton to the extent my friends said, 'oh don't watch that because it's looks like x!'
I think the most attractive gift is a smile. I'm the nutter on the bus. I even don't take taxis in London to be able to talk to people. We don't know if they've spoken to anyone else today.
There is always sex out there for women but for gods sake don't move them in unless they are wealthier than you. I like a c*ck but not a Cocklodger!
We just need to be aware of our worth. Go girls I say. X

My hands, wrists and forearms
My legs
My boobs

Please tell me how you got rid of your hyperpigmentation 🥰

My hair, I'm a natural redhead and hated it so much growing up but I'm glad my mum never let me dye it, it's so thick and healthy now.
i love my lips, they're naturally very red and plump and I love my freckly skin.
Since I became a mum it's given me a new appreciation for my body and I've learnt to love myself a little more, I'd hate to hear my girls talking negatively about their bodies so I make a conscious effort not to do it to myself.

This is hard when you've had a lifetime of absolutely hating your body, but I'll have a go. My strength and fitness I guess - at 51 I can still hike, ski, sail, ride my bike, body board, swim etc. I can eat what I want and as much as I want and never put on weight. I'm one of those people who others say "just eat a pie" to, and I have never been able to wear strapless dresses (they don't stay up) and my spine is curved from scoliosis. But my body lets me do fun exciting stuff. I have ok skin.

There. I had a go.

Beautiful. We should all be paying attention to this.

You sound a lot like me! I hope to still have my lovely skin when I'm in my late fifties.

I think thats so important. I spent so much of my 20s/30s hating my body but now I think well damn, you've been through so much and been such a loyal friend to me. I love you body.

I love being tall as well. I'm not as tall as you, only five eight, but I would love to be even taller.

Mine hardly works anymore!😩

My figure. I've never had to lose weight & eat pretty much what I want. My arms are also really toned

Forgive me for being an interloper, but my wife is no longer here to comment. I loved her sense of humour. Illness changed the shape of her body, and removed parts of it, but I loved her anyway. It was nothing to do with the physical, it's what is inside a balloon that makes it go up.

Her inner person was fabulous. The wrapper was great too, but it was just the wrapper. I was looking forward to growing old with her, with whatever that brought to her wrapper and mine, however fate had other plans.

I like my narrow little wrists and my collar bones. They’re quite prominent following weight loss.

I’m quite fascinated with the bottom of my ribs too, also nice and obvious.

This one is weird, but my veins are very obvious now because they’re no longer buried in fat.

My feet. Yes, I know a lot of people don't like feet, but I love mine.

My height. I’m 5’11 / 1.80m and I love everything about being tall. I have always looked & felt physically strong & capable. I couldn’t imagine being tiny & petite, it wouldn’t suit my personality at all. I also find men tend to treat you differently when you’re taller than them… 😉

That’s interesting- I have too and I have the hands of someone 30 years older…

My eyes. They’re green, one with brown flecks from my mum and one with blue flecks from my dad. They’re stark and unusual. And I have super long eyelashes. Everything else is a bit of a disaster!

eta, my skin isn’t bad..I’m 42 but frequently get told I look like I’m in my 20’s. Dedi don’t feel it!!