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It's Important To Me, No Matter What Size I Am Or Weight I Am, To Feel Beautiful. Even At My Biggest I Was Rocking Body Con Dresses And You Couldn't Tell Me Twice. That's What I Think Good American Is. It's About Women Of Individuality And Diversity, But Also About Being Comfortable In Yourself. That's What We're Trying To Promote. It's Not About Fitting Into A Size Two And That's What Makes You Beautiful. I Just Want People To Be Healthy And Love Who They Are And Be In Control Of Your Life. But That Doesn't Mean You Have To Be A Size Six.

A Few Years Ago I Lost 30 Pounds, And People Still Wanted To Criticize. And Honestly, I'm Happy With Myself If I'm A Little Heavier. I Realized: 'why Am I Trying To Conform To Someone Else's Idea Of Beauty?' I Think I'm Beautiful Either Way.

I Have Moments Of Weakness, But Mostly I Brush The Criticism Off... Who Cares If I'm Not A Size Zero? I Don't Want To Be. I Love My Body; I'm Healthy, I Work Out.

Now We Have So Many More Social Outlets, So Many Ways To Be Stalked And Bullied. If Social Media Is Too Much For You To Handle, Then Don't Have A Twitter Or Facebook Account. Just Be Yourself. Be Who You Want To Be.

I Just Find It Funny What People Will Comment On, I Try To Not Pay That Much Attention To It, But The Crazy Part Is That If I'm Doing A Squat And I Have An Action Photo, They're Like, "oh Your Form Is Off!" And I'm Like, Are You Kidding? I'm Still At The Gym And You're Not!