I’m a gym girl – I still have cellulite, thigh rub and a ‘cutie tummy,’ it’s very normal | The Sun

AN INFLUENCER'S gym session has led to her determination to normalize parts of the body often hidden away.

There is nothing to be ashamed of, she said, if you have cellulite.


Neither is experiencing thigh rub or having a "cutie tummy" – they are common too.

Do not be embarrassed or shame-faced if you have them insisted Laeti (@laetidecaru).

This midsize lady's mission is to demonstrate body positivity to others.

Her oozing self-confidence and upbeat demeanor have attracted over 1.5 million followers and another 37 million likes to her TikTok.

In this post, she showed viewers that it was okay not to be perfect.

“Four normal things to bring to the gym in 2023," she said.

First up, “touching thighs.”

Second, she rubbed her belly rolls and captioned her video, “cutie tummy."

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Thirdly, the camera zoomed into her face, with “skin texture," splashed across the screen.

Finally, dimpled skin, “cellulite.”

She urged her followers to believe in themselves and to stop being so critical of themselves.

“There’s nothing wrong with you," she wrote.

“Stop comparing your beautiful self.”

Her post has been popular with over 11,000 likes so far.

Commenters loved her positive attitude.

“Please never stop. I hope more people join in this body love," said one fan.

“You make me feel confident. Thanks," was the view of another.

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The final comment was already an advocate for the cause.

“Tummies are cute. We need to normalize them,” they said.



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