Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall. Who’s the Thinnest of Them All?

<p>If you were to ask me to stand naked in front of a mirror for 10 minutes and write down all the things I don&rsquo;t like about my body, I would only need about 2 of those minutes. That&rsquo;s probably even an overestimate, but accounts for the time it takes me to actually write things down.</p> <p>As a new mom, now seven months postpartum, I see how my body has changed. I&rsquo;m not just talking in terms of weight, though I am a little below my pre-pregnancy weight at my oh-god-I-can&rsquo;t-eat-anything first trimester sickness weight. I see the way the skin sits on my body just a little differently. My easily tanned skin is more pale than ever because I rarely leave the house. My eyes constantly droop due to sleep deprivation. You know&hellip; the new mom look.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/read-or-die/mirror-mirror-whos-the-thinnest-of-them-all-f13752695b6a"><strong>Website</strong></a></p>