Small yansh got the accolade it deserved last year, but there are a lot more things slim girls are made to feel insecure about. In this article, Irene jay tells us how to rock being a slim babe in Nigeria with pride.

Value yourself first
Raise your head up and own the room when you walk in. No one can love you more than you. People can say you have such a pretty face, but if you’re not content with yourself, the complements fade. Love the collarbone you’re hiding, wiggle your small butt when the other girls are out on the dance floor. Don’t spend your whole life second-guessing yourself before you walk into a room. You’re too special to feel so little.

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Say no to silly jokes
Nigerians struggle with boundaries but you need to enforce them — especially to the people in your life. Being slim is not a free pass to be the butt of every joke. If the flat-ass jokes are getting too much, tell them to stop. If they don’t, then that relationship isn’t worth it. Babe, cut them off until they learn to respect you.

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small nyansh, big nyansh, no nyansh...it doesnt matter!

so long as you have the RIGHT attitude and character, you will be fine!

Bahamas95:
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the fallacy of waist trainer, tricking countless brothas all over the world!

Op the topic is funny

: Avoid junk foods
: Exercise
: Avoid contraceptives
: Eat whole foods
: Fruits and veggies must be part of daily diet
: Minimize stress.
: Make water your best liquid.

Get over secondary school
Focus on the present. Let that scared little girl from JSS1 go. It’s normal to lose a bit of confidence when you see other girls going through puberty at a faster rate than you — girls were moving from bra tops to proper big girl bras, getting more attention from the boys and you felt left out. I understand the feeling and it’s okay, but half of those girls also felt ugly for different reasons. Free yourself from the shackles of secondary school insecurities, you’re beautiful, now and always.

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Get over secondary school
Focus on the present. Let that scared little girl from JSS1 go. It’s normal to lose a bit of confidence when you see other girls going through puberty at a faster rate than you — girls were moving from bra tops to proper big girl bras, getting more attention from the boys and you felt left out. I understand the feeling and it’s okay, but half of those girls also felt ugly for different reasons. Free yourself from the shackles of secondary school insecurities, you’re beautiful, now and always.

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