From Scary Mommy <[email protected]>
Subject Clean Out Your Closet To Feel Better About Your Body
Date March 18, 2022 9:09 PM
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That dress isn’t perfect unless it’s perfect for you.

 

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Mar 18, 2022

 

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Just Get Rid Of That Ill-Fitting Dress Already
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Daylight Savings Time, itchy eyes from the sudden deluge of pollen, your child
suddenly talking about making a “leprechaun trap” – spring is here! If you’re
anything like me, that means you’re eying your overstuffed closet and thinking
about a clean-out. (Key word: thinking.) A suggestion: Get rid of whatever
you’ve got in there that doesn’t fit, no matter how “perfect” it seems on the
hanger. 

On Scary Mommy today, Natasha McKee writes about the white dress she wore at her
high school graduation, which sat in her closet for years, making her feel bad
about how her body had changed. She writes: “I tried to change my body to fit
the outfit, setting aside my ongoing quest for body acceptance. Guess what? This
strategy has never worked, not even once.” She finally let it go, in what she
now realizes was an important step toward a better relationship with her body:
“The relief didn't just come from physically tossing it into a box for donation
— it's come every single day that I open my closet and don't see it there.”
Finally, a persuasive case for actually tackling the mess in there, instead of
just thinking about it. 

— Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor

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