Odważne dziewczyny pokazują swoje blizny!

Blizny na ciele pokazują naszą historię. Niektórzy próbują je zamaskować, bo źle się z nimi czują. Na szczęście pojawił się projekt „Behind The Scars”, który uczy nas wszystkich, że blizny nie są powodem do wstydu.

Sophie Mayenne, fotografka z Londynu, jest autorką wielu zdjęć, które przedstawiają młode kobiety i ich blizny. Dziewczyny, które zgodziły się wziąć udział w tym projekcie, dawniej same miały problem z zaakceptowaniem własnego wyglądu. A teraz z uśmiechem na twarzy pokazują swoje wyjątkowe ciała. Bierzmy z nich przykład!

An out take of the lovely @mbajsb for @girlgazeproject – head to her Instagram for some of her story!

A post shared by SOPHIE MAYANNE (@sophiemayanne) on Jan 6, 2018 at 11:33am PST

#behindthescars Zuzanna “I was born without both radius. When I was one I had my first surgery on my right hand. One year later doctors decided to operate on my left hand. Two different doctors operated on my hands. The first operation went well. During the second operation, there were some complications. Doctors didn’t know that bones in my left hand are different from the ones in my right hand. When I was 15, I noticed that there was something wrong with my left wrist. I had to have surgery once again. This disease is called hemimelia, and a case like mine happens for 1 in 100,000 people. I always had a big problem with my scars – I couldn’t accept myself because of them and other people also had a problem with my scars. Now I think that this is who I am. Finally I can feel that I don’t have to hide it, because this is the real me.” @endersja

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#behindthescars Chloe “I started self harming when I was 13 and have struggled with it ever since. The issue with self harming is it gets progressively worse and you end up doing more and more damage to yourself than you think is possible when you first start. It truly is an addiction and you get to a point where surgeons tell you that plastic surgery can’t fix the appearance of the scars, so the only thing you can do is love your scars so much that all the negative connections that come along with self harm slowly disappear – along with all the pain attached to the scars. My scars tell my story, and I’m never going to let anyone else’s thoughts or opinions change that. “ @_chl.o shot on Huawei P10 @huaweimobileuk for @dazed #RevealTheRealYou

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Macie blizny? Wrzucajcie z nimi zdjęcia na insta i wpisujcie hasztag #BehindTheScars stworzony przez Sophie!