Accepting your insecurities involves recognising and validating your feelings of self-doubt or uncertainty. It means understanding that everyone has insecurities and that it is a normal part of being human. Rather than trying to suppress or hide your insecurities, you can learn to navigate them with kindness and empathy towards yourself.

By accepting your flaws, you can cultivate a sense of self-compassion and understanding. Instead of beating yourself up over perceived shortcomings, you can learn to embrace them as unique parts of who you are.

I know that it is hard. Trust me, I know. For so much of my life I have carried around a heap of insecurities. Do I still have them? Sure, I do. The difference is that I accept them. For example, when I have a BBID (bad body image day), I tell myself that it’s ok and not let my body dysmorphia get to me. I allow myself to have a slower day and give myself more self-love than ever.

On those days when you feel your insecurities are getting the best of you, remind yourself that you are beautiful and loved. Why not just shower yourself with self-love? You deserve it, everyday, but particularly on those harder days :)

When you accept your flaws and insecurities, you allow yourself to grow and evolve. It opens up the possibility for self-improvement and self-love. Remember, nobody is perfect, and embracing your imperfections can lead to greater authenticity and fulfilment in life.