From Rock Bottom to Radiant: My Journey as a Digital Anthropologist & Fitness Guru 💪🌍

Trigger Warning: This story contains mentions of trauma, eating disorders, and self-harm. But it’s also a story of hope, healing, and unshakable resilience.

I was 15 years old when I realized my body was a battleground.

Growing up in a small town where ‘perfection’ was currency, I starved myself to fit into a mold that was never meant for me. I counted calories like prayers, punished myself with 3-hour workouts, and cried in dressing rooms when my thighs touched. My reflection was my enemy. My body? A prison.

At 19, I collapsed during a marathon. Malnourished. Exhausted. Broken. The doctor’s words cut deeper than any razor ever could: "You’re killing yourself."

But rock bottom became my foundation.

I discovered digital anthropology—studying how humans interact with technology, culture, and themselves online. I realized: my pain wasn’t unique. Millions of women were trapped in the same cycle of self-loathing, fueled by toxic trends and filtered realities. So I fought back.

I rebuilt my body with science, not shame. I became a certified trainer, nutritionist, and a warrior for mental health. Now, I use my platform to expose the dark side of ‘wellness’ culture while teaching sustainable, joyful fitness.

My scars? Proof I survived. My curves? A middle finger to diet culture. My mission? To help you fall in love with yourself—flaws, strength, and all.

P.S. If you’re reading this while hating your body… I see you. And I promise: it gets better.** ❤️🔥